Soccer
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On the hunt for CIS gold
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This very well may be the year for Wilfrid Laurier women’s soccer.
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Hawks claim silver at OUA championship
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OTTAWA, Ont. — It was truly the definition of a heartbreak. The Wilfrid Laurier women’s soccer team came in to the Ontario University Athletics final against the Queen’s Gaels with high hopes and a ton of confidence. They controlled the first half, but miscommunication and a defensive lapse in the 68th minute would seal the…
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Hawks advance to sixth OUA championship in nine years
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OTTAWA, Ont. — It was 6 a.m., Saturday morning and Nicole Lyon couldn’t sleep. The second-year Wilfrid Laurier women’s soccer all-star was too excited — and nervous — for the upcoming Ontario University Athletics semifinal against the No. 3 nationally-ranked and first-seeded Ottawa Gee-Gees to sleep. She went for a walk to the parliament buildings…
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Soccer Hawks lose their sixth-seed magic; fall to Marauders
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Men’s soccer head coach Mario Halapir had one word to sum up the season for his team — progressive. For the last three years, the Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks came into the first round of the playoffs as the sixth seed in the Ontario University Athletics West division and eliminated the third seed to advance…
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Brown propels Laurier to Final Four
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Fifth-year striker leads Hawks to 1-0 victory over the Windsor Lancers to punch semifinal ticket
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Two wins good enough for playoff bye
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Second-place finish in OUA West gives Laurier bypass into quarter-final matchup at home
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Sixth seed familiar for Laurier soccer
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Heading into the playoffs for the fourth year in a row, the Hawks will be the sixth-place team
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Men’s soccer scoring slump continues
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Playoff push continues despite losing offensive touch
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Laurier left with much to prove
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Hawks keep chasing first-round playoff bye after pulling within one point of Western Mustangs
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Men’s soccer find the confidence to compete
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Hawks find chemistry, communication an asset against Canada’s top teams
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