Soccer
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Men’s soccer leaving room for improvement
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Men’s soccer looks to strengthen mentality after an average start to the year
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Women’s soccer looks to repeat success
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The Wilfrid Laurier University women’s soccer team is coming into next season with a target on their backs. Capping off last season with a
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Hawks join big leagues with K-W United
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Even though the school year is over, soccer season is just kicking off. This summer, seven Wilfrid Laurier University women’s soccer players are playing
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Golden Hawk scores in showcase
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On May 3, Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawk women’s soccer midfielder Julie Maheu became the only Golden Hawk to have picked up both a goal
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Recognizing female leadership
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Women athletes are taking Wilfrid Laurier University by storm. Last week, the department of athletics and recreation announced its finalists for this year’s Outstanding
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Changes for transfers shakes up the CIS
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Just two weeks before the 2013-14 season was set to start, women’s soccer player Maxine Murchie made the decision to return to her hometown.
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The top moments of 2013
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10. Laura Brooker scores 50 goals in her three-year career (Feb. 2, 2013) It took her a while to get there, but once Laura
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Laurier’s women’s soccern shut down in CIS nationals
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TORONTO, Ont. – It wasn’t expected, but their fate seemed all too familiar. Despite offensive uncertainty and plenty of injuries, the Wilfrid Laurier women’s
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Golden Hawks’ season comes to an end in a 2-1 loss to host Toronto
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TORONTO, Ont. — Wilfrid Laurier’s women’s soccer team journey at the Canadian Interuniversity Sport (CIS) national championships came to a quick halt Friday night
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Golden Hawks drop championship quarterfinal game to Spartans
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TORONTO, Ont. – A miscommunication on a corner kick and some defensive lapses turned out to be the determining factors in a 3-0 Canadian
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