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The club hosted the worldโs largest recorded handball game on Oct. 1 at University Stadium
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Dorian Wilson, of he menโs football team, and has made a clothing line with the soul purpose of situation in Brazil.
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[Best_Wordpress_Gallery gallery_type=”slideshow” theme_id=”1″ gallery_id=”2″ sort_by=”order” order_by=”asc” slideshow_effect=”fade” slideshow_interval=”5″ slideshow_width=”800″ slideshow_height=”500″ enable_slideshow_autoplay=”1″ enable_slideshow_shuffle=”0″ enable_slideshow_ctrl=”1″ enable_slideshow_filmstrip=”1″ slideshow_filmstrip_height=”90″ slideshow_enable_title=”0″ slideshow_title_position=”top-right” slideshow_enable_description=”1″ slideshow_description_position=”bottom-right” enable_slideshow_music=”0″ slideshow_music_url=”” gallery_name=”Men] The tide is slowly beginning to turn for the Wilfrid Laurier University menโs rugby team. A season after failing to win a single game, the team posted a 23-14 win over the Waterloo…
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No alarm bells are sounding just yet, but major cuts to Wilfrid Laurier Universityโs budget may affect the department of athletics and recreation in the coming years. The most recent development came this month from Laurierโs vice president of finance and administration, Jim Butler, who informed each department there would be projected cuts to the…
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This past month Christopher Courtis had the unique opportunity of representing his country on one of the worldโs largest stages. After an exceptional career swimming for the Wilfrid Laurier University Golden Hawks for the past two years, Courtis qualified for the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland this summer and swam for his native country, Barbados.…
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Men’s baseball Last year, strong pitching and defense were the formula that resulted in an Ontario University Athletics championship, and much of the core of that formula still remains. Their pitching rotation is considered possibly the best in Ontario and is headlined by Jordan Petruska, who posted a 1.94 ERA last year. This is team…
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A new kind of sport is rolling its way into Kitchener-Waterloo. In April of this year Edward Qian and Mandy Gu, two Wilfrid Laurier University students, launched their company GeeseRabbit, and with it a new form of athletics: Bubble Sports. The concept is simple. Participants play normal contact games with a twist: ย they are encased…
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Everybody loves a winner. It’s that feeling of pride that comes with following a team that is able to play well and find success in whichever sport they play. It comes from being able to come along for the ride and feel the happiness the players feel when they are able to capture the ultimate…


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