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Olympian and TV personality Kelly Vanderbeek stood in front of nearly 250 people March 21 with one main message. Be bold, use your community and donโt be afraid to fail. At this yearโs annual Outstanding Women of Laurier (OWL) Award luncheon, Vanderbeek delivered the keynote speech on the importance of utilizing the community surrounding people…
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A season where No. 1 ranked team after No. 1 ranked team fell down the rankings ladder, where the underdog upset became a weekly rite of passage and the sentimental statement that, โthis yearโs NCAA tournament is anyoneโs gameโ becomes repeated ad nauseum, this yearโs March Madness has shaped up to be one of the…
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All three athletes couldnโt believe it when they got the call last week saying that they were finalists for the Outstanding Women of Laurier (OWL) Award. Carmen Baker from the womenโs rugby team, Doreen Bonsu from womenโs basketball and Fiona Lester from womenโs hockey were announced finalists for OWL, with the winner to be announced…
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Outstanding Women of Laurier finalists announced Womenโs rugby captain Carmen Baker, womenโs basketball forward Doreen Bonsu and womenโs hockey captain Fiona Lester were shortlisted Monday afternoon as finalists for the annual Outstanding Women of Laurier (OWL) Award. The OWL Award recognizes a female Laurier student who combines athletic and academic achievement while showing commitment to…
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Recently, it was announced that the removal of scores and standings will be mandatory for Ontario youth soccer players under the age of 12, as of 2014. The movement is part of the Canadian Soccer Associationโs (CSA) Long-Term Player Development plan (LTPD).ย I am not here to explain or justify the program. I am here…
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Daniels named OUA West MVP Star Laurier netminder Ryan Daniels was honoured with the Ontario University Athletics (OUA) West MVP award, the top goaltender award and was named an OUA first-team all-star last week. This is his third all-star award and second time on the first team โ he was named a second-team all-star last…
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It was a year of learning for Wilfrid Laurier curling, as both the men and womenโs seasons came to an end last weekend. From Feb. 14โ18, the Hawks competed at the Ontario University Athletics (OUA) curling championships in Guelph. Both teams finished with a 3-3 record through round robin play and did not advance…


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