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A storied rivalry was renewed and intensified Saturday afternoon at the Athletic Complex. Just over a month after the Wilfrid Laurier University womenโs basketball team defeated the number one Windsor Lancers on their home soil, the Lancers came to Waterloo with a purpose, defeating the Hawks by a final score of 77-68. โWe knew it…
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The Thunderwolves handed the Hawks a loss on the road
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An alumnus of University of Saskatchewan has put forward a proposal to get CIS football on TV
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10 . The Allin legacy Max Allin provided the Wilfrid Laurier University basketball program with arguably the strongest five years of any players in its existence. Just months after the 1,500 point scorer and Laurier legend left the program, his younger brother Luke stepped onto the court in the very same gym. On Nov. 8…
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Even as football season fades into the distance, star running back Dillon Campbell continues to collect accolades.
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Six menโs football players selected
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Womenโs basketball went 1-1 this past weekend at home


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