basketball
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Laurier splits weekend
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After staying in the game against Windsor, the Hawks upset No. 7 Western 76-71 in overtime thriller at home
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Many mistakes stymie Hawks
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Offensive and defensive mistakes lead to two consecutive losses to No. 8 Windsor and Western
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Hawks work to build on momentous 2014-2015 season
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After finishing 17-3, Falco hopes for the team to bounce back
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Development the focus for finding success
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After going 4-5 in preseason play, the Wilfrid Laurier University men’s basketball team is getting ready for another campaign focused on development of young guns. The new-look Hawks are looking to make an impression in the Ontario University Athletics (OUA) with a mixture of rookies and veterans to fill out their roster. Head coach Peter…
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Basketball Alum to play for Hawthorn Magic
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Former Wilfrid Laurier University men’s basketball player Max Allin is making ripples in Australia.
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Hawks to help abroad
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“It is a bit scary because you don’t know the impact it’s going to have and how much it’s going to touch your heart.”
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Osei recognized by OUA
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Fifth-year guard Lee Anna Osei nominated for the Joy Bellinger award for academic and athletic achievement
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Rams hand Hawks final loss
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“If we had a chance to win we had to put together a pretty spectacular game,” said head coach Peter Campbell.
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Queen’s completes the shocking upset
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On Saturday afternoon the Wilfrid Laurier University women’s basketball team was stunned as their playoff run came to an abrupt end.
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Losing the battle for first
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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 women’s 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. “We knew it…
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