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    Hawks win in blow-out

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    Another team from Toronto, another lop-sided victory. The Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks football team won their second-straight game on Saturday afternoon, crushing the York Lions 68-14. For the Hawks, the win marked the seventh consecutive victory over York. For the Lions, it extended their three-year long losing streak to 23 games. “Our goal was to…

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    Hawks rebound vs. Blues

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    After starting their season with a blow-out loss to the Western Mustangs and a heart-breaking defeat at the hands of the McMaster Marauders, the Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks menโ€™s football team could not have asked for a better opponent than the University of Toronto Varsity Blues for game three. Coming into the game, the perennially…

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    Golden Hawks back on track

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    What’s the best way to cure an 0-2 start? A date with the University of Toronto Varsity Blues. The Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks men’s football team learned that first-hand on Saturday night, as the purple and gold crushed the Blues 37-6 for their first win of the season. This comes after the Hawks opened the…

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    Football Hawks fall to 0-2

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    Hamilton, Ont.- A last minute lead was inches away. The Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks men’s football team had driven 85 yards to bring themselves inside the one yard line, down 26-22. However, second-year running back Anton Bennett fumbled on the goal line and with 38 seconds left, the Hawks’ comeback bid had ended. “[The loss]…

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    Behind the Hawk: Alex Anthony

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    Itโ€™s the semi final game; winner advances to the World Junior Football Championship gold medal match-up. 16 seconds remaining, Team Canada is down by five. Wearing the maple leaf, Alex Anthony gets his hands on a pass, breaks a series of tackles, and scores a 40-yard touchdown to win the game. โ€œThat was definitely one…

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    Back to the drawing board

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    โ€œWeโ€™re a lot better than that.โ€ That was the message that Laurierโ€™s manager of football operations and head coach Gary Jeffries emphatically instilled in his team after they were embarrassed 46-1 at the hands of the Western Mustangs on Wednesday night. The season-opening defeat was the largest margin of defeat the Hawks have suffered since…

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    They lost their season for this?

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    As the 2010 Ontario University Athletics (OUA) football season gets underway itโ€™s difficult not to feel sorry for the young men who would have been taking the field for the University of Waterlooโ€™s (UW) Waterloo Warriors. After nine of the 62 players on the UW roster tested positive for performance enhancing drugs, the school decided…

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    Golden Hawks fall to Western 46-1

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    A few names may have changed but the result remained the same, as the Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks menโ€™s football team was embarrassed once again by the Western Mustangs on Wednesday night. The Hawks fell 46-1, marking their worst defeat in 41 years and their fifth consecutive loss to their rivals from London in a…

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    Football Hawks rank sixth in pre-season top 10

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    The pre-season Canadian Interuniversity Sport (CIS) football top 10 was released earlier today and the Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks find themselves ranked as the sixth-best team in the nation. The number-six ranking is a spot higher than where the Hawks started the season a year ago, but once again they are the second-highest seed coming…

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    Laurier looks to defeat Western in season-opener

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    In their season opener on Sept. 1, the Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks football team will look to do something they havenโ€™t done since 2006 โ€“ beat the Western Mustangs. Since their 20-15 win in the Ontario University Athletics (OUA) semi-finals back in November of 2006, the Hawks have lost four straight games to their rivals…

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