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    Hawks fall in semi-final

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    For the second year in a row, the Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks’ men’s football team saw their season end at the hands of the Westen Mustangs, once again in the Ontario University Athletics (OUA) semi-final. Mustangs’ running back, Nathan Riva carried the ball an OUA record 42 times, racking up 289 yards and two touchdowns.…

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    Behind the Hawk: Dillon Heap

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    This season, Dillon Heap, of the Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawksโ€™ menโ€™s football team has not only been breaking athletic records, but has also been breaking down stereotypes. The third-year receiver is as committed to his religious faith as he is to the team.ย ย  โ€œSome people donโ€™t quite understand it because we have different standards in…

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    Hawks stun Gaels

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    The Wilfrid Laurier University Golden Hawksโ€™ menโ€™s football team shocked the undefeated Queenโ€™s Gaels on Saturday, beating the number two nationally-ranked team from Kingston 25-13. With this win, the Hawks jumped ahead of Western, Ottawa and McMaster, finishing second in the province and granting them a bye in the first round of the playoffs. โ€œAfter…

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    Hawks end season with a win

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    The Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks’ men’s football team handed the Queen’s Gaels their first loss of the season today, topping the number two nationally ranked Gaels 25-13. Gaels’ quarterback Dan Brannagan became the Canadian Interuniversity Sport (CIS) all-time leader in passing yards early in the game, however, by the end of the day he was…

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    Hawks down Gryphons

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    The Wilfrid Laurier University Golden Hawksโ€™ menโ€™s football team faced a daunting task in Saturdayโ€™s road game against the Guelph Gryphons. Led by star quarterback Justin Dunk, the Gryphonsโ€™ offence had not been held under 20 points all-season; they had even scored 49 on the undefeated Queenโ€™s earlier in the year. However, the Hawks proved…

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    Heap breaks CIS record

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    During Laurierโ€™s 21-14 win over Guelph, Golden Hawksโ€™ slot back Dillon Heap set a new Canadian Interuniversity Sport (CIS) record for punt return yards in a single season. Heap racked up 202 punt return yards on Saturday, improving his season total to 827, breaking the previous record of 777, set by Richard Karikari of St.…

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    Hawks run over Lancers

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    Coming into Saturdayโ€™s game needing a win to keep pace with Ottawa and McMaster in the Ontario University Athletics (OUA) standings, the Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawksโ€™ menโ€™s football team was looking to take advantage of a Windsor Lancers team that had lost three straight games. Led by their running game โ€“ which put up 397…

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    Hawks roll over Lancers

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    Following their heart-breaking homecoming loss to Ottawa last weekend, the Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks menโ€™s football team got back on track on Thanksgiving Saturday, beating the Windsor Lancers 37-20. Leading the way for the Hawks was their running game, which racked up a total of 397 yards. Running back Mike Montoya got back into form,…

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    Quarterback Luke Thompson out with knee injury for extended period of time

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    The Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks menโ€™s football played their first home game of the season on Saturday afternoon and came away with a 29-18 victory over the Waterloo Warriors. The win came at a price however, as quarterback Luke Thompson went down with a knee injury late in the second quarter. Thompson did not return…

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    Mustangs trample Hawks

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    The Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks menโ€™s football team posted their first loss of the season in a rather embarrassing fashion on Saturday afternoon. The Hawks traveled to London and fell 30-7 to the perennially hated Western Mustangs. In a game that was meant to be a showcase of the two most complete teams in the…

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