Hockey


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    Number one in Canada

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    Members of Wilfrid Laurier Universityโ€™s womenโ€™s hockey team are used to toning down their goal celebrations. Sometimes the score can get a little out of hand for the recently-ranked number-one team in Canada, and when that happens, the party becomes a little more subdued on the ice. But this time, the โ€œcongratzโ€ were front and…

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    Hockey Hawks in dire straits

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    Phil Magistrale just couldnโ€™t feel it anymore. The anticipation, the excitement, the bliss that hits those ice warriors whose blades first hit the ice before the centre-ice puck-drop, was gone. โ€œIt just wasnโ€™t becoming fun for me anymore to go to the rink,โ€ said the fourth-year defenceman. โ€œIt just wasnโ€™t worth it anymore.โ€ After a…

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    Two third-period goals sink Lancers

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    The weather outside may be getting colder, but the Wilfrid Laurier University menโ€™s hockey team is certainly heating up. The men put forth one of their best efforts of the season in a gutsy 4-2 win over the Windsor Lancers on Saturday. The win brought their record to 3-3 in 2012, a strong improvement after…

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    Lady Hawks get a taste of top-ranked McGill

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    With an otherworldly 13-0-1 record at the holiday break, the nationally-ranked No.2 Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawksโ€™ womenโ€™s hockey team had seen the rest of the Ontario University Athleticsโ€™ (OUA) competition and had more than proven themselves time and time again. No small feat for a team considered on the mend, and reloading after losing veteran…

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    Worrisome losses plague men’s hockey before holiday break

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    The Wilfrid Laurier University menโ€™s hockey team will head into the exam break on a sour note after dropping both contests this week. The team was destroyed 7-0 by Guelph on Thursday, before dropping a 4-1 decision to York on Saturday night. The game did not start of well for the Hawks, who allowed three…

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    Men’s hockey hands Western their first regulation loss

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    Coming off of two disappointing losses to Brock University and the University of Western Ontario, the Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks (4-8-0) were looking to garner a win over the No. 4 Western Mustangs (9-1-2) at the Waterloo Memorial Recreational Complex on Nov. 19. Despite an attempted comeback by Western to bring the game within one…

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    Hammertime: The latest weapon in the Golden Hawks’ arsenal

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    The Wilfrid Laurier Universityโ€™s menโ€™s hockey team consider themselves a well-behaved bunch, but getting hammered now and then isnโ€™t out of the question. The team has found a new source of motivation this season, and it comes in the form of the โ€œGolden Hammer.โ€ โ€œThe Golden Hammer was my brain child, I will take full…

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    Former hockey Hawks step behind the bench

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    Behind every great sports team is a dedicated coach working tirelessly to ensure athletic success both on and off the ice. Add two young, enthusiastic and accomplished former players to that bench and you create a serious coaching staff worth noting. The Wilfrid Laurier University womenโ€™s hockey team (recently ranked No. 2 in Canada) welcomed…

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    Thunder strikes hockey team

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    If you were to ask a young Erika Thunder where she would be in her university years, she would not have guessed playig as a rookie goaltender on the Wilfrid Laurier University womenโ€™s hockey team. Originally from Buffalo Point, Manitoba, the aspiring goalie had dreams of playing hockey for a university in the United States…

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    Game of opposites for menโ€™s hockey

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    The Wilfrid Laurier University menโ€™s hockey team experienced both sides of a blow-out this weekend as they rolled over the Brock Badgers 5-1 on Thursday night, before being crushed by the Western Mustangs 9-3 in London on Saturday. On Thursday, the Hawks (3-7-0) stepped up their physical play, frustrating the Badgers early and often. A…

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