Laurier Women’s Soccer
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Golden Hawks show up in soccer leg of Battle of Waterloo
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The soccer leg of the Battle of Waterloo series took place this past weekend, with games held at Wilfrid Laurier University’s Ansley Alumni Field
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Festivals Franco à ne pas manquer en 2024
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Les Festivals Franco sont plus nombreux que l’on croit à travers le pays. Ce sont des lieux populaires de rencontre pour les amateurs de
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French Festivals Not to be Missed in 2024
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There are more French festivals around the country than you may think. They are a popular meeting place for lovers of music, food and
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Golden Hawks soccer host Senior Day for their last match on home soil
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The Laurier women’s and men’s soccer teams hosted the Western Mustangs in their final game at home. The women’s team celebrated ten senior athletes
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Golden Hawks battle Brock Badgers and the elements
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he Laurier women’s soccer team has captured first place in the OUA West division, a reflection of their successful start to the season. After
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Women’s athletics at Laurier has grown in leaps and bounds
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In the 1990’s, Wilfrid Laurier University’s athletic facility only had four washroom stalls for the women’s athletic teams and the women’s change room was
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Gagan Parhar leads the way as the Hawks battle for the playoffs
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A humble leader, Gagan Parhar enters into her fourth year with the Laurier Golden Hawks women’s soccer team with a new confidence and high
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Hawks get valuable rest heading into the playoffs
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Having secured third place in the OUA West – regardless of any other outcomes after Saturday’s results – Wilfrid Laurier University’s women’s varsity soccer
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Hawks make a statement with their big win over Algoma
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Coming off of a tie and loss last weekend, the Wilfrid Laurier University women’s soccer team was looking to show out in a match
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Hawks struggle in weekend double header
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In the first game of the weekend for the Wilfrid Laurier University women’s soccer team, the Windsor Lancers came to town in hopes of
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