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 on Sept. 13 at 8:15 p.m. for the men and 6 p.m. for the women’s matchup. The second round of games were held at the University of Waterloo’s Warrior Field on…
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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 musique, de nourriture et de tout ce qui fait le dynamisme des cultures francophones au Canada. Voici quatre festivals francophones à ne pas manquer en 2024. La Nuit sur l’étang La…
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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 everything that makes Canada’s Francophone culture so dynamic. Here are four Francophone festivals that should not be missed in 2024. La Nuit sur l’étang La Nuit sur l’étang has just celebrated…
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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 who prepared to play one last time at Alumni Field. The Laurier Golden Hawks battled in a physical match against the Mustangs, led by their fifth year Captain, Lila Nakano. Nakano…
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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 a productive Saturday on the road, the Golden Hawks faced controversy in their game at home on Sunday against the Brock Badgers. On Sep. 16th, the squad travelled to St. Catherine’s…
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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 only a third of the size of the men’s change room. Now, as of 2019, Laurier women’s varsity teams have won 36 out of the 73 OUA championships and seven of…
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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 hopes to help bring her team to the OUA championship finals. Parhar is fresh off of being named Female Athlete of the Week, and is the current leading scorer for the…
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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 team took on the Brock Badgers Sunday in their final game of the season. With their spot secured, head coach, Barry MacLean decided to rest his starters with playoffs just around…
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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 up with Algoma. Coaches in different sports speak on not wasting any steps or movements. It’s something that is key in order for the athletes to perform at a higher level.…
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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 taking one at University Stadium to collect another three points and a win. The game began with Laurier playing well from the very start and taking control of momentum early on,…
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