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Struggles continue for Laurier as Hawks lose 4th straight game
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The Wilfrid Laurier University men’s hockey team had their losing streak extended to four games on Saturday, Jan. 27, falling to the Guelph Gryphons
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Hawks stay hot on the path to the playoffs
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Coming off of a close loss to McMaster a couple of days prior, the Wilfrid Laurier University men’s basketball team was looking to rebound
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Nicole Morrison continues to make history as Hawks edge Warriors
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Coming off a loss against the eighth ranked McMaster Marauders on Jan. 24, the Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks women’s basketball team was looking to
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Golden Hawks hit speed bump on the road to the playoffs
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The Wilfrid Laurier University men’s hockey team was in Guelph on Thursday night to play in their second consecutive Frosty Mug game against
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Five game winning streak helps Hawks get back on track
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“Be happy but not satisfied.” Justin Serresse, head coach of Laurier’s men’s basketball team explained that this quote is the attitude he wants from
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Hawks find their defense and turn things around against Algoma
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It’s been a rough 2018 for the Wilfrid Laurier University women’s basketball team. Going into the New Year 6-4, they were in good position
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The lone bright spot in a tough season
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It has been another tough season for the Laurier Golden Hawks women’s hockey team this year. Following last year’s 3-21 season, the team
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Godfrey Onyeka is highest ranked U-Sports prospect in latest CFL rankings
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From Mar. 22-25 the best CIS prospects in the nation will converge in Winnipeg to take part in the annual CFL evaluation camp.
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Hard work is Jasmine Raines’ key to succes
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Sometimes in life, the smallest of coincidences can have the largest impact. Jasmine Raines had one such experience, at an age when she
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Laurier’s struggles continue as they drop back to back games
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Coming off of a 69-49 loss at Western Friday night in their first game of 2018, the Wilfrid Laurier University women’s basketball team were
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