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Laurier basketball’s Bree Chaput named 2013-14 OWL recipient
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“You’re outstanding because you choose to be.” Kelly Murumets, president and CEO of Tennis Canada, let a room full of motivated young women at
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A lifetime of adventure in four years
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Wilfrid Laurier women’s curling lead Cheryl Kreviazuk has a lifetime of memories packed into four years. With three Ontario University Athletics (OUA) championships under
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Chaput named Outstanding Woman of Laurier
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Bree Chaput knows how to capture a room. At the ninth annual Outstanding Women of Laurier (OWL) luncheon, Chaput, a fouth-year women’s basketball guard,
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$53,713 cut to be made in athletics at Laurier
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Wilfrid Laurier University’s department of athletics and recreation is feeling the pressure from the university’s deficit. In light of the recent announcement that WLU
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Hawks cap off best year since 2008
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If you asked Wilfrid Laurier men’s curling skip Aaron Squires if he expected to be bringing home a bronze medal from the Canadian Interuniversity
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Gold and bronze decor year for women’s curling
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After missing nationals last year, the Wilfrid Laurier University women’s curling team managed to take home the bronze medal at the Canadian Interuniversity Sport
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Mixed feelings to pilot project
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Women’s hockey in the Canadian Interuniversity Sport (CIS) could see a shakeup in recruitment and retention methods in the upcoming years. The CIS is
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Don’t skip on running season
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When I blew out my knee just before university, I thought my running days were over. An injury from soccer led to an arthroscopic
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Women’s hockey land the fourth spot in country
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FREDERICTON, N.B — The clock was fifth-year Wilfrid Laurier women’s hockey veterans Devon Skeats’ and Candice Styles’ worst enemy. As they played their last
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Officiating at nationals an ongoing issue
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Time and time again, there seems to be the same issue when teams go to Canadian Interuniversity Sport (CIS) national championships. A consistent topic
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