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Laurier’s national swimmers
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Two Golden Hawks certainly made a splash in the pool at the Tihanyi Divisionals last weekend in Hamilton, Ont. The purple and gold swimming
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Investigating the Ontario scheduling issues
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With the addition of the Carleton Ravens, the Ontario University Athletics football conference grew to a nation-high 11 teams. While the growth of the
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Team effort key to Laurier basketball success; 5-1 to start off the season
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The Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks women’s basketball team looked to continue their strong start to the season as they hosted the York Lions on
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Men’s hockey sweeps weekend
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The Wilfrid Laurier men’s hockey team handed the Laurentian Voyageurs a 6-0 loss to round out their weekend home stand on Saturday night. After
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Mapping out the AC expansion
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Peter Baxter, director of athletics and recreation at Wilfrid Laurier University said, “if you build it, people will come.” On Nov. 13, people came
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Laurier’s women’s soccern shut down in CIS nationals
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TORONTO, Ont. – It wasn’t expected, but their fate seemed all too familiar. Despite offensive uncertainty and plenty of injuries, the Wilfrid Laurier women’s
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Curling rocks the house in Kitchener
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Laurier alumni return to stomping grounds at Road to the Roar There’s never really anything better than a homecoming. And last week, Wilfrid Laurier
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Sonnenberg advances to Olympic trials in Winnipeg
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KITCHENER, ONT — It seemed like everything was in the cards for third seed Renèe Sonnenberg of Grand Prairie, Alta, Saturday evening as she
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Crocker’s trip to Olympic trials comes to an end
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KITCHENER, Ont. – Second-seed Laura Crocker successfully defeated twelfth seed Krista McCarville to keep her dream of an Olympic berth alive. Team Crocker managed
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Morris moves on to Olympic trials
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KITCHENER, Ont. — Looks like history is well on its way to repeating itself. Fourth-seed John Morris from Alberta defeated second-seed Brad Gushue, from
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