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Women’s soccer defeats Western to win OUA championship
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LONDON, Ont. – It took two games of 120 straight minutes of play and two sets of penalty kicks, but the Wilfrid Laurier Golden
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Women’s soccer wins semifinal in penalty kicks; qualify for national championship
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LONDON, Ont. – It wasn’t in the prettiest of fashions, but they still got it done. The second-seeded and No. 10 nationally ranked Wilfrid
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Laurier’s women’s soccer team heads to the OUA final four
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Defeating the UOIT Ridgebacks in Sunday’s Ontario University Athletics (OUA) quarterfinals meant only one thing for head coach Barry MacLean and the Wilfrid Laurier
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Men’s soccer season ends with 5-0 loss to York Lions
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GUELPH, Ont. — They never said they were going to go down easy. The Wilfrid Laurier men’s soccer team finished sixth in the Ontario
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Sports in brief
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Cross country teams finish 10th, 13th at OUA championship The men’s cross country team finished 10th as a team, posting 257 points, just two
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Inaugural Hawk Madness a success
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Walking into the Athletic Complex Thursday night, one can only feel the amount of energy in the room. The first-ever Hawk Madness took place,
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When one sport is not enough
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Being a varsity athlete in university is tough work. Firstly, it requires phenomenal skill in one area of athletics, a demanding fitness and academic
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Hawks bounce back
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The Wilfrid Laurier women’s hockey team were back to their winning ways Saturday night as they defeated the winless Brock Badgers 4-1 on home
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Laurier’s baseball team wins first-ever OUA championship
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GUELPH, Ont. – Former MLB draft pick Mitch Clarke walked up to the pitcher’s mound at the beginning of the ninth inning and stretched
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Golden Hawks prepare for Gryphons
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The Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks men’s soccer team needed a win against the No. 5 nationally ranked McMaster Marauders on Sunday afternoon to secure
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