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K-W United FC formally introduced
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And it begins. For Barry MacLean, the head coach of Wilfrid Laurier University’s women’s soccer team, there’s something new to focus on during the off-season.
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‘Purple looks good on me’
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When she was just a young girl playing at recess, Doreen Bonsu never would have thought basketball would be such a big part of
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WLU coaches launch new team
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This week, the Kitchener-Waterloo region will welcome an entirely new level of soccer. Head coach Barry MacLean and assistant coach Niki Budalic of Wilfrid
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Brooker hits 50 goals
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After a short drought, third-year forward Laura Brooker scored the 50th goal of her Golden Hawk career last Saturday against the Brock Badgers. The
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Auction raises $5,500
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Wilfrid Laurier’s men’s basketball team gave their star player a little bit more support Saturday, hosting a silent auction in support of the ALS
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Alumni shine at Ontario Scotties
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Last week, the KW Granite Club hosted the 2013 Ontario Scotties Tournament of Hearts — a preliminary bonspiel for female curlers before the national
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Former Laurier head coach Jeffries joins Mac
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Tuesday afternoon it was confirmed that former Wilfrid Laurier football head coach Gary Jeffries would join the coaching staff at McMaster University next season.
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Swimmers prepare for provincial competition
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Fourth-year Renee Dijk will be patiently waiting to see who will accompany her at the Canadian Interuniversity Sport (CIS) national championship in late February.
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Brooker chases milestone
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Laura Brooker has known she’s been under pressure since before the statistic was mentioned a few weeks back. “She’s just feeling the weight of
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Sports in brief
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Hawks sweep double header Laurier’s women’s basketball team travelled to Thunder Bay over the weekend to battle the Lakehead Thunderwolves, winning both of their
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