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Ryerson helping lead the charge for Canadian cricket

The Rams were champions for the first time, but the members of the only Canadian team at the tournament knew their victory was more than just a win for their university club

Men’s basketball: Rana fourth-highest paid Ontario university coach in 2016

All of the top 11 highest-paid coaches were men. The head coach of Ottawa’s women’s basketball team earned $113,336.53 in 2016. None of that was paid as benefits

Livingston, Coleman and Peter-McNeilly earn Eyeopener monthly honours for March

With the Ontario University Athletics (OUA) and U Sports playoffs concluded, The Eyeopener examines the top athletes from the month of March

MEET YOUR FALL 2017 MASTHEAD

Congratulations to our Fall 2017 Eyeopener masthead!

The MAC building.

This summer Rye goes full MAC-cess for Canadian wheelchair basketball

Team Canada will be joined by 11 other countries as they battle for gold on the MAC’s hardwood

Meet Ryerson’s all-star curling vice and her unique delivery

Unconventional? Yes. Successful? Without question

Women’s curling: Rams miss national tournament playoffs, wrap up historic season

Sitting at 2-3 and in a seven-way fight for three remaining playoff spots, the Rams needed at least one win and some good fortune from other games to lock down a playoff berth

Editorial Sports

The Sports Issue: An extended Ramily

But what about the athletes and teams that don’t get the exposure? That don’t get the fans? The ones that pay to play, or don’t play at all?

Jennifer Hawkrigg. PHOTO COURTESY: Miha Matavz

Jennifer Hawkrigg is gunning to be Canada’s future in Olympic snowboarding

“It’s just really hard being a Canadian snowboard racer, because no one really cares about our sport unless you know someone who takes part in it”

Christopher Berneck PHOTO COURTESY: Christopher Berneck

Christopher Berneck is figure skating past his cancer diagnosis

The chemotherapy took its physical toll on Berneck, but it didn’t distract him from what he loved most

Azra Jessa. PHOTO: Annie Arnone

Azra Jessa is finally at home on Ryerson’s women’s fastpitch team

It wasn’t until her fourth and final year that a Ryerson fastpitch team took to the field in September 2016

Gymnast doing handstand splits

Anjelika Reznik is bringing her Olympic skills to Rye’s cheer squad

Many people still refer to rhythmic gymnastics as “the one with the ribbon where they dance to music”

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