MEET YOUR FALL 2017 MASTHEAD
March 31, 2017
Congratulations to our Fall 2017 Eyeopener masthead!
Category: Sports
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This summer Rye goes full MAC-cess for Canadian wheelchair basketball
March 28, 2017
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
March 28, 2017
Unconventional? Yes. Successful? Without question
Women’s curling: Rams miss national tournament playoffs, wrap up historic season
March 23, 2017
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
The Sports Issue: An extended Ramily
March 22, 2017
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 is gunning to be Canada’s future in Olympic snowboarding
March 22, 2017
“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 is figure skating past his cancer diagnosis
March 22, 2017
The chemotherapy took its physical toll on Berneck, but it didn’t distract him from what he loved most
Azra Jessa is finally at home on Ryerson’s women’s fastpitch team
March 22, 2017
It wasn’t until her fourth and final year that a Ryerson fastpitch team took to the field in September 2016
Anjelika Reznik is bringing her Olympic skills to Rye’s cheer squad
March 22, 2017
Many people still refer to rhythmic gymnastics as “the one with the ribbon where they dance to music”
Katie Wilson is riding her way to the top of Ryerson’s equestrian team
March 22, 2017
Whenever she finishes an event, she feels relief and happiness. Not only for herself, but for the animal that carried her to the end
Ben Légere is the jack-of-all-trades on Ryerson’s muggle Quidditch team
March 22, 2017
Légere, who is now in his third year, has experience in playing different positions and is currently the co-captain of the team
Mohanad Hekal is dominating the Canadian squash scene
March 21, 2017
“Once he gets to be more disciplined in his shotmaking and improves his fitness level, I think he could become a top-20 world- class player. With his skill and speed he’ll definitely go a long way.”
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