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Game Recap: Stingers vs. Sharks

In the final week before the playoffs, the Stingers had more on their minds than just making a statement.

‘I’m dedicating my ride to Michelle’

Tragic death of Ryerson student and member of the equestrian team shocks campus, scholarship planned in her honour

Video: Juno Hoops

Ryerson hosted the first ever Juno Hoops basketball game on March 21, which saw celebrities play for charity.

Back on her blades

Out of the sport for two years, Alysha Gjos thought she was done with figure skating for good. But as Gabriel Lee reports, Gjos has dominated the competition since returning to the ice for the Rams

Rana to coach at Nike Hoop Summit

By Gabriel Lee Roy Rana’s resume includes the following: numerous high-school championships, leading the Ryerson Men’s Basketball team to the second round of the playoffs for the first time in nearly eight years and head coach for Canada’s Cadet Men’s National Team this past summer. Now he can add coach of the World Select Team […]

Trials of a sports editor #1

Sports Editor Sean Tepper plays a one-on-one game with Jelane Pryce of the men's basketball team

Ryerson athlete: a full-time job

While most Ryerson sports teams are finished competing, many are preparing for next season by training on a full-time basis. Harlan Nemers reports

Star basketball guards ponder leaving Rye

By Steve Petrick The men’s basketball team is at risk of losing its two best freshmen. Guards Karlo Villanueva and Sandy Brar wouldn’t comment on how likely it is they’ll return to Ryerson next year and said they’ll have to improve their grades to be eligible to play. “I don’t know if I’m coming back,” […]

Grades before goals

Ryerson athletics has implemented a new program that hopes to keep its star athletes on the field. Matthew Oxman reports

Game Recap: Stingers vs Wolves

By Alan Hudes In only her second game as an assistant captain for the Stingers, Lauren Bonsell showed just how much of a leader she can be. The second-year centre scored the game’s lone goal late in the third period as the women’s hockey team kept their undefeated season alive with a 1-0 win over […]

The price of talent

For years Ryerson has been the laughing stock in the world of interuniversity athletics. Some of Ryerson’s top coaches and administrators are trying to change that by recruiting the most promising athletes in the country. But how far is Ryerson willing to go to acquire the best student players?

Gardens fever won’t fix all

By: Victor Ferreira The Ryerson men’s soccer team earned its best finish in the school’s history this year, finishing in fourth place in Ontario University Athletics and narrowly missing out on qualifying for a chance to win the Canadian Interuniversity Sport national championship. Too bad no one was in the stands to witness history in […]

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