Ryerson athletics finally putting it all together
November 30, 2010
Like a 1000-piece puzzle, Ryerson athletics didn’t make much sense when the pieces were dumped out of the box and scattered onto the table.
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Wake-up call
November 30, 2010
By Alan Hudes Even though their undefeated record remained intact on Sunday afternoon, the Stingers received a wake-up call. The women’s hockey team escaped with a 1-1 tie against the Barrie Sharks, who currently sit in last place. Left-winger Cassandra Nasso scored her team-leading seventh of the season, but after consecutive 6-0 victories, the offence […]
Ryerson’s anonymous athlete problem
November 23, 2010
One of the most exciting things about watching pro sports is the anticipation that builds before a game between rivals. But at Ryerson — and most Canadian universities, for that matter — there is no such excitement.
Taking a stab at glory
November 23, 2010
For the past four years, Horia Puscas has been Ryerson’s most successful yet unheralded fencer. Now he’s hoping to be an assistant coach with the team and train the next wave of fencers to new heights. Sports editor Rob Moysey reports
Big game hunters
November 22, 2010
By Sean Tepper The scheduling gods did not do any favours for Ryerson’s young basketball team, as the Rams kicked off the 2010-2011 season with back to back home games against two teams who finished last season in the top three of the Western Conference. While the Rams won in a 75-70 comeback victory, Friday’s […]
Undefeated Stingers push for varsity status
November 16, 2010
Thanks in part to a new addition on the coaching staff, the women’s hockey team is making a strong case for a spot to compete in the big leagues. Alan Hudes reports
A history of heartbreak
November 9, 2010
The men’s soccer team’s dream of a deep playoff run were shattered by bad bounces and questionable calls. Jay Saran looks at how it fell apart
Giving the game away
November 9, 2010
By Kai Benson Five free throws are all that separated the women’s basketball from victory on Saturday against the Lakehead Thunderwolves. Head coach Charles Kissi felt foul shots were the tipping point of the game. Emphatically gesturing towards his stat sheet, he pointed out that both teams shot the same number of foul shots, but […]
Picture perfect
November 4, 2010
By Alan Hudes Four games in and the Stingers are still perfect. Faced with a doubleheader over the weekend, the women’s hockey team improved their record to 4-0 in convincing fashion. The Stingers edged the North York Storm 3-1 on Friday night followed by a 6-0 blowout of the Toronto Ice on Sunday afternoon. “The […]
Steppin’ up
November 4, 2010
Tessa Dimitrakopoulos wasn’t about to let the absence of her team’s two best players get in the way of winning.
From pretender to contender
November 3, 2010
Last year the men’s soccer team was a one-and-done playoff pretender. This year, they are in the Final Four for the first time in Ryerson history and poised to make noise. How did so much change in just one year? Jay Saran and Rob Moysey report
Ryerson’s mini-Raptors
November 3, 2010
Most students don’t know it, but Ryerson has it’s own version of the Toronto Raptors on campus in the men’s basketball team. Matthew Prescott Oxman takes a look at the startling similarities between the two clubs
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