ADMIN ICES WOMEN’S HOCKEY PROGRAM
March 14, 2007
The plan for a Ryerson women’s hockey team has hit another snag in the ice.
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IF WE SELL IT, WILL THEY COME?
March 14, 2007
Many universities in Ontario including the University of Guelph and Carleton University have boosted fan turnout by offering booze at games. Should Ryerson do this?
COACHING HIS WAY OUT
February 7, 2007
Ricardo Echemendiz is a world-class coach.
THE EVOLUTION OF A MASCOT
February 7, 2007
Fifty years ago Ryerson introduced its first mascot to liven school spirit. Eggy was just that — alive.
HOCKEY SQUAD LEAVES HOME ON LOSS
January 31, 2007
n the first part of the Quebec invasion, the Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières Patriotes (UQTR) stormed into Toronto and left with a 9-2 win over the struggling Ryerson Rams.
CANUCK VARSITY TEAMS MAY BE HEADING SOUTH, EXCEPT US
January 31, 2007
The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), which oversees American college and university sports, has announced that, for the first time in its 100-year history, it might allow Canadian universities to apply for membership.
‘I’VE NEVER IN MY LIFE SEEN THAT MUCH SECURITY’
January 31, 2007
A basketball game organized to raise awareness about racial stereotypes, has organizers, players, and spectators expressing outrage at the way they are welcomed into Ryerson.
SOCCER SQUADS END JOURNEY ON HIGH NOTE
January 24, 2007
The Ryerson Rams men’s soccer team took the turf by storm this weekend, capturing the second place title in the first Annual Humber College tournament.
RYE FIGURE SKATERS COMPETE INTERNATIONALLY
January 24, 2007
Two Ryerson athletes are taking similar steps to compete on the world scale.
RAMS CLINGING TO FINAL PLAYOFF SPOT AFTER OTTAWA SWEEP
January 17, 2007
As he paced the sidelines, shaking his head with his arms folded across his chest, Ryerson’s women’s volleyball coach, Bob Cholette, was the picture of frustration.
THE NEW VOICE OF SPORTS
January 17, 2007
Over 10 years ago with the Internet still in its infancy, Ray Williams was dreaming of broadcasting amateur sports games.
VIOLENCE PUTS AN END TO INTRAMURAL SOCCER LEAGUE
January 17, 2007
More than 15 incidents of fighting, verbal abuse and unsportsmanlike play by students in first semester intramural soccer have led to the cancellation of the winter semester season.
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