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CAJ NOMINATED: WHAM, BAM, THANK YOU RAM

October 1, 2003

By Joel Wass Six months ago he was nominated for male athlete of the year. Today, the most time Anton Hauser spends at Ryerson is while he bikes by campus on his way to work at the Hard Rock Cafe. “It’s really frustrating,” says the former men’s volleyball MVP of his current academic hiatus. “I […]

Luke, like your father

September 12, 2003

A key player on the Rams Volleyball team follows his father, and coach down the road of injury

Best soccer player ever?

The Ryerson men’s soccer team may finally have a saviour to lead them — they just don’t know he exists.

Athletics to swimmers: Go jump in a lake

Ryerson’s swim team could be left high and dry if a proposed re-organization of inter-university sport is adopted by the school’s athletic department.

Rams dealt capital punishment

Errol Fraser’s best was not enough to beat the best as the Ryerson men’s basketball team was eliminated from the Ontario University Athletic playoffs last Saturday.

Rams fan says she was assaulted

A Ryerson basketball player’s girlfriend claims she was assaulted by an opposing fan during the second-half of the Rams playoff basketball game at Carleton University Saturday.

Rams’ year of misery ends

By Jason Primo For the first time in 15 years, the Ryerson men’s basketball team failed to win a game all season. Ryerson’s streak of making the playoffs for 11 straight years is also finished. “I thought we would have a better season. I knew things would be tough but I didn’t expect to lose […]

Chinese culture ram-ming

February 5, 2003

By Fatima Najm More than 100,000 Torontonians took $9 detour to china last weekend to celebrate the lunar New Year at Exhibition Place. As dragons and drums ushered in the New Year amidst a flurry of red and gold, a sea of people, mostly members of Toronto’s diverse Asian community, roamed the 275 stalls in […]

B-ball men put Queen’s in checkmate and thump RMC

February 5, 2003

By Joe Friesen Undaunted by the regal pretension of Kingston, Ont., the men’s basketball team produced a pair of much-needed victories last weekend to keep their championship dreams alive. The Rams breezed past Royal Military College 64-53 and overthrew Queen’s University 71-57. Guard Errol Fraser struck a decisive blow for Ryerson’s anti-monarchist campaign, leading the […]

He could be “the Shaquille O’Neal of” v-ball

February 5, 2003

By Don McHoull Ryan Vandenburg lay sprawled on the gym floor, his crumpled 6-foot-10 frame a picture of dejection. In his mind the volleyballer replayed the match that his team had just lost to York University. His mistakes would haunt him for days. The missed blocks. The botched serves. “I take it on myself,” said […]

V-ballers downed, but not quite out

February 5, 2003

By Adam Button Tonight will be the best or worst part of the men’s volleyball team captain Elisio Subranni’s career at Ryerson – and he won’t even be on the volleyball court. Sometime around 10 p.m. tonight, the middle in his final year of eligibility will check the Ontario University Athletics’ website to find out […]

Momma said knock Brock U out

January 15, 2003

By Joel Wass It took a woman to inspire Errol Fraser to become the Man for Ryerson’s men’s basketball team during last Saturday’s game against Brock University. “My mom said that if I lose again, [not to] come home or to stop playing basketball,” said Fraser, who netted a career high 38 points, while leading […]

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