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Rye wins gold

November 26, 2003

By Robyn Doolittle Ryerson fans and teammates exploded when Lauren Gosnell landed her final double sow, making two revolutions in the air and landing on her right foot. For the first time in recent history a Ryerson figure skater brought home the gold. Gosnell, 18, skated against a talented group of girls. But besides one […]

Bench Blues

November 26, 2003

By Taeeba Sadaar Every varsity team has one, or more. But although players who spend most of their time on the bench — sometimes known as “benchwarmers” — are an integral part of any team, they often don’t feel that way. Rebecca Sinnesael, 19, likes being on the Ryerson women’s basketball team. As a designated […]

Baller a real scholar

November 19, 2003

By Jackie Mcgale Basketball and soccer player Ashley Keohan was presented with a bouquet of flowers prior to the women’s season-opening basketball game against Waterloo, on Friday. The flowers were to honour Keohan’s reception of Ryerson’s new Female Athlete and Scholar Award. For the past two years Keohan has successfully juggled basketball, soccer, a job, […]

A life between pipes

November 19, 2003

By Robyn Doolittle When Braden Deane was in kindergarten, his two older brothers needed some to block the posts in their backyard rink. The 20-year-old has been in net ever since. In the Rams’ second game this season, Deane got a shutout, something no one has done at Ryerson in six years. Back in Huntsville, […]

Missing the bus

November 12, 2003

By Astrid Poei Ryerson University students just don’t want to cheer for their teams. But low fan turn out may be the result of the high number of Ryerson students who commute, says Derek Isber RyeSAC vice-president of student life and events. “Fan turn out at Ryerson is actually fairly low. Some of it is […]

A baller and a gentleman

November 5, 2003

The Rams' Errol Fraser has talent but his coach says he needs "to learn to chew on opponents"

Rams spiked

November 5, 2003

Women suffer volleyball defeat

COACH PREDICTS A BETTER YEAR

October 8, 2003

By Kelly Todd This year’s women’s basketball team is already doing better than last year, according to head coach Sandie Pothier. Despite the absence of last year’s most valuable player and team captain, Teaka Grizzle, Pothier believes the team will be just as competitive. “Teaka’s presence will obviously be missed but we have a very […]

Other side of the fence

October 1, 2003

By Glynnis Mapp Walk past the Ryerson lower gym’s last doors, push past various intimidating swords and equipment bags, and in a little office under the stairs, you’ll find a smiling, former Soviet National fencing coach. Iosef Mirkin has coached the Ryerson varsity fencing team for over five years. But before that, fencing took him […]

MVP HANGS HER JERSEY

October 1, 2003

By Crystal Simmonds Teaka Grizzle, last years M.V.P and women’s athlete of the year will not be returning to the hardwood this season. “I got too much on my plate right now. I have to prioritize,” said Grizzle. In spite of her passion for the game, her focus became finding a good job, finding an […]

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

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