Lady Rams try to take it to the next level
October 3, 2001
By Noah Love Some Ryerson teams play with determination to win. Others need luck. This season the women’s volleyball team will use talent.
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From pretender to contender
October 3, 2001
By Chris Johnston The men’s soccer team find respectability after stunning upset over Western. Two weeks ago, the Ryerson men’s soccer team was battling for a single win. Now, improbably, with three weeks left in the season it’s fighting for a playoff spot.
Men’s soccer team wins, finally
September 26, 2001
But the women stretch their winless streak to 76 games By Chris Johnston The first week of the season left the men’s soccer team in a state of disarray. A week later, they are back in the hunt.
And now…The (highly biased) Dean Report!
September 26, 2001
By Richard Dean, assistant women’s basketball coach Dean on recruiting Ryerson newcomers: Jodie Collins, 6’1″, Post/Forward, I.E. Weldon S.S. (Lindsay). Strong rebounder. Good fundamentals from many years at Olympia. A midrange jump shooter with ability to go up with power inside. COSSA Champs. After living in the bush for years she has had no trouble […]
Men’s volleyball team looks to rebound
September 26, 2001
By Noah Love Coach Mirek Porosa looks to Sasha Simic to lead rookie-filled roster after an 0-12 season. Questions may surround this year’s men’s volleyball team, but as you walk into their practice one thing is clear: Sasha Simic owns the court.
And then there was one
September 26, 2001
By Stephen Petrick Jan-Michael Nation is the basketball team’s only returning all-star. Jan-Michael Nation, now Ryerson’s longest-serving men’s basketball player, has never shown a lot of emotion on the court. But two exceptions stick out.
Drug tests nab all-star
September 19, 2001
By Brian Chick Last spring, Randy Nohr of the St. Francis Xavier University men’s basketball team tested positive for a banned substance while leading his team to the national championship.
Hapless Rams continue losing ways
September 19, 2001
By Chris Johnston The only thing different about these teams are the line ups. Most first year coaches expect growing pains, but men’s soccer coach Tony La Ferrara endured an absurd amount of them on the opening week of the season.
Dear women’s basketball team…
September 19, 2001
Sports Column By Noah Love A couple weeks ago I wrote a column that was interpreted by some members of the Ryerson sporting community as, well not so flattering.
There’s a new big man on campus
September 12, 2001
By Noah Love If the men’s basketball team has lost some size and strength, it hopes it can be made up with a new recruit, Jon Reid.
Students apathetic toward new RAC fees
September 12, 2001
By Chris Johnston Students have greeted a fee increase at the Ryerson Athletic Centre with the same attitude reserved for most things athletic at the university – who cares? Despite an increase in all fees – it now costs $10 to renew your card and $90 to take an aerobics class that would have been […]
Women’s team searches for success
September 12, 2001
By Chris Johnston Ryerson aims to stop its never-ending winless string Every year around this time, women’s soccer coaches and players say they are optimistic about the team’s chances.
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