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Women’s b-ball off to scary start

November 1, 2000

By Noah Love Perhaps in preparation for Halloween, Ryerson’s women’s volleyball team delivered some scart performances on the weekend. The Ram’s 3-2 losses to the Guelph Gryphons (2-1) and McMaster Marauders (2-2) were frightening to watch for head coach Arif Nathoo. “We played poorly,” he said. “Against Guelph we were up two sets to one, […]

Rye swim team aims to stroke past Trent

November 1, 2000

Rams hosting dual meet for the first time in more than 10 years

Patience pays for volleyball coach

November 1, 2000

Well-liked men's sergeant Mirek Porosa is slowly trying build a contender at Ryerson

Hockey team off to ugly start

October 25, 2000

Rams give up two goals nine seconds apart in 6-5 loss to Waterloo.

Volleyball teams clean up at preseason tournaments

October 25, 2000

Ryerson’s volleyball teams will jump into their regular season this week with some momentum.

Rams missing star forward

October 25, 2000

Bill Crowdis left basketball team to focus on school, coaches say.

Men’s basketball takes off at ACC

October 25, 2000

Forward Sasha Invankovic, playing through injuries, leads team to third straight preseason win.

American hoopster gets second shot in Canada

October 18, 2000

Alfred McAllister needs just three words to explain why he left his native United States to dish out more than $4,000 in tuition fees to play for Ryerson.

Battered, bruised b-ballers beat York

October 18, 2000

Women Rams salvage seventh-place finish at their own tournament despite a rash of injuries.

Rye women no longer getting squashed

October 18, 2000

The Ryerson women’s squash team opened its season with a strong performance in the first tournament of the year.

Hockey star ready for final run

October 18, 2000

In Kirby Tokarski’s four years with Ryerson’s hockey team, he’s earned respect from coaches and teammates. Now there’s only one thing he has left to gain — a successful season.

CIAU puts TV offer on the sidelines

October 11, 2000

League rejects bid from The Score for regular-season coverage, opting to maintain its 16-year relationship with TSN, despite fans’ criticism of shoddy game coverage.

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