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The lady Rams get a Cuban present

September 17, 1997

The women’s volleyball team is proving a 3-28 season can be very rewarding

Volleyball starters flunk out

September 17, 1997

Men’s volleyball team loses 10 players, three because of bad grades

Women try to end soccer slump

September 10, 1997

Lavernne Hudson, coach of Ryerson’s women’s soccer team, has three words to describe their performance last year: “It was stinky.”

Jock itch

September 10, 1997

It’s remembered as “the goal” — Paul Henderson’s decisive shot past a sprawled Vladislav Tretiak in the dying seconds of the eighth game in the 1972 Summit Series.

Men’s soccer has holes to fill

September 10, 1997

Defensive problems may hurt Rams playoff hopes

Rye sports tour

September 10, 1997

So you’re new at Ryerson and you’re wondering what kind of sports we have besides “dodge the druggie” and “pimping for dollars”?

Ryerson loses coach of the year

September 10, 1997

Ryerson athletics has lost one of its finest

Rams lose tough one to nation’s top team

By Sean Fitz-Gerald The Ryerson men’s basketball season came to an end last Friday night at Varsity Arena, signalling the end of a career for OUAA East All Star and Rams forward Scott Belasco. The team lost their conference semi-final to number-one ranked Laurentian Voyageurs by a respectable 84-75 score. “We thought we could come […]

Rams in playoffs at final buzzer

Men's b-ball team trounces York to earn birth in East-West Shootout

Ram swimmer comes up short at CIAU finals

By Sports Staff Ryerson’s first CIAU qualified swimmer in 12 years was in tough last weekend at Brock for the swimming finals. Marie-Claire Ross was unable to qualify for the finals in her events and her best swim was when she finished third in the consolation side of the 50m butterfly. With it she is […]

Figure skaters are number six in the province

By Sean Fitz-Gerald The Ryerson figure skating team started their reading week off on the right blade, finishing sixth out of 11 teams at the OWIAA championships in Waterloo. “Other universities are scared of Ryerson,” said coach Jennifer Chapman. “They know that we’re contenders now.” Ryerson ended the meet with 37.5 points, enough to finish […]

Women’s playoff hopes drowned by Yeomen

By Renata D’Aliesio All sorts of barnyard animals came out to watch York University destroy the Rams women’s basketball team, setting their playoff hopes out to pasture. The women lost by 28 points in their final home game Feb. 25 to a crowd half-filled with vocal York supporters. Ryerson couldn’t come up with a successful […]

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