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Big game hunters

November 22, 2010

By Sean Tepper The scheduling gods did not do any favours for Ryerson’s young basketball team, as the Rams kicked off the 2010-2011 season with back to back home games against two teams who finished last season in the top three of the Western Conference. While the Rams won in a 75-70 comeback victory, Friday’s […]

Women’s soccer home opener

September 16, 2010

The women’s soccer team outplayed the Royal Military College of Canada throughout Saturday’s home opener at Lamport Stadium, but only managed to walk away with one point in a scoreless tie. The Rams’ offense got off to a quick start as they pressured the Paladins’ defence early on and were able to get a flurry of breakaways and shots on net. Though it was clear that Ryerson was wearing down RMC’s defence, they had nothing to show for the bounty of scoring opportunities.

The wrong message about ‘roids

September 14, 2010

Rob Moysey Sports Editor When I think of the new anti-doping partnership between the CFL and the CIS, I think of that old saying like father, like son.

Overdosed and underfunded

September 14, 2010

The CIS wants to get serious about steroids, but without proper funding it’s the same old story of no money, mo’ problems reports sports editor Rob Moysey It’s a Tuesday afternoon and Matt Schmermund reluctantly sits down at his computer. It’s time for the anti-doping test that all university athletes have to take to be […]

Quidditch in the quad

September 9, 2010

Inspired by the Harry Potter books, Muggle Quidditch is a sport that is growing all across the globe and especially in university sports. A cross between manhunt, dodge ball and basketball, Muggle Quidditch is an extremely physically demanding sport that requires some athleticism to play. Perhaps surprisingly, it is a contact co-ed sport with full body tackles. If you are interested in joining Ryerson's team, practices are every Sunday from 4-6 p.m. in the quad and everyone is welcome to come out and play.

STINGERS ON FIRE

November 21, 2007

It sure doesn’t get any better for the Toronto Stingers. Ryerson’s unofficial women’s hockey team is 8-2 and have won their last seven games.

ATHLETES CAUGHT IN THE CROSSHAIRS

October 25, 2006

A new advertising contract puts army recruiters at all national championships and awards banquets. As Canada expands its international role, the military says student athletes are the ‘perfect fit’ for its officer core, writes Josh Wingrove.

ATHLETES FOR SALE TO HIGH BIDDER

October 25, 2006

By Robyn Doolittle Editor in Chief The $500G advertising and recruitment deal between Canadian Interuniversity Sport and the Armed Forces should never have been pitched in the first place.

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.

Laurier ‘Hawks not golden against Rams

November 11, 1998

Ryerson women’s basketball team proved itself a force to be reckoned with as it closed out its pre-season with a convincing win over the Wilfred Laurier Golden Hawks.

Rams hockey team on the mend

November 11, 1998

If it wasn’t for bad luck, the Ryerson Rams hockey team wouldn’t have any luck at all.

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