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Cougars undefeated and counting
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- Created on Wednesday, 25 January 2012 20:26
Lindsay Ledingham going up for a lay-up in action on Friday, January 20th, 2012. Photo by Nathan Frank.
By Nathan Frank
The number one ranked University of Regina Cougars women’s basketball team is taking little pride in its record-breaking start to the season.
Led by a dominant fourth quarter by guard Michelle Clark, the Cougars defeated the University of Fraser Valley Cascades 78-61 on January 20th for a team record of 12 straight wins to start the season. Clark finished the game with 22 points, most coming in the fourth quarter.
The win broke the previous team record of 11 wins to start a season, which the Cougars accomplished in 2001-2002 and 2003-2004.
Tough loss for U of R Rams
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- Created on Wednesday, 28 September 2011 20:21
by Leslie-Ann Kroeker
If you were to tell Frankie Gray a year ago that he would be the starting quarterback for the University of Regina Rams Football team this fall, he probably would’ve laughed in your face.
However, with first string quarterback Marc Mueller out with a shoulder injury and second string quarterback Dylan Hart out as well, this is the position the third string rookie found himself in Sept. 14 as his Rams took the field against the University of Calgary Dinos.
A physically demanding sport
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- Created on Monday, 22 March 2010 10:32
by Hailey Greke
Up to 600 individual athletes competed at this year’s University of Regina Cheerleading Competition. Fresh from the Huskie Open in Saskatoon, teams from the elementary, high school and all-star divisions participated in hopes of winning.
“People just try it out and they love it. If you are the type of person that’s a little bit competitive, want a challenge, like to advance your skills in whatever area, cheerleading is great,” said Mishayla Potts, President of the Saskatchewan Cheerleading Association (SCA), the governing body of cheerleading in the province.
Rams play on to honour fallen teammate
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- Created on Wednesday, 14 October 2009 16:09
by Rene Lalonde
The University of Regina Rams have had their challenges on the field this season, but that pales in comparison to what the team has had to deal with away from the gridiron.
Late Friday night on Sept. 11, Following the Rams 10-9 loss to the University of Saskatchewan Huskies in Saskatoon, defensive lineman Spenser Borlase was killed in a two-vehicle collision.
The collision occurred approximately 30 km from Prince Albert on Highway 11, near the village of MacDowall. According to reports, Borlase’s vehicle drifted across the centre line into on-coming traffic, colliding head-on with a south-bound van. Connie Sutherland, driver of the van, was also killed.
Photo: Rams defensive coordinator Paul Dawson holds a helmet with the number 61 decal in honour of Spenser Borlase.
CFL commissioner talks to U of R students about recipe for success in CIS
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- Created on Wednesday, 28 September 2011 20:05
By Jonathan Hamelin
Fluffy eggs, sizzling strips of bacon and crispy hash browns were on the menu at the second-annual University of Regina president’s breakfast for athletics on Sept. 13. However, listening to a live conversation with CFL commissioner Mark Cohon was the dessert.
Read more: CFL commissioner talks to U of R students about recipe for success in CIS
Learning, making friends and sports
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- Created on Sunday, 14 February 2010 22:50
by Hailey Greke
It's all about learning, making friends and sports when these girls get into the gym every Tuesday and Thursday night. From 5:30p.m. to 7:15pm it’s Girls in the Game time. Now in its fifth season, the program is running stronger than ever.
June Zimmer, program organizer and education professor, remembers when the whole thing got started a year and a half ago. “We launched a one-semester trial period, we had 40 spots, and we sold out immediately, and we had a wait list. Then it just grew and grew.”
Body checks, boulders, and books
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- Created on Wednesday, 01 April 2009 10:06
by Sean Lerat-Stetner
The Cougar men's hockey team's loss in Edmonton against the Golden Bears on March 15 was no regular loss. For one thing, the Cougars were playing for a spot in the Canadian Western Finals.