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  • UTM athlete profile: Erin Doane
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  • Article by SARAH MALAGERIO-BRUNO

  • Erin Doane, a 19-year-old Art and Art History student at UTM and MVP award recipient for women’s division 2 soccer, is living proof that a solid athletic background lends itself to opportunities and initiatives in post-secondary life. Brampton-born Doane worried that her academic performance would suffer during her first year at UTM, but sports was [...]

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  • Summer opportunities at the RAWC
  • Article by SARAH MALAGERIO-BRUNO

  • Though you might be taking it easy this summer, the RAWC continues to run stellar athletic programs and initiatives for summer 2010. Tournaments – Campus Rec Tourn-aments are open to all students and summer fee-paying members. Tournaments run every other Friday from 12 to 1 p.m. An updated tournament schedule will be available soon. For [...]

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  • The next Leafs captain?
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  • Article by William Robertson

  • Now that the regular season is coming to a close for the NHL, the Toronto Maple Leafs will have many voids to fill in the off-season. One such void is the lack of a Captain to lead the team. With such a young team, who after Mats Sundin is worthy of donning the “C”? The [...]

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  • Let the riots begin
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  • Article by Mariana Comito

  • As the 2010 FIFA World Cup quickly approaches, fans are excited to cheer for their preferred countries. Around the world, however, police officers and government politicians might be somewhat apprehensive for the riots that sometimes accompany the World Cup. The destructive behavior of fans during soccer matches has prompted the world to classify them as [...]

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  • Report: Nuggets to suspend J.R. Smith

  • The Denver Nuggets will reportedly announce the suspension of guard J.R. Smith on Sunday for behaviour detrimental to the team, according to NBC Sports. Smith, who is averaging 14.5 points per game, was seen pouting during Denver’s victory over New Orleans on Saturday and only played 12 minutes in that game. (TheScore.com)

  • Birmingham may have interest in Boyd

  • Birmingham manager Alex McLeish has confirmed his interest in signing Rangers striker Kris Boyd. Boyd’s long-term future at the Scottish Premier League champions is in doubt as his current contract runs out at the end of the season. (sportbox.tv)

  • Bears’ Gaines Adams dead at 26

  • Bears’ Gaines Adams dead at 26 Greenville, SC – Bears defensive end Gaines Adams has passed away. The Greenville News reports Adams, who was 26, died Sunday morning after being taken to the emergency room at Self Regional in Greenwood, citing the county coroner. (Sports Network) Greenville, SC – Bears defensive end Gaines Adams has [...]

  • White Sox ink Jenks, Quentin to one-year deals

  • White Sox ink Jenks, Quentin to one-year deals Chicago, IL  - The Chicago White Sox avoided arbitration with both closer Bobby Jenks and outfielder Carlos Quentin, reaching agreements for one-year contracts with both players. Jenks’ deal is worth $7.5 million, while Quentin’s is for $3.2 million. (Sports Network) Chicago, IL  - The Chicago White Sox [...]

  • Advisory: women’s volleyball game postponed due to H1N1

  • HAMILTON, Ont. – Ontario University Athletics (OUA) announced today that the women’s volleyball game hosted by the Toronto Varsity Blues on Nov. 8 against the Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks has been postponed in accordance with OUA’s H1N1 policy. (University of Toronto)

  • Report: Jays considering shipping Overbay to Arizona

  • The Toronto Blue Jays are considering a trade that would send first baseman, Lyle Overbay to the Arizona Diamondbacks in exchange for catcher, Chris Snyder, according to the Arizona Republic.

  • Riders beat Stamps, clinch first West Division title since ’76

  • REGINA – Rob Bagg’s second-quarter touchdown reception stood up as the difference maker as the Saskatchewan Roughriders clinched their first West Division title since 1976 with a 30-14 win over the Calgary Stampeders in CFL action. Both teams entered the game a win away from clinching first in the West. (The Canadian Press)

  • Brodeur one shutout shy of tying Sawchuk

  • Martin Brodeur made 26 saves and moved within one shutout of tying Terry Sawchuk’s NHL career record in leading the New Jersey Devils to a 2-0 victory over the Carolina Hurricanes on Saturday night. (The Associated Press)


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