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Minimum-mm lawn-n f W i Illustrious company i l . Linebacker Bosch bypasses host of laurier defensive greats as all-time tackle leader mic-om Emu ' » record. MacNeill finished with l80 (Juror-isle Sand ’ during his five years at Laurier. , b .. g 3 in his final year as a Golden _ Mitchell Bosch found a couple fl , Hawk, Bosch finds himself ahead reasons to smile on Saturday. up a J .. ‘ of the likes of MacNeilI, former Breaking the all-time mark for g , , ' 4 ‘, ' s . OUA defensive MVP lease Alexan- .~ tackles in a career by aWilfrid Lau- ‘ \' 4 d _ , ‘ der. twoâ€"time OUA first-teamer rier University football player. that ‘ i ' it Rohan Thompwn and CFL all-star was good. lan Logan on Laurlei’s all-time list. Winning for the first time this - -~ ' L; “it feels great to be part of that season in the OUA . .. â€".~._-.â€"â€" ~. m . ‘ “m,“ ' “A . »' _$ group,“ said Bosch. who credited "That feels even better.‘ Bosch ‘ . J t? ‘ _ ~ coaching for his success and ath- said after his Golden Hawks sur- i ' . ~ - ‘ letic therapist Teresa Hussey for vived a scare from the York Lions m ‘ m . ' keeping him intact through four- and locked down a 24-20 victory w”, I) M , \,‘ plus seasons of OUA football. “lt's t with about a minute to spare. . ~~ funny that Coach MacNeill actual- It was a sigh of relief for the for- ~ . , ‘s # ly recruited me to come to the met OUA heavyweights. who frit- / “m?" -' ‘ - - school (as the team's recmiting co- tered away a lipoint halftime ’ I ‘ ' ordinatorln2007) andsol've gota > lead against the usually lowly ( y . m great relationshipwith him_~ Lions (1-2), but scrambled at the '“ leffries said Bosch's athletic A right time to avoid their second 03 ' _ \ . ( ability, big heart and fearlessness . start in three seasons . ‘ "' makes “for a great combination as 1’ Quarterback Travis Eman. ”.._“. Q allnebacker. ‘ lance Freeman and placekicker ‘» \ NM" "lust a phenomenal kid and 1, Ronnie Pfeffer. with a 26-yard field . phenomenal athlete," leffries said. T goal. helped laurier surge to a 17-3 .. T“ \ . M “We had the pleasure over 40-odd 5 lead at the end of the second quarâ€" " ‘ *- \ ”L w years of coaching some great line- H ter but the lions were able to take _ backers here and he's the top of the l advantage of Golden Hawk mis- ‘ ‘ ~ 1 w‘M class right now. He’s outstanding.” - cues to gain a 20-l7 edge with 5:44 . Extra credit: Receiver Nick vi remaining in the fourth quarter. , \ Ampolsky had another solid game Right after Bosch set the all- ‘ ’ ‘ ” "'x, , . for the Waterloo Warriors football , time Laurier mark for tackles, .| I: / \ ’.,_ ‘ team. hauling in seven catches for Lions quarterback Myles Gibbons , ( \.- 172 yards and two touchdowns in 3 found receiver lashane Oldacre on w . _ \ . . 47-17 loss to his hometown a Bl~yard touchdown strike on the ,l “l \& Guelph Gryphons. Anapolsky is final play of the third quarter. In ( 3 -~ ”M third in the OUA with 357 receiving the fourth. York took the outright yards . . . Waterloo native Emily lead as Eman tossed his third Brownwasnamed theOUA female interception of the day into the athlete of the week thanks to her waiting arms of Chris States, who ' five-goal effort over the weekend weaved his way 24 yards into the _ ' ' for Laurier's undefeated women’s end zone for a touchdown. soccer team. The St. David grad [Enter quarterback Steven Fan» Wilfrid Laurier‘s Mitchell 809m, at the bottom of the pack, wraps up York Lions tailback Kyle Exume for one of his had both goals in a 2-1 win over tham. who despite ”1mm“ a pick 4.5 tackles on Saturdayat University Stadium in Waterloo as orew Galpin (51) and Carlos Naranjo (6) hustle over to Western on Saturday, then added a on his firs, gm,“ pushed the help. Bosch passed Kevm MacNe-ll as Laurier's all-time leader m career tackles. hat trick. including the mam“. Hawks downfit-ld late in regulation WWW ning goal. against Windsor. The and delivered a touchdown strike him." head coach Gary leffries said two touchdowns of his OUA career. linebacker out of Langley. B.C.. second-year forward also leads the to Freeman Willi 1:11 left in the when asked if Famham deserves a The first-year arts major also another reason to celebrate on a OUA with nine goals in six games. game, start next week on the road against redeemed himself after taking a sunny Saturday aftemoon at Uni- . . Ryan Pains became the all-time It may have bought Fantham. a the Ottawa (leevGees. "I won't say costly blocking from behind penal- verslty Stadium inWaterloo. leader in career hits for the Laurier threeâ€" lillll‘ (llS Academic All right this second. but he did a hell ty on the final drive. Bosch's solo tackle. the 18m of men's baseball program. passing (anadian. some extra time under ofajob.‘ “On that drive. I made so many his career with one second left in Pat Kropf with his 86th hit as a centre. too. likewise for Freeman. a Denver. mistakes." he said. “I had to make the third quarter. moved him past Golden Hawk. Laurler won three of “We‘ll have a good look at him. 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