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Dennis McPhee parted ways with the school â€"- who Weve got a lot of winnable games coming up for was replaced by assistant coach and former CFl. quar- us, so l'm looking forward to the homecoming game not terback loe Paopao in the interim. this weekend for sure. it's going to be a good one." fig“ “The game-planning and everything is so much Extra credit: Fresh ofl'an OUA female athlete of the different." said Anapolsky, who was a member of the week award, Laurier's Emily Brown. a St. David grad, 2009 Warriors. transferred to the University of Guelph picked up the CIS female athlete of the week nod on in mm and returned to sit out the season with Water Sept. 19 as well. Brown and the nation's No. 4 women‘s ‘ ' loo in 201]. “Everything’s just really well prepared for soccer team continued to roll on undefeated with a , - \' us and organized. win at McMaster and a tie at UOIT . . . The Laurier If. I L I , OM tm- “It's just less stressful and It feels like we're having men are not too shabby themselves. A win over UOIT " I I I I i‘ " ' . fun playing football now." and a loss to McMaster has the Hawks (4-2-2) in third ,, L ,,..â€" - ” ' r " '” It also makes for an interesting couple of weeks for in the West . . . The Waterloo women's field hockey V' ”“ ’ f ' ” ”M5 the Wam'ors The team hosts the Toronto Varsity Blues team is in a tie for second after the second weekend of “‘ l" '“ ’ “ (l -3) on Saturday at Warrior Field during homecoming play. beating York andWestem during games in Toron- weekend before the Battle of Waterloo on Oct. 4 at Wil- to . . . The Warriors women's rugby team (3-1-0) is also WEEKLY SPECMLS frid laurler’s University Stadium. in contention for top spot in the OUA Shields Division September 24 - 80!“li 20 The Golden Hawks (2-2). who beat the Ottawa Gee- alter a win overTbronto. M Mad. 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