Carleton player to lead Guyanese soccer team
Carleton’s own Briana De Souza was named co-captain of the Guyanese national women’s soccer team in early August.
The Ravens women’s defender said she was shocked after receiving the news, which came after just two training sessions with the national team.
“I’m not sure why [technical director Mark Rodrigues] chose me. I think it’s because I’m very vocal on the field,” De Souza said.
Former Ravens to represent Canada
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Though Aaron Doornekamp and Ryan Bell are now both members of the Carleton Ravens alumni, they’re still wearing the red and white.
The former Carleton basketball stars now don the Maple Leaf rather than the Raven as they prepare for the upcoming FIBA World Championships with the Canadian national team.
Former hockey coach files lawsuit against Carleton
Fred Parker, former head coach of the Ravens men’s hockey team who led the newly revived varsity team to three consecutive playoff runs, is suing Carleton for breach in contract and defamation following his dismissal from the university.
On April 30, Carleton fired its coach of the last four seasons, stating in a press release that contract negotiations broke down when Parker refused a multi-year contract.
Dust settles after an eventful month of World Cup hype
Commentary
As the FIFA 2010 World Cup came to a close on July 11, soccer fans worldwide were left to ponder the previous month of soccer delirium.
Blue Jays back and building momentum
Commentary
There’s no two ways about it, the 2010 Toronto Blue Jays are in rebuild mode.