Train hard, play harder
The season may not have started yet, but that hasn’t kept Carleton’s lacrosse team from getting their players back into the swing of things.
Last week, veterans and rookies alike participated in a week-long training camp to shape-up for their upcoming season.
“We like to get [the players] back into game shape because they normally come off the summer and they’re a bit rusty with the sticks and they haven’t been running quite as hard as they need to in the season,” said head coach Noah Goddard.
Not an ideal kickoff for Raven’s rugby squad
The women’s rugby team put forth a solid effort against the McGill Martlets at the Sept. 6 game on Ravens turf ( Photo: Lasia Kretzel )
New model for CU football
It’s that time of year again. While the rest of those universities in the Ontario University Athletics (OUA) kicked off their football seasons this past weekend, Carleton fans collectively sat, dejected, asking why they don’t have a team to call their own.
The familiar foe of funding has stood in the way of a Ravens football revival for 11 years, despite repeated efforts by students and alumni groups to rally support for a new team.
Rocky start expected but lady hoopsters remain hopeful
The cheering for Orleans native and star Vermont Catamounts guard Courtnay Pilypaitis began before the starting lineups were announced, and continued well past the final buzzer.
The Catamounts marched off the floor with an 82-60 win over the Carleton Ravens varsity women’s basketball team Aug. 27 in the Ravens’ first exhibition game of the season.
And why not?
