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Waterloo Chronicle (Waterloo, On1868), 10 Mar 2004, p. 19

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R' Waterloo Nahum mo, I crlq-ln'uuun yum “as a awn-xx al the turte,tilv. and puts the [mum " horkey duh un firm tirranciul Inuung for nun year. Siskins a success at the gate After struggling ttl thr. gale the last couplc ot wan. [he SisLius more than duuhlvd ttwir yearly atteudurwe [Ills yeur, the number at Inns whu attended a Siskius game titis season Wl'lll from just mm 6.000 lam last year to mun- than 13,000 fans this win» I. "We're going tu plat}. anoti at day." said Hula-r1 lit-mug Mun juim-d the dub (his War as 1hr mum‘s. vitv-prvmitleru m luviwss opeuatitule, "lti.'t r built .I linuuhlmn fur growth tor dw nu“ Tu Wars" llc minute ol the Ht'w Ian's hmuglu mm the L [uh to rclaurwl1 the SisLin-s' brand (umw m the wrdcr Wuterloo mmmunily. They called the "tlc-year 1urnamuml plan “H‘uddvn Change." and m .lddilinn lu icing a better In nits}; [can], [he club tried In giw the (mun! fans more hung " their bud. he Wilfrid Laurier I Golden Hawks women's hush-[hull team want to be the umu'l- come house guests at the CLS championships in Win- nipeg this weekend. You know the type. They come to your home tminvit- ed. and once they're in the door you can never gel them to leave. That's exactly what Gold- en Hawks' head coach Stu Julius wants his duh In do at their second consecutive Canadian University charm pionships. He domn't want his duh to he content with getting to the champi- onships again. He wants them In surprise a few Peo- ple along the way. llcwitsomil th-ttace", [awful "Y'"' ".".?P, named ittImt Lumplvx ny "yl'r""1"h' th all the min-wily the Hasvkl, "were " club divid- lt was the Hawks' mining“: "WHEN ttlttt _1l‘§' {hm to k.""r.nuit1 krunrh. rhey also y"tle local fharitics and IN?i, Holden Hawk-s " and that dicoamsion would ofcitaracTer and strortgicad- rvlaurtch thy 'is.kitt' brand "7‘“ lo "mu; "legumes mun- ii"ttuisir1gdrivys women's hath-v lead tty theteanis downfall. crship that helped keep thc nunu- m/he wrdcr Wutcrloo "t'arocvottwilh Wveawuys uyd ll way "ylly a ““1112" team went through this uni» Mn new head coach Rick club together. And that "'Ty""uT ctu1lei, " well as new Itl- plan. but 11elieyeurl1ns been: Non, no um- wuuld blame the flUrourrte, a [minder of the strength was on display last lttey called thc "tlc-year gu")y"'it.'m""r".eyt. un1trwhvly1ir1g. 'stl1't'e"Ps, duh from phoning in the red Naiinnal Women's Hisckey weekend at the ()UA final 1yrnamli ml plun "y'ytidoul llcmtig “ml vhant,ws said "try'is,' ahout 7 the nftlwvmr. League and head coach (if Rrur at the Watedoo Memuri- f'-l1ar1g.e, and lit .uldlunu lu hruughl " new energy J" thc Pa.nr'ry (ver that the immf rsiwciauty nitw thc mmm- Ontario's wonlcis under”! ul Recreation Complex, a the lung " better "ycker. 1mm. the will“? tha/ "ruught m the datum Is In place. "e.x,t year Pr versial tirirkUheadroach Bill team that wan gold at the Hawks upset the Unjversilvof “th tried Mt l 9 'it' cusual yt."l'.'i', rant ummmcnlal lo the "m " challenys lo tls Itk,a Inigo Bowktrr "tid-season. and all 1995 Canada Winter Games, . 5 tans more bang tor their hurl» rluhxmnunlml growth. uplmnunu}: Continued on page 20 Hawks going to Nationals as more than just visitors Last year the Hawks earned an invitation to [ht- Hill“ [Tiiif7 . “RUM!" Mr grim/1m \l mam R. .1<.<‘<.fann'- vptlplenk . RPrunrk m arm tt 7 mph“ " I‘ll: . I’Prcnnal . Hiram-ma ss1ums Suite '07-g00 Guelp St Kilchener "tmiariatisrttay as; Sun-Tu " n “but”: in this weekly BY Bun VIlIMNM r ‘lmnm II: and]: In Bl mVquvu f 'Junnm‘r Stuff 1o YEARS or SATISFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE 'w Income Tax Service k "EFILE Return Speciatist" feature call Marilyn " 623- 7395 ext 206 in uddilinn lo unwiling a new Inga and no“ unilnrm. the cluh did same Fan irivmlh things like introducing a m-w mental trt tlw art-nu named "Kuwaiti Krunrh." They alsn mm lo make the games mun- ufun went with giveaways and Contests, as well as new in- gumtwrtierta'oment. llvnnig mid L'hzmgt-s hruughl a new energy In thc gaunt-s that brought in the young Fans inslmnwnlal to the clulis mnu'nuvd growth. big 'lance, and Wl'rl' the eighth seed in their first national championship tournament in the history of the srluml's women's has- kmhall program. Unfortunately. it was a short dance as the Hawks got knocked nut in the first game of the championship held in Hamilton. They were downed 79-55 by the No. I ranked Simon Fraser Tlni, versity Clan. With most ofthe nucleus (If Last year's club intact, he thinks his charges should be better able to handle the hoopla that goes with the national women‘s basketball finals. But Julius thought it was an important learning expe- rience for his club who were wide-eyed at their first national exposure. He has higher experla~ L-_-u.---"-",'---------.---)-':----- tions for this vcar's club. The Hawks' Meghan McGtath goes up for a Iayup against Brock Waterloo Siskins Jr '8' (Hockey Club " SPORTS lhe SisLins abo rtxTrt11tttt- rd with the rmnmunily and brought the community into tl w “merino Mm norinl Recrv. Minn Complex by supporting sulm- Ioral charities and iimdmising drives. "II was really a [wag-var plan. but thetirst year has been an overwhelming success," sand llvnnig ahout the changes. "Now that the foun- dution is in place. next year is not a challenge lo In It's " huge opportunity" hilt-u g, Pmml Pnhhinc ("101th u‘” u.-. Advnnruw Want for fwnrullnu RUM Rtthl llarr:, P,uwoe, [antiwar Updain inj’ivm Work, b. lamb: 8611-1266? Head2Toe Imp, by'lilley Endulables I’UNHOIEY” Hm. 'r available at IllrlF Y rR.0 H $0115 Guaranteed halvl‘rrr Grr 3 year; Guaranteed In dry nu-rniglll. tiwarantccd In ht comrrtrtaMr. '1' 'le, 'trr: " a I r mum N " h I ',t' t"tr't \.4-\ Hull HI." k d vaI-' The Hawks try to keep the University of Toronto Varsity Blues from stuffing the puck in, Saturday th all the udsvrsity Why Holden Hawks womeu's hockey 1mm went through this 'Wit- Non, no um‘ wuuld blame the dub from phoning in the IN nf the year. Golden Hawks win OUA title BY Kmewm: l .‘hmrudrbmjl 250%”! "an“: loyal Was the rumnurx and innuendo than swirled around the room. Mn new head coach Rick frdrourrte, a [minder of the Nahum“ Women's Hisckvy Lcague and head coach of Ontario's wmnun'h under-l8 team that wan gold at the 1995 Canada Winter Games. And he thinks they deserve to be there. with tough wins over Western and Bruck which earned them an 0119. final berth against Ottawa last weekend. The biggest one was that the Hawks were " club divid- ed, and that diwmsiun would lead tty the teanis downfall. The Hawks had previous- ly beaten the Gees Gees by eight points in an earlier meeting this season. And the club had a lot of confr dence they could do it again. despite playing in the Gee Gees' home gym. The one positive that the team took out of the loss was earning the trip to Win, nipeg with their upset wins over Western and Brock. But after taking a 41 -29 lead into halftime, the Hawks came out cold in the second half and dropped a tough 64-60 decision. Hast year we got there through the wild card game with Laurentian." said Julius. "We beat Iaurentian, Awards 245 Labrador Dr. Waterloo . Corporate Team & Coaches said the reality was much dir ferent from the pertvption of " Hawks' team in disarray. and some people thought we didrit deserve to be there after Laurentian had only lost one game all year. "But-we bieat them straiglttup. "I think we've got a Cou- ple of things going in our favour for us." said Julius. whose Hawks open up against No. 1 Regina. "Last year was our first year. and now we know what In expect. "This year we won the [DUN West and we did it the hard way. We deserve to he there." That included three tough road games against Western, Brock and Ottawa that tested the Hawks met- tle. "our goal is to take that first game. "It’s not a brest two-out-of three - it's a one-game thing."

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