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the CORD weekly LAURIER'S OFFICIAL STUDENT NEWSPAPER What THE RANKINGS ARE IN. What us thus man matur- happened at the - - VOLUME 41 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15 2000 ISSUE 14 Where's Laurier? Page 3 ing about? Page 8 yates cup? Page 16 Soccer: Simply the Best The mens soccer team poses with their freshly won gold medals Nutt also CORD SPORTS and strengthened their offensive 1 -0 lead. However, this resulted in a lot of first team all-stars. was WILBUR MCLEAN attack. in the named the MVP However, strong defen- The Hawks maintained the the play taking place tournament resulted the Hawks well the second and and Meuleman, besides sive play in pressure into Laurier zone eventually, in being If ever take look around 1 -0 at the half. half but to avail the 87th Boulton named of the for you a being up no as minute, Matt player game the Pieter the neck of Meuleman, The Vikes continued the Laurentian kept a strong defen- of SMU put one behind championship match, was of the at.the of the send the named the tournament's goalkeeper men's soccer pressure beginning sive wall. In the 66th minute Meuleman to game most team, the first thing you'll second half and, in the 55th WLU finally broke through into overtime. valuable goalkeeper. As notice is the that it overtime McLean of Meuleman, "At pendant hangs minute, paid off as they tied when Nutt netted his third goal The first period says around The small the with of the the but the CIAU he loosely it. fig- up game a strong goal. tournament, giving belonged to St. Mary's they championships urine The Hawks did allow the need- unable in the the front and centre." depicts a goalie sprawled not Hawks the padding they were to put one came to his Should Meuleman attribute to right making a diving tying goal to dampen their spir- ed. net. Conversely, the second Received from his its Braden overtime owned the team's this save. as a gift and they kept things moving. In the 79th minute period was by success year to a Pieter has The of the Hawks scored final for the but could- charm and a few balls that parents years ago, resiliency was Douglas a goal Hawks, they too lucky their He doesn't never taken it off. It's his lucky rewarded. In the 71st minute the Hawks with the Voyageurs n't score a goal. This put the bounced way? charm. He has netted his second of of the excit- think "Once we were never played an Nutt goal pressing. In injury time, game into one most so. finals and without it and the the for to net one moments in all of the to the OUA important game game icing victory Laurentian managed ing sport: through them confident rest assured, that diving goalie the purple and gold. Nutt, with but it proved to be too little, too penalty shootout. won I was very was around Pieter's victori- Laurier's shooters that would take the national hanging his two goals, was named the late, as the Hawks were Each of we neck this have Cwik and weekend when WLU of the ous a score of The win to net their but title...When we past player game. by 3-1. managed shots, Pieter made matched Nutt the of their it a spectacular save Knowing the results of the sent the team to the gold medal each of them was by at top games, of his almost isn't fair the other own during the sudden previous day, the Hawks knew match. Dave 131icharski was the Huskies' shooters who also to death shootout that the all needed tie of the for WLU. scored all of their chances. This teams." gave they was a against player game Laurier vault themselves The the sudden So what should be made of men's soccer team their Laurentian to gold medal game was put game into a first ever national medal. the medal death shootout. that charm that never gold into gold game. played on Sunday against St. penalty lucky As Coach McLean This started out much the fourth- The sixth SMU shooter lined leaves Meuleman's neck? Well Barry says game Mary's University, "it's of been fantastic." like the OUA finals match from ranked in the The and fired but Meuleman "as a matter team country. up away says The is his Hawks started their the week before between these first half featured see-saw action Meuleman made a spectacular fact the goalie diving to gold-medal after- with neither side both received Laurier the on the charm and that run on Friday two teams as teams opportu- save, giving oppor- right hap- noon with the side saved the a the able Laurier nities but neither side could needed. Steve Cox to be game against being to step up. tunity they pens I Victoria the 2nd ranked then turned notch and that and made mis- shot on." Just a coinci- Vikings, it up a gain an advantage. Until, is, stepped up no penalty team in the and the had number of the 46th minute when Dan take about it he it behind dence? "Well, that kind of nation a strong oppor- as sent favourite to win makes wonder." Laurier's pool. tunities but the Laurentian Glibota headed a ball into the the Husk ies goalie to give me The Hawks started the Hawks back of the for the medal and That has almost very strongly goalie prevented net Laurier, giv- Laurier gold pendant and frozen controlled the from the board. the Hawks the hand the Hawks the best become a moment in immediately getting on ing upper crown as pace. The The Hawks didn't let their the half. time for Meuleman. No doubt a early pressure paid at men's university soccer team in °ff and in this will the 13th minute failed chances bother them and With time winding down in the nation. season such as one Nutt drove be frozen in time for Kenny the ball into in the 37th minute they finally the second half, Laurier focused The accolades came pouring always the back of the with their defensive for the Hawk and coach of net, giving WLU came through a goal by on play in an in players. Nutt, every single player the hand. men's soccer team. True upper Wojciech Cwik. The half came attempt to shut down the Meuleman and Blicharski were the Victoria reacted Laurier immediately to a close with holding a Huskies chances at a goal. all named CIAU championship Champions. INSIDE: The Cord takes a look at depression anp its relation to students in this weeks feature 3 News 6 Opinion 8 International 10 Feature 12 Entertainment 15 Student Life 16 Sports 18 Business 20 Classifieds Glorialeigh Angelo Brad Katsuyama IHacDonald, Alexandra IHerh, Jeff Siobhan Appleby Colin Kay madge, Daniel Ulilliam miller, Blair Sean Ballard Corrine Kellow marc, Laurie D. miller, Shaun H Giouanna i v Cr Oarla Balon Siobhan margani, IHilne, Tara H fi || Kelly, Dan Hk micheal Bartlett King, mattheui martin, ITIilne, Tyler WImp PaulBennet Klassen, Leah martin, Stephanie [Tlondoux, Angela m mm. m ". Judith Boris Knight, Julia ITlcAneney, Rachelle : ,,lonimontnnmprii rharip?Ln 9°™ery ' ffc BH Linda Bulgin Leauey, Amber fllcHrthur. 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