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Tuesday is the deadline to register to attend the 2018 Alumni Sports Hall of Fame ceremony, September 30 in the student centre.
Tuesday is the deadline to register to attend the 2018 Alumni Sports Hall of Fame ceremony, September 30 in the student centre.
The Alumni Sports Hall of Fame will induct Lancer grads Melissa Bishop, Charles Pearsall, Ryan Steer, and Daryl Stephenson on September 30.
Third-year forward Krystin Lawrence of the Lancer women’s hockey team is Ontario University Athletics player of the year in her sport.
Following a season that saw her lead the league in scoring with 23 goals and 32 points, Lawrence also received a nod as a first-team all-star. She was named to the second-team a year ago and a member of the all-rookie team in 2015.
UWindsor grads will begin to see Olympic action this weekend in Rio de Janeiro.
Hundreds of fans turned out Tuesday to cheer on Lancer grads Melissa Bishop, Miah-Marie Langlois and Noelle Montcalm, readying for the Rio Olympics.
A reception Tuesday will give fans an opportunity to cheer on Lancer Olympians Noelle Montcalm, Melissa Bishop and Miah-Marie Langlois.
A reception July 26 will give fans an opportunity to cheer on Lancer Olympians Noelle Montcalm, Melissa Bishop and Miah-Marie Langlois.
Lancer grads Melissa Bishop and Noelle Montcalm have qualified to join Team Canada at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games.
Ten Lancers received honours at Monday’s ceremony for the Windsor Essex County Sports Persons of the Year (WESPY) awards.
Lancer standouts Melissa Bishop, Missy McCleary and Mike Nolan are among the protegés of Dennis Fairall who will speak to his influence at a February 25 event celebrating the career of the long-time coach.
After 30 years as head coach of UWindsor cross country and track and field, Fairall began a long-term medical leave in October. He led his teams to great success—25 Canadian Interuniversity Sport national championships and 46 Ontario University Athletics provincial titles, not to mention individual accomplishments in athletic competition and outside it.