Sports


Varsity soccer teams’ success is ‘borderline ridiculous’

by George Halim on April, 04, 2012 in Humberlife, Sports - 0 Comments

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The Humber ITAL Varsity soccer teams were in action last week, winning the Ontario Colleges Athletic Association (OCAA) indoor championships for the second year in a row. “The success these two teams have had are borderline ridiculous,” Athletics Assistant Director Jim Bialek said. “The men have twelve wins in their last fourteen chances, while the [...]

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The academic game

by George Halim on April, 04, 2012 in Humberlife, Sports - 0 Comments

The Game Plan

There’s a flaw in college sports, but unless you’ve noticed it for a while, you probably haven’t noticed it at all. It’s easy to enjoy March Madness or the College World Series, but that’s from the bleachers. From there things haven’t changed much, but on the bench, substitutions are being made. There was a time [...]

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Hawking for recruits at Humber

by Noella Eze Staff Reporter on April, 04, 2012 in Humberlife, Sports - 0 Comments

Did you know that Humber ITAL has a baseball team? How about a fastball team? Do you have aspirations of being the next Babe Ruth? Well, here’s your chance to kick that dream into high gear. On Wednesday Apr., 4 and 12, Humber will be holding an open workout session for all students who are [...]

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Crutching onto a love of the game

by Jessica Elliott on April, 04, 2012 in Humberlife, Sports - 0 Comments

Athletic Profile

Jessica Medeiros isn’t afraid to lace up her cleats, tie back her ponytail and play with the boys. After all, soccer is in her blood and as a midfielder on Humber’s Extramural soccer team, she never backs down from the ball. Medeiros is in her second year at the University of Guelph-Humber in the Kinesiology [...]

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Go south, young man!

by George Halim on March, 28, 2012 in Humberlife, Sports - 0 Comments

The Game Plan

When it comes to Canadian high school athletes pursuing a sport, the mindset is simple: Play well enough to get recruited to an American institution where you’ll get better coaching and the opportunity to go pro. Most people think winning the lottery is more likely than playing professionally, but to a dream-chaser, it’s worth the [...]

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