Students in the Odette MBA program strike a pose following a hot yoga class as part of a de-stress day on Monday, May 8.
About 40 MBA students from the University of Windsor took all their stress Monday and left it in a pool of sweat on the yoga studio floor.
The Lancer men’s hockey team will close out its regular season at home this weekend.
Major award winners Miah-Marie Langlois, Nick Falk, Jenny MacKnight and Parker Van Buskirk at Thursday's athletics banquet. Photo by Edwin Tam.
Hockey standouts Jenny MacKnight and Parker Van Buskirk received the Banner and Olympic Shields as Lancer athletes of the year.
Windsor netminder Parker Van Buskirk has posted a .952 save percentage and 1.75 goals-against average through the playoffs heading into the University Cup tournament today.
Members of the Lancer men’s hockey team are looking forward to the national championship tournament, which starts today in Saskatoon.
The Lancer men’s hockey team celebrates its OUA banner Saturday following a 3-2 win over McGill to take the Queen’s Cup.
The Lancer men’s hockey team won its first OUA banner since 1998 with a 3-2 win over McGill in the Queen’s Cup title game.
The Lancer men’s hockey team has taken a 1-0 lead in its best-of-three series for the Ontario University Athletics west division championship, after winning the opener 7-1 over the Lakehead Thunderwolves, Thursday at South Windsor Arena.
Scoring for Windsor were Spencer Pommells with two goals, Richard Cameron, Saverio Posa, Derek Lanoue, Ryan Crevatin and Matt Beaudoin. Lakehead spoiled Parker Van Buskirk's shutout bid with a goal at 16:37 of the third period; the Lancer netminder finished with 30 saves.
Goaltender Parker Van Buskirk backstopped the Lancer men’s hockey team to an quarter-final series upset win over the Western Mustangs.
The Lancer women’s basketball and men’s hockey teams won their playoff contests on the weekend.
A group of Lancer hockey players is getting a head start on their ambitions to be teachers and coaches, working with local youths to pass on the techniques they have developed in their athletic training.
Captain Brett Vandehogen, assistant captain DJ Turner, goaltender Parker Van Buskirk, and forwards Brett Oliphant and Spencer Pommells will mentor young boys and girls on the ice, working with teacher candidates under education professors Kara Smith and Chris Greig to experiment with ways of teaching hockey skills.
