Lancers soccer hosts home opening games By Michal Tellos Sports Editor September 24, 2008 The men’s and women’s Lancer soccer program held their home opening games at Alumni field last weekend, and each team managed to earn at least one point.
 The two teams played host to two tough teams: the Brock Badgers on Saturday, and the McMaster Marauders on Sunday.
The men fared very well over the weekend, picking up a 4-2 win against the Badgers, and a 2-2 tie with the Marauders, earning four points overall.
Rookie striker, Steve Alaimo, broke the first game open within the first eight minutes, scoring his third goal in three weekends. >> | Lancers fastpitch splits weekend games after Western losses By Michal Tellos
Sports Editor September 24, 2008 Rain, mud, and the hope for sweet redemption, could not help the Windsor Lancers men’s rugby team earn themselves their first win.
The Lancers were handed their second embarrassing loss of the season this past Saturday, this time coming at the hands of the undefeated McMaster Marauders. The final score was a disappointing 62-0.
This marks the second time in as many games, that the Lancers have been defeated by an enormous margin of 60 or so points.
Their first loss of the season, a 62-3 blowout, came at the hands of the powerful and also undefeated Western Mustangs. >>  | | Campus Kiss | | Lancer football drops key game on the road By Tanya Quaglia
Lance Writer September 24, 2008 Points were earned by both sides as the Lancer men’s and women’s soccer teams both improved on this week’s road trip against the Guelph Gryphons on Saturday and the Waterloo Warriors on Sunday.
 The men managed to beat the Gryphons by a score of 2-0 on Saturday, with goals scored by Steve Adaimo and rookie Mike Watson, making it the second week in a row that he has scored.
The results of Sunday’s game didn’t show on the scoreboard as the Lancers thoroughly outworked the Warriors who nevertheless came out victorious by a close score of 1-0.
Men’s Head Coach Steve Hart was pleased with all the results under the weather conditions, which were rainy, and, as a result, extremely muddy. >> |
