151-20
By Chris Kerr
Sports Editor
October 7, 2009
TThe Lancers football squad was pummeled by Queen’s this Saturday in a 42-13 loss.
 This is the third straight loss for the Lancers, making their points-against record something to shiver at.
The Lancers were scoreless in the first quarter of the game, but managed to put up some points early in the second quarter when Kamar Anglin ran the ball for 39 yards, allowing kicker Joe Colella a field goal from 41-yards out.
The score was set at a close 5-3, but Queen’s quickly responded with a touchdown putting the score at 12-3.
With less than a minute remaining in the first half, Lancer Jordan Brescacin snagged a clutch punt block and ran in 32-yards for the touchdown, tightening the score to 12-10.
Queen’s was given possession of the ball, with one play left in the first half. >>
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Men's hockey shows promise
By Tanya Quaglia
Lance Writer
October 7, 2009
The Windsor Lancers Men’s Hockey team proved that they will be a force to be reckoned with in the OUA this season, despite two weekend losses.
The Lancers faced two of the top teams in the NCAA’s Division 1, the Miami Ohio Redhawks and Michigan Wolverines, this past weekend, losing both games 6-2.
The Lancers headed to Ohio on Saturday to face the top ranked Redhawks Saturday night.
Despite a strong effort, the Lancers could not hold off the Redhawks powerful scorers.
Aggressive play by the Lancers in the first half of the opening period kept the Redhawks off the board until the Redhawks found a way to slip the puck past Lancer net minder, Jim Watt.
The Redhawks went on to score two more goals and held a 3-0 lead going into the second period.
After one period of play, the Lancers were being out-shot 16-7. >>
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Men's soccer, true warriors in OUA
By Chris Kerr
Sports Editor
October 7, 2009
The Lancers Men’s soccer team is one point away from taking over the number one spot in the Ontario University Athletics West standings.
 The Lancers traveled to Waterloo on Saturday to get redemption after loosing to the Warriors 3-0 in September.
The Windsor team proved this time to be the true warriors, beating Waterloo 2-0.
The battleground conditions in the first half were rough for both teams, as the rain came down fast and hard.
Both teams fought an even match for most of the first half until the Lancers’ forward Mike Watson nailed a header past the Waterloo goalkeeper with less than 5 minutes left.
The Lancers dominated the second half with a score of 1-0, until a breakaway attempt by Lancer standout forward Ryan Wise was illegally taken down. >>
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