Last year’s top 10 sports stories By Noah Cain Sports Editor Welcome to 2013. Often in 2012, I was reminded why I love sports. I saw great individual and team accomplishments, heard inspiring stories of perseverance and courage, and witnessed unexpected rises to greatness. However, last year,my attention was also drawn to the dark side [...]
I am a 51 year old woman who has just been diagnosed with osteoarthritis in my knees. I understand that this is a very common diagnosis in middle-aged people and that it can be very painful. My doctor has offered to prescribe me medication that should help with the pain and swelling, but I do not have a proper health insurance plan so this could get very expensive for me. My question to you is whether or not you can suggest any other sort of remedies to help me that will not break my bank account.
Jess Petereit has played with a variety of teams during her three years in campus recreation flag football – a league where men outnumber women about three to one.
The Lakehead wrestling team competed at the Senior Provincial Age Group Championships at Brock University on Nov. 26. The women placed fourth overall, while the team as a whole placed seventh.
The Lakehead University women’s volleyball team dropped two consecutive matches last weekend.
The Lakehead University men’s hockey team defended their home ice by defeating the Laurier Golden Hawks 6-0 on Friday and 4-3 in a shootout on Saturday.
On Nov. 22, the Phoenix Coyotes and disgruntled restricted free agent Kyle Turris were finally able to come to a contract agreement, ending a standoff that had been in effect since the early days of the NHL off-season.
Lakehead’s Alastair Brown competed at the cross country CIS National Championships on Saturday, finishing 37th in the men’s field.
Heading into last season’s Winter Classic, Pittsburgh Penguins captain Sidney Crosby was on top of the hockey world. Having put up 66 points in 39 games, Crosby was on pace to have the highest scoring NHL season since former Penguin Mario Lemieux’s 161 point performance during the 1995–96 campaign.
Adam Sergerie continued his high-scoring for the Thunderwolves over the weekend, netting two goals and an assist in Lakehead’s 4–2 road win over the Windsor Lancers on Saturday night to go along with a goal in the squad’s 4–3 victory on Friday.
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