Laurier Football

Today marks the very first Beyond February feature. This month, we're acknowledging Roan Kane - Wide Receiver from 1970-1973. Make sure you keep an eye out on the 29th day of each month for these features. #BeyondFebruary | #SoarAbove

Beyond February is our way of acknowledging many of the fantastic Black student athletes we've had in the history of our program. Every month on the 29th day, learn more about these accomplished former student athletes. Check back March 29th for our first Beyond February.

Coaches - Circle March 27th on your calendars Our 2021 Virtual Coaches Clinic line-up is a can't miss day. Right from 9:30am all the way until 4pm, you'll hear about all three sides of the ball. Best part is...it's only 10 bucks! Register here: bit.ly/3dSkVCA

Over the last few months, we have used a #ThrowbackThursday feature to highlight photos sent to us from fans, alumni, and family members. This will be the last feature related to our current theme. This week, we have great photos to showcase from our current Head Coach, Michael Faulds. In the photos, you will see a group of friends called "Team Faulds" cheering on the Hawks to a 2016 Homecoming victory over the University of Waterloo. The family picture was taken after the 2018 home-opening win over the University of Ottawa. The family photo includes Coach Faulds, his wife Stacey and their two children, Chloe, and Lucas. It was a lot of fun running this feature and I appreciate all the people that took the time to submit a football memory in a digital form.

We're seeing Green today! Happy #StPatricksDay #SoarAbove

COACHES - Time is running out Make sure you register for our Virtual Coaches Clinic on Saturday, March 27th. Deadline is Thursday, March 18th. It runs from 9:30am - 4:30pm with a $10 fee. Don't miss out on this fantastic opportunity. : http://bit.ly/3dSkVCA ... #SoarAbove

Thankfully, we get to feature another family photo this week in #ThrowbackThursday. Impromptu family gatherings for photos on the field after the game is one of my favourite parts of game days. In this week's photo, we have the current offensive line coach, Zach Scotto, posing with his family and supporters at University Stadium in 2012. If you have a photo you would like to have featured, please email Coach Ron VanMoerkerke, at [email protected]

Players, Coaches, and Staff went through the exercise this semester of coming up with and defining the Laurier Football Culture. Everyone’s voice was heard and this is what it means to be a part of our program. #SoarAbove

Episode 31 of Talks with Hawks features Ticats DB Courtney Stephen. What's the secret to longevity in the CFL? His biggest setback in ? What's the Financial Literacy Project? Find out those answers and more. : https://bit.ly/2PBLjH0 #SoarAbove

There has been a slight lull in photo submissions for this weekly photo-sharing feature for Throwback Thursday. As a result, I will take the opportunity to share two family photos that I have had taken at the University stadium that I especially cherish. The first one is a photo of my brother, Gary VanMoerkerke, who is 18 months older and was playing at the University of Guelph and, our father Karel VanMoerkerke. The year is 1989 and it the first and only time my Dad saw us play University football. The other is a photo taken in 2008 and it includes the linebacking core that I coached at that time and my two children, Grace and Austin VanMoerkerke. Please consider sharing a photo and a brief story to be highlighted with Coach Ron VanMoerkerke at [email protected]

COACHES - Don't miss out! Our Coaches Clinic is Saturday, March 27th. A one day virtual clinic with a cost of $10. Take advantage of this opportunity by registering using the link. : https://bit.ly/3dSkVCA... REGISTRATION DEADLINE: Thursday, March 18th.

This week in #ThrowbackThursdayThursday, we feature a photo that I have entitled "Laurier Icons". The image is of former Basketball and Football Head Coach, Gary Jeffries and Rick Pajor, the golden voice of the basketball program taken on a flip phone in 2005. The location is TD Waterhouse Stadium on the campus of Western University. The game was in week 6 of the season it was the battle for first place in the OUA. The final score was Wilfrid Laurier 32 and Western 17. Thank you for sharing this photo, Rick. If there is a photo that you would like to have featured, please email Coach Ron VanMoerkerke at [email protected]

It’s with great sadness we announce our former Recruiting Coordinator, Pat Crabbe has passed away. Laurier Football sends our condolences to Pat’s friends and family along with everyone who knew Pat. He will be missed!

On behalf of Laurier Football, we wish everyone a healthy and Merry Christmas! We hope to see you all back in the stands in 2021. #SoarAbove

It's Saturday morning, so make a cup of coffee and take a moment to read the December Newsletter from Coach Michael Faulds. You'll read about our socially distanced 'Fill a Truck' clothing drive, Super Mario re-ups in BC and much more! Read it here: https://bit.ly/2WI61W5 #SoarAbove

NEW ON 519 - Kitchener’s Jeremiah Toussaint-Ferguson is heading to the next level signing with the Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks football team! Here is 519’s sto...ry on the star running back brought to you by The Inn of Waterloo at 519-804-1130. Call now to book your stay at the Inn! #LocalSports #OUA #519Proud #519Football Steven N Pahl Cambridge Lions Football - Cambridge Minor Football Association Laurier Football Bluevale Collegiate Institute Waterloo Region Football

Happy New Year fans! Let’s hope this year is better and we can have everyone in the stands this fall! #GoodBye2020 #SoarAbove

Jeremiah Toussaint Ferguson is joining the GOLDEN HAWKS! The star running back has officially signed with Michael Faulds and Laurier Football Congrats Jeremiah!... We’ll have his commitment story later on 519. #519Proud #LocalSports #519Football Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks Steven N Pahl Cambridge Lions Football - Cambridge Minor Football Association Waterloo Region Football St. David Catholic Secondary School Bluevale Collegiate Institute See more

From Offensive Lineman to Firefighter, Alum Chris Reddy has initiated a new project which will see every single child at Bluewater Health receive a toy on Christmas. To learn more about this initiative and how you can help, check it out here: https://www.theobserver.ca//point-edward-firefighters-hold

Thank you to all who participated in M Fill The Truck Clothing Drive today! Huge shout-out to AMJ Campbell for helping with this great initiative! #SoarAbove

This week on Throwback Thursday, we go back four years to the 2016 Yates Cup played on November 12th. Laurier would fall behind by 21 points in the fourth quarter 40-19, but this group found a way to rally to defeat Western 43-40 on a last-play field goal by Nathan Mesher. The player of the game was QB, Michael Knevel, as he orchestrated multiple 3rd down conversions to keep the dream alive. It was a great victory for the Golden Hawks, and one of the most exciting Yates Cup ever played. If you are in the mood for some goosebumps, watch the link. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tmwomfiD2NI&t=6s

Here’s a great article about one of our Alum, Andy Cecchini. It goes in depth about how one man still has an influence on his life even years after his passing along with how Andy believes high school sports will continue to prosper once we’re done with Covid-19. https://www.bpsportsniagara.com/mahler-continues-to-inspir/

We are celebrating a historic Yates Cup victory #OnThisDate 4 years ago today November 12th 2016, the Golden Hawks rallied past rivals the Western Mustangs... 43-40 to capture the Yates Cup. The close match would be determined by Nathan Mesher who kicked the game-winning field goal with no time on the The victory would mark the largest fourth quarter comeback in Yates Cup history as Laurier rallied from a 21-point deficit #SoarAbove Kha Vo, Peter Methner

Today we remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice to protect our country . Lest we forget. #RemembranceDay

Chalk Talk. Episode Ten. The Young Guns. Nelmes and Loenhart. Out now. : https://bit.ly/3mGmrt9 Also available on Spotify and Apple!

This week in #ThrowbackThursday, we look back to this date, December 3rd, 2005, when the Golden Hawks played the Saskatchewan Huskies in the 41st Vanier Cup in Hamilton. Laurier would battle back from a 23-14 deficit in the fourth to put themselves in a position to win the game with a Brian Devlin field goal with 19 seconds left. The Hawks would win the game, finish the season with a 12-0 record and earn the second Vanier Cup in the school's history. It has been 15 years,... but there will be a lot of players, coaches, and staff who will be remembering this day like it was yesterday. We have attached a few links and a photo to help all of us relive the game. Links: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AyMhRCtUYZI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dum6SJKoPVk

Can you guess which Laurier Legend has a picture of Dave Morrissey on his wall? Find out the answer in Episode 25 of Talks with Hawks! : buff.ly/3l5b3Xb #SoarAbove

2 9 years ago today, M secured their first Vanier Cup victory by defeating Mount Allison 25-18 in front of over 30,000 fans at the SkyDome! Andy Cecchini... won the Ted Morris Trophy after a spectacular performance in which he rushed for 130 yards and recorded 3 total TD's. #OnThisDate #SoarAbove

Talks with Hawks is back with Episode 27 and it features Jamie Lalonde . Find out how the starting O line from the 2016 Yates Cup went from a bunch of athletically outmatch nobodies, to hoisting the Yates Cup. : https://bit.ly/36auk4h #SoarAbove

Take a break from #ElectionResults2020 and listen to Episode 8 of Chalk Talk. Hear from Equipment Manager Matt Fischer, and Head Trainer Jennifer Martins about their day to day roles, and some funny stories from their time as a Hawk! #SoarAbove : https://bit.ly/38hxMeW

This week in #ThrowbackThursday, we celebrate Wilfrid Laurier's first National football championship played on Nov 27th, 1991. Laurier would defeat Mount Allison University 25-18, and the celebration was on in the twin cities. On offence, Laurier relied on an MVP performance by RB Andy Cecchini who ran through holes provided by Peter Gisborn, Tom Heighway and Glenn Ferguson. A swarming defence lead by Tim Bisci, Fred Grossman and Reinhardt Keller would provide all the required defensive stops. The game was played in front of 30,191 mostly Laurier fans at the SkyDome and a reflection of the game, and the season can be viewed in the link provided. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2twSUTr9oSc

This week in Throwback Thursday, we revisit a National Semi-Final game played on this date, November 18th, 2005. The Golden Hawks travelled to Halifax to take on a talented Acadia football team. The game showcased a full team effort by Laurier football. All three phases, Offense, Defense and Special Teams, made plays, and the Hawks won convincingly. The final score was 31-10. Special recognition for this week goes to Gavin Cond (right) on defence and Bryon Hickey (left) on offence. Gavin had a great day compiling 11 tackles, 1 forced fumble and 1 interception. While Bryon had only 3 catches on the day, but they were all for touchdowns and over 100 yards.

Which former WLU All Canadian once played with Tom Brady in the East-West Shrine Bowl? Find out in Episode 26 of Talks with Hawks hosted by Dave Morrissey. : bit.ly/3lxK8Dv #SoarAbove

This week in Throwback Thursday, we look back to another OUA semi-final game. On this day in 2016, the Golden Hawks would host McMaster and just like the game that appeared in last week's post, it was a big play in the fourth quarter that would help solidify the victory. Late in the game on a critical 3rd short, the defence, anchored inside by Jalen Price, Trevaughan James, and Emerson Gourdet, would stuff the QB sneak. This week's photo captures the joy of Jalen and Emerson and Scott Hutter running to the sideline after the big stop. You can also watch the video recap of the game using the link below. Link :https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XfsmefPQKos

Back in 2016, the Golden Hawks won the Yates Cup against Western with a last second field goal. None of that was possible though without the King City 4. To learn more about who the King City 4 are, check out Ep. 24 of Talks with Hawks: buff.ly/3kL9FIS #SoarAbove

In our first edition of #FridayFirsts, we take a look back to 1961 to Laurier's first football team Rewinding the back 5 9 years, when Laurier was W...aterloo Lutheran University, the Golden Hawks competed in their first season in the Ontario Intercollegiate Athletic Association, led by head coach Bob Celeri #SoarAbove

This week in #ThrowbackThursday, we look back to the Yates Cup semifinal win back on October 29th, 1988. Big games are often won in the fourth quarter, and this one was no exception. Dave Cumber's interception of the University of Guelph's pass in the endzone with 14 seconds left sealed the victory for the Golden Hawks. Before the game-winning interception, the Golden Hawks offence put together a great drive featuring the running attack of Luc Gerritsen (left) and Andy Cecchini. The final score was 31 to 24. To honour the defence we have a photo of defensive lineman Bill Madden (right) and the workhorse of the last drive, Luc Gerritsen.

Episode 23 of Talks with Hawks features SUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUK! Sukhneet Kahlon sat down with Dave Morrissey to discuss his time at Laurier and about the importance of Faith and Sikhism. : buff.ly/2TmCW0o #SoarAbove

This weeks Chalk Talk is bringing you some of the teams prime personalities with this top notch episode! Tune in for a short listen with interior linemen Braydon Noll and James Fleurissaint on their time in the OUA, and to have some laughs. : https://bit.ly/2HjRxrk #SoarAbove

Today we go back to the last game of the 2005 season when Laurier would play the University of Guelph and compete its second consecutive undefeated regular season. The final score was Laurier 47 to Guelph 26. Laurier moved the ball with ease all day, compiling 698 total yards on offence. Nick Cameron, at the time, would become the third TB in Wilfrid Laurier's history to rush for over 1000 yards. To give credit to the offensive line, we have included a photo of guard Mitch Zappitilli. The defence stopped Guelph's run game as they only allowed 26 yards on 14 carries and intercepted the Guelph Quarterback 4 times. To honour the defensive line and some great hair, we have included a photo of Adrian Houwer.

Michael Faulds interview is interrupted by Walmart shopper Chris Bertoia from the Waterloo Warriors Book an appointment to donate blood at www.Blood.ca #Battle...OfWaterloo #BloodBattle #OUA Canadian Blood Services KW Laurier Football Peter Baxter Roly Webster Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks Izzio Financial Solutions Inc.

Find out how practice is working under strict Covid-19 guidelines, a Battle of Waterloo off the field and our newest induction into the Golden Hawks Hall of Fame in this month's newsletter from Head Coach Michael Faulds. : https://bit.ly/3o8XojC #SoarAbove

Which former two time OUA Coach of the Year replaced Dave Morrissey at his own high school? Find out on Episode 22 of Talks with Hawks! : https://bit.ly/3jcnBKo #SoarAbove

During October, the University of Waterloo and Wilfrid Laurier are conducting a different Battle of Waterloo. Without the game, the respective football and athletic programs have set up a blood battle to see which athletic program can donate the most blood. To help remember how one of the great rivalries in university football looked like in the 70s, we relive October 15th, 1975. The final score was Laurier 34 - Waterloo 1. Leaders for the Hawks were dominant defensive lineman Rich Ott (Top Right) and the triple-option attack was spearheaded by Laurier Legend Jim Reid (Left). One of the OL leading the way was Richard Griffiths (Bottom Right).

What was Shamawd Chambers most memorable game at Laurier? HINT: It was the same game which most likely had his most memorable touchdown celebration as well. It's Episode 21 of Talks with Hawks hosted by Dave Morrissey. : bit.ly/2IrvHCl #SoarAbove

Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours from everyone at Laurier ! #SoarAbove #HappyThanksgiving2020

Laurier | |__ GameDay | |__ 2017... | |__ Oct. 5 at York | |__ Kurleigh Gittens Jr./Levondre Gordon/Michael Knevel #SoarAbove

Head into the Thanksgiving long weekend with the second segment of the Chalk Talk Alumni Series, as Kurleigh Gittens Jr. from the Argos and Godfrey Onyeka from the Edmonton Football Team join Liam Spencer-Enright for a 2016 Yates Cup throwback episode. : https://bit.ly/3lwclKD #SoarAbove #HawkChalkTalk

This week on #ThrowbackThursday, we look back to a Thursday night game before Thanksgiving. On this Thursday night in 2015, Laurier defeated the University of Ottawa 65-30. Some significant highlights include the SIX touchdown passes, four in the first half, thrown by Eric Morelli. Eric's stat line for the night was 20 for 24 for 298 yards. Another big night was also had by Dylan Campbell. His stat line was 37 carries for 246 yards. Finally, the game also had Kurleigh Gittens Jr. catch his first university touchdown pass. It was a historic night. All of us at Laurier football wish you and yours a happy and safe Thanksgiving Day weekend.

Blood Battle is backEach month a Laurier sports team will face our rivals, the Waterloo Warriors, to see which fan base can donate the most blood! Join M th...roughout October by booking an appointment to donate blood in support of Canadian Blood Services using PFL ID WILF001529: www.blood.ca See more

Since it’s our Bye Week, we look back #OTD to when we seized our opportunity against the Waterloo Warriors in 2015 and secured a 42-0 Battle of Waterloo win! Game : LB Matt Williams - 6 tackles ... DB Tanner Philp - Fumble Recovery TD and 2 PBUs : bit.ly/30uyKzA #SoarAbove

Episode 20 of Talks with Hawks features a Grey Cup Winner! Andre Talbot joins Dave Morrissey to discuss his time as a Golden Hawk and the journey from a serious injury to winning the Grey Cup with the Argos! : buff.ly/3iqCfgA #SoarAbove

This week in #ThrowbackThursday, we look back to October 1st, 2011. Wilfrid Laurier was celebrating 100 years as a University, it was Homecoming, there were 9200 fans in the stadium, and the game was on the Score Television Network. The offence was dynamic all day and the main offensive threat was Shamawd Chambers. His statistics for the day were 8 catches for 201 yards and 2 touchdowns. The defense had key performances by Sam Aird (6 tackles and 1 sack) and two interceptio...ns by Scott McCahill. The final score was 51-16. Ps...this is also the game that Andy Baechler comes out of the scoreboard endzone beer garden to celebrate a TD with Shamawd. The youtube highlight package shows it at about the 2-minute mark... it is good for a laugh. The link is here. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I6I44Iri-iU

On 2020 #LaurierHomecoming weekend, enjoy one of the greatest moments in Laurier Golden Hawks history as the Hawks take on the Saskatchewan Huskies in a replay of the 2005 Vanier Cup.

"Country Roads, Take me Home" It's Homecoming but unfortunately we can't all celebrate together. With that said, which Vanier Cup Championship was more impressive? A: 25-18 over Mount Allison (1991)... or B: 24-23 over Saskatchewan (2005) Vote Below! #SoarAbove

DON'T MISS OUT Tonight at 5 pm our Ask Me Anything Session 1 featuring M Michael Faulds, W Kelly Paton & M Greg Puhalski will be streaming LIVE on Zoom with Meeting ID 740 020 0414 or join here with Zoom link https://bit.ly/330QxjG

Coming off his induction into the Hawk #HallofFame , Dillon Campbell spoke with Dave Morrissey for Episode 19 of Talks with Hawks. Find out who Dillon's most memorable teammate was (HINT: Kickers are people too) and more! : https://bit.ly/3cA611s #SoarAbove

Since there isn't any CFL season this year, we're bringing the CFL to you. On Episode 5 of Chalk Talk, Hawk Alum Scott Hutter - Edmonton Football Team and Robbie Smith - Toronto Argonauts join host Liam Spencer-Enright. : bit.ly/308LZ9f #HawkChalkTalk #SoarAbove

The final 2020 #HallofFame inductee that will be recognized today is M running back Dillon Campbell! Campbell represented Laurier from 2011 until 2015 and will be inducted by his former head coach Michael Faulds. #SoarAbove #LaurierHomecoming

This week on #ThrowbackThursday, we celebrate the 1991 Vanier Cup team. This weekend, Laurier is celebrating a virtual Homecoming and replaying the 2005 Vanier Cup live on Facebook on Saturday afternoon. In 1991, Wilfrid Laurier University celebrated its first Vanier Cup victory with an exciting win over Mount Allison University 25-18. The photos highlighting that win involve family members and some of the prominent players of the team. Bill Kubas (left), Wilfrid Laurier's only Hec Creighton winner, is photographed with his mother after the big win. The other photo is Hugh Lawson (right) photographed with his mother. To our Laurier football family, we miss you, and we look forward to seeing you at University Stadium in 2021.

Have a burning question you want to ask our Golden Hawk coaches? Now is your chance! Comment on this post to ask a question for either Micheal Faulds (M ), K...elly Paton (W ) or Greg Puhalski (M ) who will be joining us for AMA Session 1 on Friday, September 25 at 5 pm. Join us LIVE on Zoom with Meeting ID 740 020 0414 to watch our first of two Ask Me Anything sessions to see if your question is selected!

Vanier Cup winning Quarterback Ryan Pyear was told on a recruiting trip he would be the best defensive player for Laurier. Find out why and more on Episode 18 of Talks with Hawks hosted by Dave Morrissey. #SoarAbove https://laurierfootball.com//talks-with-hawks-episode-18-/

It's a Battle of the Touchdowns today ! Let's to when we last visited Queens in 2018 and determine which catch was the better touchdown. A) Kurleigh Gittens Jr. with the over the shoulder grab or B) Esson Hamilton with the zigzag move then turning on the jets ... Vote below! #SoarAbove

On this week in #ThrowbackThursday, we will look back to September 17, 2016, when the Golden Hawks travelled to the Nation’s Capital to take on a very talented and physical Carleton Ravens football team. The game was played in consistent rain, and the defensive units for both sides were difficult to move the ball against. The Laurier defenders were able to create six turnovers. Taylor Calverley had two huge interceptions. Scott Hutter provided a 54-yard interception for a touchdown in the first half as well. The offence was powered by Eric Guiltinan’s 24 carries for 201 yards. The final score was 17-16 for Laurier.

Talks with Hawks hosted by Dave Morrissey is back for episode 17. Find out why Ken Evraire was drafted by the Saskatchewan Roughriders in the 2nd round back in 1988 yet never played a down for them. : https://bit.ly/3iJJEZI #SoarAbove

A huge congratulations goes out to former Golden Hawks Running Back - Dillon Campbell as he enters the 2020 Golden Hawk Hall of Fame! Career Rushing : 619 - Attempts 4064 - Yards... 25 - Touchdowns : #SoarAbove

What's life like for a Football team without a season due to a Pandemic? Coach Michael Faulds gives us a sneak peak on how the Golden Hawks are handling it along with some exciting news in this month's newsletter. : buff.ly/3hwEgYr #SoarAbove

Unfortunately we aren't playing @FootballGryphon today but that doesn't mean we still can't have some fun! Watch the from 2016 and vote which play was better: A) Levondre Gordon running like a ... or B) Malcolm Thompson with the diving pick #SoarAbove

Cap off your evening, and week, with Episode 4 of Chalk Talk hosted by Liam Spencer. Hear him and his guests QB1 Connor Carusello and WR Nick Petermann as they dive into Football on and off the field. : https://bit.ly/2ZmYqxG (Also available on Apple and Spotify) #SoarAbove

In the next few months of #ThrowbackThursday, we are going to feature games that took place on a specific date. Thank you to Dave Morrissey, our resident writer and researcher, for putting all of the information together for Laurier Football. Today's feature highlights the 2005 season. On September 10, 2005, WLU 47 Windsor 24. The game featured 3 touchdowns by WR Joel Wright and 3 Touchdowns by RB Nick Cameron. On Defense, one of the hardest workers on the field and in the classroom, Gavin Cond, had 5 tackles. Pictures: Left - Joel, Top Right - Gavin, Bottom Right - Nick

Let's and look back #OTD at when we beat the @CURavensFB 38-35 in 2017! After a failed onside kick attempt, we secured the W! O - Levondre Gordon #1 27 - Carries 208 - Yards... 2 -TDs D - Brandon Calver #40 7.5 Tackles : buff.ly/33cPhcj #SoarAbove

Your #MotivationMonday tip of the day on this #LabourDay holiday is all about alternative athletic training methods! These tips are brought to you by our Strength Coach - Jesse Collins #SoarAbove

Today would've been the home opener against the Windsor Lancers! Back in 2016, it was a must win game in Windsor to secure 2nd place and we got the job done! A couple games later, we won the Yates! : https://buff.ly/3lSKmWg These seniors went 1-7 in year 1 and finished 7-1 three years later!... What are your best memories against the Windsor Lancers?

Episode 16 of Talks with Hawks is a MUST READ! Dave looks back on the career of a Golden Hawk Hall of Famer (Anthony Maggiacomo) and removing the stigma of mental illness & suicide. : #SoarAbove

This week on #throwbackthursday, we would like to look back on our special connection with the Light House group based in Kitchener. Some of our biggest fans will come and run drills and join us for lunch in August. During the school year, some of our players and coaches will visit there as well. Laurier football embraces our role in the community and, it plays a large role in the development of our players. #SoarAbove https://www.lighthouseprograms.com/in-the-news

Episode 15 of Talks with Hawks is out and for this edition, Dave decided to have a conversation with himself! Yes, you read that right...he had a chat with his own self. Check out the article to find out why. #SoarAbove

Let’s take a look back #OTD and reminisce about Kwaku Boateng’s HUGE performance against the Varsity Blues back in 2014! 4 Sacks & 1 Forced Fumble #SoarAbove

Strength Coach Jesse Collins takes you through the different types of muscle contractions that can be used while in the gym. #MotivationMonday #SoarAbove

Tonight would've been our Season Opener against the Varsity Blues but since that's not happening, let's and look back at Dillon Campbell's monster of a night back in 2014 against U of T! Dillon Campbell #34 - RB 16 - Attempts... 293 - Yards 2 - TDs (74 & 98 yd runs) 53-17 Hawks What are your Golden Hawks and Varsity Blues memories?

It's a brother's edition for Episode 14 of Talks with Hawks. Dave sat down Andrew & David Agro to discuss their time at WLU and where life has taken them now. LINK: #SoarAbove

Introducing our WR class for #TakeFlight2020 #SoarAbove