Cougars, Calamities and Classics: Stepping it up for Haiti
We see the devastation and horror of the Haiti earthquake plastered across our TV screens and in the newspapers. A lot of us either feel helpless or like we need to jump on the...
Category: Sports
‘Tenacious’ athlete remembered
“Whether you knew Sash or not she had a big impact on all of our lives. Sash was a beautiful young woman full of life, vigor, and will always be remembered with a smile...
Cougars leap into 2010
Welcome back sports fans! Whether you are a new student to MRU or a seasoned veteran of our university’s hallowed halls The Reflector would like to present you with a guide to where your...
Team Canada part deux
by Joe McFarland Guest Columnist You have to feel for Steve Yzerman and Co. He’s assembled what he thinks is the best 23-man roster that Canada has to offer. Win gold and he’ll be...
Committed to coaching
From player, to assistant coach, to head coach of the Cougars women’s volleyball team and now a full-time employee with Cougar Athletics, Sandra Lamb has spent the bulk of her adult life at Mount...
Fallen from grace
With Tiger and Elin Woods plastered all over the latest magazines and gossip blogs (all of which are spouting the latest rumors that Elin took to Tiger’s luxury SUV with a five-iron), The Reflector...
Cougars, Calamities and Classics: Dear Sunshine…
Dear Sunshine Village, I must admit that I’ve had my doubts about you in the past. You’ve been rather busy and your tendency to have flat spots that cause me to have to seal...
Cougars, Calamities and Classics:
Cougars- The Cougars season is winding down to the Christmas break and all our teams are looking pretty darn good. Did you know… The Cougars women’s volleyball team has beaten their rivals, SAIT...
The search for pow’
by Vanessa Vegter Guest Columnist December has arrived, the sun is shining, the birds are chirping, and Ular the Snow God seems to finally have awoken from his slumber. Fear not my comrades; while...
