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The Nipissing Lakers men teams is set to host the 2012 OCAA Provincial Championship. The Lakers begin their quest for gold Thursday at 6 pm against Durham College.
The quest for gold begins for the Lady Lakers as they take part in the 2012 OCAA provincial championship hosted by Georgian College in Barrie. Follow the action on-line.
The Nipissing Lady Lakers volleyball team will be back in familiar territory at the OCAA championship tournament, but the road travelled will be a bit different this year.
The Lakers Varsity Nordic Ski team had a breakthrough set of results at this weekend’s Ontario Cup races in Timmins, bringing back 5 medals from the 3 days of races.
The Nipissing Lakers hadn’t lost two games in a row since November. But losing two straight in February means the season is over.
The Nipissing Lakers will be tested in a lot of ways with the Ottawa Gee Gees hitting town needing just one win in two games to advance in the OUA East men's hockey playoffs.
Win or the season is over. That's the situation facing the Nipissing Lakers Friday night when they return home for Game 2 of their OUA East quarter-final series against the Ottawa Gee Gees.
The Nipissing Lakers did something no other team in Ontario men’s university hockey did during the home stretch — win eight of their final 10 games.
The Nipissing Lakers men’s volleyball team continued their strong season by sweeping a pair of weekend matches to improve to 16-1 on the season keeping pace with the Humber Hawks.
The Nipissing Lakers men’s hockey team continues to improve, and a win over the Queen’s Gaels on Saturday night capped their most successful regular season in the program’s three years.
The Nipissing Lady Lakers took a step backwards in their hopes of making the OCAA provincial championship by dropping a crucial 3-1 decision to the Fanshawe Falcons which had significant playoff implications.
KINGSTON — Lucas McKinley scored a pair of goals as the Nipissing Lakers wrapped up their OUA men's hockey regular schedule with a 6-4 win over the Queen's Gaels, Saturday.
Win one of their final two games this weekend, and the Nipissing Lakers men's hockey team clinches third place in the OUA East division.
Nipissing Nordic’s varsity squad returns to their local trails after a weekend of racing in the hills of Nakkertok South near Cantley, Quebec, representing at the Eastern Canadian Championships and showing what kind of cross-country skiers this community can produce.
The Nipissing Lady Lakers swept the Mohawk Mountaineers and St. Clair Saints to improve the 12-3 on the season.
The Nipissing Lakers volleyball team punched a ticket to the 2012 OCAA provincial championship hosted by Nipissing with a pair of victories of Mohawk and St. Clair.
The race for the coveted third place spot in the OUA East men's hockey standings got a lot tighter with the Toronto Varsity Blues' 2-1 win over the Nipissing Lakers, Saturday night.
The Nipissing Lakers volleyball teams are hosting their final two home game of the season at the Robert J Surtees Athletic Centre this weekend.
The Nipissing Lakers men’s hockey team has a playoff spot locked up, but now is not the time to start losing players to injury and suspension.
The finest collegiate men’s volleyball teams in Ontario will be at Nipissing University later this month competing for gold medal glory in the 2012 Ontario Collegiate Athletics Association (OCAA) Men’s Provincial Volleyball Championships.
Four straight wins -- the longest winning streak in the OUA East division -- have put the Nipissing Lakers in the driver's seat, but the job is still not done.
The Nipissing Lakers men’s volleyball team improved to 12-1 on the season by sweeping a pair of weekend games against the Niagara Knights (3-10) and Sheridan Bruins (8-6).
The Nipissing Lady Lakers (10-3) dropped a 3-2 (25-21, 13-25, 25-20, 21-25, 17-15) decision to the Niagara Knights (7-6) Saturday before rebounding with a 3-0 sweep of the Sheridan Bruins (7-7) to end a disappointing road trip.
The Nipissing Lakers picked up two important points Saturday night against the RMC Paladins, but they sure had to fight for them.
The Nipissing Lakers put an exclamation point on an important road victory with a four-goal barrage in a span of less than four minutes during the second period in a 7-0 win over the Ryerson Rams, Thursday night.
The January 21 – 22 weekend saw varsity ski teams from Carleton, Queen’s, University of Toronto, Guelph, Waterloo, Laurentian, and Nipissing University gather at the North Bay Nordic Ski Club for two days of varsity racing.
It was another classic chapter in the battle between the top two ranked teams in the OCAA as extra points were needed in the 5th set as Humber egded the Lady Lakers 3-2 (25-18, 23-25, 15-25, 25-23, 16-14).
The visiting Humber Hawks (12-1) handed the Lakers (10-1) their first regular season loss with a 3-1 victory (21-25, 25-20, 25-19, 25-16).