. @BCwlax captain Sarah Mannelly makes history as first-ever BC @Tewaaraton Finalist http://t.co/OupN60fOGR #WeAreBC pic.twitter.com/vsIE1rl8VT
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— Warren K. Zola (@WarrenKZola) May 6, 2015Boy, that Johnny Gaudreau will never make it. Much too small. #JOHNYHOCKEY
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BC is just one more school which was forced to drop wrestling and add such as lacrosse and hockey for women. Is this a good thing? That is well open to argument. Title IX destroyed the innocence of women. You are just creating "beasts of the East" instead of a gentling influence on society. Is it any wonder that American sports is now little more than a gladiator sport for "blood and violence" just like in the Roman Coliseum? Lesly Visser and Elizabeth Hasselbech are two prime examples of what Eagle sports can do for women. With all praise to them. As for BC lacrosse and hockey not so much so.
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