Tag: Sandy Pothier

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Catching up with Ryerson legends: Kelcey Wright Johnson, a trailblazer in sports journalism

January 23, 2020

The former Ryerson women’s basketball guard is living the dream in Memphis working for the NBA

Former Ryerson basketball coach dies

January 23, 2012

After a two year battle with cancer, former Ryerson basketball coach Sandy Pothier passed away on Jan. 21, 2012

WHY DOES THIS WOMAN STILL WORK HERE?

September 12, 2007

Sports and Rec won't be fixed until it deals with its biggest problem: women's basketball coach Sandra Pothier.

COACH PREDICTS A BETTER YEAR

October 8, 2003

By Kelly Todd This year’s women’s basketball team is already doing better than last year, according to head coach Sandie Pothier. Despite the absence of last year’s most valuable player and team captain, Teaka Grizzle, Pothier believes the team will be just as competitive. “Teaka’s presence will obviously be missed but we have a very […]

MVP HANGS HER JERSEY

October 1, 2003

By Crystal Simmonds Teaka Grizzle, last years M.V.P and women’s athlete of the year will not be returning to the hardwood this season. “I got too much on my plate right now. I have to prioritize,” said Grizzle. In spite of her passion for the game, her focus became finding a good job, finding an […]

Rams fizzle under television spotlight

January 16, 2002

Carleton teams take out Rams in televised games

You can’t be the worst if you beat the best

November 28, 2001

Women's basketball team upsets Toronto and Queen's

Grizzle and Co. maul Thunderwolves

November 21, 2001

Improved shooting against Lakehead helps Rams come back from home opener loss to Mac

Ryerson basketball is middle of the road

November 7, 2001

Team chemistry, health are main concerns for both teams

There’s no ‘I’ in these Ryerson teams

October 17, 2001

A sports column By Noah Love All stars are gone but the teams look even better Ryerson’s basketball teams are embracing a new formula for success: Playing together, rather than for themselves. In the past couple of years this has been a foreign concept to the Rams.