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Wolves men’s basketball team wins a thriller in first contest of the new year

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By Jack Beeston, Lara Simard, Tyler Reis-Sanford, Itel Sapozhnikov
| Algonquin Times Verified
The Algonquin Wolves men’s basketball team began the new year in style with a 78-75 win over divisional opponents the Centennial Colts on Jan. 11 at the Jack Doyle Athletics and Recreation Centre. The Wolves started guards Jansen Balmacedal and Albert Opena with forwards Ted Braden, Christ Lachapelle and Tesloch Luk. The Wolves started strong with Braden winning the tip-off and the team taking an early 5-0 lead.
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Women’s basketball Wolves dominate Colts in first game after holiday break

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By Lara Simard, Ernest Ko, Stephanie Taylor, Itel Sapozhnikov
| Algonquin Times Verified
The Wolves women’s basketball team won 84-42 against the Centennial Colts on Jan. 11 at the Jack Doyle Athletics and Recreation Centre, dominating in the first quarter and finishing strong. Now on an eight-game winning streak, the Wolves were confident they can keep their game going for the rest of the season. The Wolves played aggressively on offence in the first quarter, using short, consistent passes.
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Algonquin College students in Perth stunned by campus closure

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By Ernest Ko, Stephanie Taylor, Itel Sapozhnikov
| Algonquin Times Verified
While Algonquin College students in Ottawa continue to navigate the new semester, those in Perth are still reeling from the news that their campus will be closing. On Jan. 9, staff and students received an email from Algonquin College president and CEO Claude Brulé, announcing the college’s plans to close the Perth campus in 2026.
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