September 22, 2009
CARLETON UNIVERSITY WOMEN'S SOCCER TEAM TO PLAY REST OF SEASON
OTTAWA - Carleton University issued the following statement regarding its women's soccer team:
After further investigation Carleton University has concluded that the women's soccer team engaged in rookie hazing activities involving serious alcohol abuse. The team has acknowledged this to be the case and has accepted responsibility for it.
The university has concluded that the two-game suspension already served by the team was an appropriate penalty and the team will resume regular play this Wednesday against the University of Ottawa. Further disciplinary measures will be handled internally.
Carleton University will not tolerate hazing and any future incidents will be dealt with severely.
The University now considers the issue closed and will not be making any further public comments on it.
Source: Carleton Ravens
After further investigation Carleton University has concluded that the women's soccer team engaged in rookie hazing activities involving serious alcohol abuse. The team has acknowledged this to be the case and has accepted responsibility for it.
The university has concluded that the two-game suspension already served by the team was an appropriate penalty and the team will resume regular play this Wednesday against the University of Ottawa. Further disciplinary measures will be handled internally.
Carleton University will not tolerate hazing and any future incidents will be dealt with severely.
The University now considers the issue closed and will not be making any further public comments on it.
Source: Carleton Ravens
