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(11/26/18 11:23pm)
By Christine Houghton & Tyler Thatcher
Staff Writer & Correspondent
On Nov. 16, the Lion’s wrestling team took on York College of Pennsylvania in a regular season dual match. Despite a few tough losses, the team was able to take several matches in an impressive effort.
Weighing in at 133 pounds, sophomore Jake Giordano dominantly swept his match 9-1 against his York opponent.
Following suit, sophomore Robert Dinger, who weighed in at 141 pounds, controlled and won his match with a pin, putting the College ahead with an overall score of 10-4 at the time.
Dan Kilroy, a junior weighing 174 pounds pulled through with a tight 6-3 victory against his York opponent.
To end the match, freshman heavyweight Thomas Marretta took his match by injury default.
Despite the team loss of 20-19, the Lions showcased many strong wrestlers and will be back in action on Friday, Nov. 30 at York, Pennsylvania.
(11/13/18 2:49am)
By Christine Houghton
Staff Writer
The wrestling team traveled to Ursinus College to participate in the Fall Brawl against multiple colleges on Saturday, Nov. 10. The College placed several wrestlers in this event ranging from first to fourth place.
Sophomore Robert Dinger, weighing in at 141 pounds, had a dominant day on the mat. He went undefeated on the day to achieve the title including a pin and close 12-11 final victory.
Sophomore 184 pounder Daniel Surich made it to the final round after three victories including a pin, but fell to his opponent and ended the day in second place. Competing for the heavyweight title, freshman Tom Maretta reached the semi-finals after two wins and ended the day in fourth place.
The 133 and 157-pound weight classes both experienced overlaps in Lions wrestlers, putting two wrestlers from the College against each other. Wrestling at 133 pounds, sophomores Connor Murphy and Jake Giordano met in the semi-finals with Murphy taking fourth place and Giordano advancing to the finals and taking second place.
In the match for third place in the 157-pound category, senior Mark Gerstacker wrestled sophomore Dominic Fano for third and fourth place respectively.
For their next matches, the Lions travel to Stevens Institute of Technology for a dual meet on Thursday, Nov. 15 and hold their first home meet against York College on Friday, Nov. 16.
(11/13/18 2:49am)
By Christine Houghton
Staff Writer
Swimming at home on Saturday Nov. 10, the men and women’s swimming and diving teams had an eventful day against Stevens Institute of Technology. The women’s team came away with its second win of the season and the men’s team was handed its first loss.
Taking the meet by storm, the women’s team defeated Stevens by a score of 171-91.
The College’s 200-meter medley relay team, which consisted of freshman Zoe Chan, sophomore Chiara Mennonna, junior Kazia Moore and senior Hailey Thayer, placed first with a time of 1:53.
Chan also took the 200-meter butterfly with a time of 2:11, Sophomore Melanie Fosko won the 200-meter freestyle with a time of 2:01 and junior Annie Menninger won the 100-meter breaststroke with a time of 1:09.
Freshman Meagan Healey took first in the 100-meter backstroke with a time of 1:04 and sophomore Elise Fraser won the 50-meter freestyle with a time of 24.92.
Despite the 147-115 loss, the men’s team put up strong numbers in both swimming and diving events.
Sophomores Griffin Morgan and Andrew Thompson both placed first in their respective races. Morgan won the 50-meter freestyle clocking in at 21.61 and Thompson took the top spot in the 100-meter backstroke with a time of 52.17.
Junior Harrison Yi won the 200-meter freestyle with a time of 1:43 and senior Sam Marquet took first in the 200-meter butterfly with a time of 1:57.
Sophomore Jay Soukup put up scores in both the one and three-meter dives, which made him worthy of the NCAA Regionals qualification with a 434.10 in the one-meter dive and a 460.95 in the three-meter dive.
The Lions are set to host the TCNJ Invitational, a three-day event, from Nov. 30 to Dec. 2.
(11/13/18 2:49am)
By Christine Houghton
Staff Writer
The women’s soccer team took the competition by storm for the first two rounds of the NCAA Championship with back to back wins on Saturday, Nov. 10 and Sunday, Nov. 11.
First playing Western Connecticut State University on a chilly but beautiful Saturday morning, the Lions controlled the game early on. Scoring in the first half of the game, junior defender Jen McGrogan snuck in a goal past Western Connecticut’s goalkeeper.
The team’s typical dominance on both sides of the ball was prevalent in this match with the Lions holding Western Connecticut to only five shots, two of them being shots on goal and only one taking place in the second half.
The College had a game total of 23 shots, 12 of them being on goal, with four goals. About 20 minutes into the second half, a series of goals sealed the win for the Lions.
Sophomore forward Randi Smith cashed in on an assist from junior midfielder Despina Lianidis to score the Lions’ second goal.
In the 80th minute, freshman midfielder/forward Lauren McLaughlin kicked in the team’s third goal with the help of sophomore defender Ally Weaver. Three minutes later, sophomore forward Julianna Bertolino scored the last goal of the game, making it 4-0 in the College’s favor.
The frigid temperatures could not keep the Lions’ spirits down as they battled Farmingdale State College on Sunday, Nov. 11.
Scoring right off the bat yet again, Smith punched in the game’s first and only goal off an assist from McGrogan for the Lions.
The Lions’ defense completely shut down Farmingdale, holding them to only one shot compared to the College’s 17 shots on the day. Freshman defender/midfielder Alexandria Ryan, sophomore defender Faith Eichenour, and junior defender McGrogan and Nora Burdge contributed to the defensive stronghold throughout this season.
Junior goalkeeper Nicole DiPasquale completed her 24th career shutout after this weekend’s games, tying for seventh in individual shutouts in program history.
The team continues its campaign on Saturday, November 17, playing away in Geneva, New York against Williams College in the third round of the NCAA Tournament.
(11/06/18 1:31am)
By Christine Houghton
Staff Writer
The men’s and women’s swimming and diving team went on the road to Ramapo College in Mahwah, New Jersey for a regular season meet on Saturday, Nov. 3. With wins by both teams, the men’s team advanced to 2-0 and the women improved to 1-1.
Edging by Ramapo with a team score of 136-126, the men’s team had an eventful day of individual races. Sophomore Griffin Morgan took first in three events including the 200-meter butterfly, 500-meter freestyle and 200-meter individual medley with the times of 1:59, 5:02 and 2:01 respectively.
Sophomore Andrew Thompson also placed first in three different events: the 100-meter backstroke at 54:54, the 200-meter backstroke at 2:01 and the 100-meter butterfly at 52.95.
Contributing to the Lions’ victories was freshman Mathias Altman-Kurosaki, who won the 1000-meter freestyle with a time of 10:32.
To help the Lions secure their narrow victory, seniors Aidan Steinberg and Sam Marquet both swam the 200-meter individual medley, placing third and fifth respectively.
The women’s team was able to defeat Ramapo with a score of 174-88. Starting with a relay victory, freshman Zoe Chan, junior Annie Menninger, senior Maddie Hynoski and sophomore Elie Fraser placed first in the 200-meter medley with an impressive time of 1:55.
Senior Gabi Denicola took first in the 1000-meter freestyle at 11:27 and senior Hailey Thayer took the 100-meter backstroke with a time of 1:02.
Sophomores Melanie Fosko and Kazia Moore won the 200-meter freestyle at 2:05 and the 100-meter freestyle at 56.60 respectively.
Sophomore Chiara Mennonna placed first in the 100-meter breaststroke with a time of 1:13 to finish out the meet for the Lions.
The teams look to continue their successes in their next meet at home on Saturday, Nov. 10, against Stevens Institute of Technology at 2 p.m.
(11/06/18 1:30am)
By Christine Houghton
Staff Writer
The women’s soccer team competed in the New Jersey Athletic Conference Championships this past week. The team first faced off against Montclair State University in the semifinals and then against Rowan University in the final round.
The Lions were victorious in both matches, defeating both Montclair and Rowan by a close score of 1-0. The team won the game and now holds its 18th NJAC Championship title.
On Oct. 31 Montclair proved to be a challenging opponent. It held the Lions to only four shots in the first half, with Montclair following close behind having with shots on the Lions. Montclair’s pressure over the Lions didn’t last long as the team added 10 shots to its count by the end of the game, compared to Montclair’s one shot during the second half.
The high-energy game was highlighted by aggressive spurts of play and referee shortcomings, which amped up the crowd. Parents, friends, fans and spectators alike spurred personal vendettas against the line judges as strings of personal fouls by Montclair were blatantly ignored.
In the 53rd minute, freshman forward/midfielder Nikki Butler sent in a header off an assist from sophomore forward Randi Smith to put the Lions ahead by one. This is Butler’s seventh goal of her career and Smith’s fourth career assist.
The Lion’s defense held strong yet again through the efforts of sophomore midfielder Faith Eichenour, junior defensemen Jen McGrogan and Nora Burdge and junior goalkeeper Nicole DiPasquale.
With the final score being 1-0, the Montclair match served as DiPasquale’s 22nd career shutout as well as her eighth of the season.
On Saturday, Nov. 3, the Lions went head to head for the NJAC Championship title in a cut-throat game against Rowan University in Lions’ Stadium. The game, which lasted a grueling 108 minutes, dragged on through regulation and into a second overtime before the Lions punched in the winning goal.
Although Rowan kept at the Lions’ tails, the College had 16 shots and Rowan had 11, the team was able to edge out a win in the final minutes of overtime.
The Lions’ defense led a fierce attack against Rowan, covering any and all gaps that the team could take advantage of. DiPasquale locked down the Lions’ goal to deliver her 23rd career shutout, an amazing achievement for her athletic career.
The team’s defense also had another amazing night alongside DiPasquale’s five saves. Eichenour and sophomore defender Ally Weaver held a secure line of defense throughout the game, along with McGrogan who also squashed with ease Rowan’s chance to score against an keeperless goal.
The winning goal came from the valiant efforts of three Lions. Smith sent in a kick which was then headed in toward the goal by Butler. That ball ricocheted off the crossbar and finally found the net when it was headed in for good by junior midfielder Taylor Nolan for the sole point of the game.
The team has achieved another NJAC Championship title with a conference record of 7-1 and an overall record of 13-1-1. Next for the Lions will be the NCAA Division III Women’s Soccer Championship tournament.
The College will host the first and second rounds of the tournament on Saturday, Nov. 10 and Sunday, Nov. 11. The team will first challenge Western Connecticut State University for an 11 a.m. match on Saturday. At 1:30 p.m., Brandeis University will play Farmingdale State College. The winner of both matches will go head-to-head on Sunday for a 1 p.m. contest to compete in the sectional round.
(11/06/18 1:26am)
By Christine Houghton
Staff Writer
Before the wrestling team began its 2018 season, the team competed in a public event preseason match against each other in the Blue/Gold Intersquad on Oct. 26 to determine the team’s starting wrestlers.
The team split into groups of blue and gold and picked starting favorites and underdogs. Members of the same weight class faced off against each other with a mix of close and landslide victories. Some categories were only decided after an extra match.
Landslide victories included sophomore Jake Giordano at 133 pounds and freshman Tom Marretta at 285 pounds who won 13-3 and 5-1 respectively.
The match yielded several shutout wins, starting with junior Dan Kilroy at 184 pounds and senior Alex Mirabella at 197 pounds, who both scored eight points for their respective teams. Freshman Jon Borgognoni, weighing in at 165 pounds, delivered the match’s first and only pin for a 6-0 shutout.
Close matches included sophomore Ryan Manahan’s 6-5 win, who weighs in at 125 pounds, freshman Robert Dinger at 141 pounds taking his set 8-6, senior Ryan Budzek winning 6-3 at 149 pounds and sophomore Thomas Anderson edging out a 5-4 win in the 174 category.
Sophomore Matthew Surich, weighing in at 157 pounds, was able to take his set 3-1 and, next to Borgognoni’s lone pin, was a last second takedown in an extra period by freshman Nick Cofone for a 3-1 victory also in the 165-pound category.
The underclassmen presence on the team was prevalent in this match with eight out of 11 current starters being underclassmen and half of those being freshmen. The College’s incoming freshman class made up a large amount of the team’s dominant wrestlers, many of whom placed in states several times during their high school careers.
The Intersquad match ended with a 26-23 win by the gold team. The “underdogs” of the match came back from a 17-point deficit and solidified their spots on the Lions’ starting roster.
To officially begin the 2018 season, the team traveled to King’s College in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania to compete in the Ned McGinley Tournament on Saturday, Nov. 3. The team took third out of the sixteen teams involved.
Four Lions wrestlers made it to the finals for their weight class with two wrestlers taking home titles.
Giordano started his day off with a pin against his opponent out of York College for his first win. He followed this win with a 13-2 landslide victory, a 2-1 win in the quarter-finals, a 9-4 semifinals win and finally a 4-1 championship victory for the 133-pound title.
Earning the other title for the Lions, Kilroy pinned all four of his opponents in the first two rounds of competition, quarter-finals and semifinals to advance to the final round. He took the 174-pound title with a 8-1 victory in the championship round.
Battling into the final rounds, junior Dan Ortega, weighing in at 125 pounds, and Budzek, at 149 pounds, went 3-1 and 5-1 on the day respectively.
The team will travel on Friday, Nov. 9 to Hoboken, New Jersey for a 7 p.m. dual meet at Stevens Institute of Technology.
(10/30/18 1:14am)
By Christine Houghton
Staff Writer
The men and women’s swimming and diving teams opened their seasons with a New Jersey Athletic Conference matchup against Montclair State University on Saturday, Oct. 26 at home in Packer Hall.
The men’s team came away with a 162-112 victory, while the women’s team fell to 0-1 losing by a score of 168-126.
The men’s team had a successful day highlighted by the 200-meter medley relay team of juniors Derek Kneisel and Harrison Yi and sophomores Andrew Duff and Andrew Thompson taking first place with a time of 1:38.
Kneisel went on to win the 100-meter backstroke at 54.10 and the 100-meter butterfly at 54.50, and Yi later won the 1000-meter freestyle with a time of 10:15. Thompson won the 200-meter butterfly and 200-meter backstroke at 1:59 for both races.
Senior John Gregory won the 50-meter freestyle with a time of 22.75 and senior Sam Maquet followed close behind Thompson in the 200-meter butterfly at 2:01.
Sophomore Griffin Morgan was able to win three events, including the 200-meter freestyle, 100-meter freestyle and 200-meter individual medley, clocking in at 1:46, 49.98 and 1:59 respectively.
Despite losing the match overall, the women’s team had many individual victories.
The 200-meter medley relay team placed second at 1:53 and was swam by senior Hailey Thayer, juniors Annie Menninger and Kazia Moore and freshman Zoe Chan. Menninger placed first in the 500-meter freestyle with a time of 5:31 and was followed closely by sophomore Melanie Fosko at 5:32.
Chan made a splash during her first collegiate meet, placing first in the 200-meter and 100-meter butterfly events at 2:12.41 and 59.57 respectively. Freshman Kori Jelinek also made her debut taking second in the 200-meter butterfly with a time of 2:20 along with freshman Meagan Healey, who placed second in the 200-meter freestyle at 2:05.20. Sophomore Kelsey Ballard followed close behind Healey, finishing at 2:05.33.
Coming up next for both the men’s and women’s teams is a divisional meet in Mahwah, New Jersey against Ramapo College on Saturday, Nov. 3.
(10/30/18 1:09am)
By Christine Houghton
Staff Writer
The Lions collected a win against Rowan University, 2-1 on Oct. 24, securing their place in the New Jersey Athletic Conference semifinals. The Lions now advance to 11-1-1 overall.
Scoring off a corner pass about halfway through the first half, Rowan had an early lead that only lasted late into the second half.
The team’s defense held strong, holding Rowan to only three shots — Rowan’s single point was the only shot on goal.
In the 68th minute, junior defenseman Jen McGrogan sent a long pass in toward the goal. Junior midfielder Joriam Rivera kicked it in for a game-tying point, earning her fourth career goal.
Shortly after in the 87th minute, senior midfielder Arielle Curtis sent a pass to freshman forward/midfielder Nikki Butler for a goal just over the head of Rowan’s goalkeeper to put the Lions up 2-1. This was Curtis’ second career assist and Butler’s sixth career goal.
Curtis, McGrogan, sophomore midfielder Faith Eichenour and sophomore forward Randi Smith led the charge against Rowan, dominating on both sides of the ball until the clock ran out.
The team’s offense maintained intensity on its side of the ball with 14 shots, two of which were successful goals.
Prior to the start of the game, Curtis, the team’s only senior, was acknowledged and celebrated as a part of senior night. Gold balloons spelling out “TCNJ” floated behind the team’s bench as the players fought through the first half and launched a crushing comeback late into the second.
With this win, the Lions now advance into the playoffs as the top seed in rankings. Their first playoff game will be in Lion’s Stadium against Montclair State University on Wednesday, Oct. 31 at 6 p.m., as they compete for a spot in the NJAC finals.
(10/25/18 6:19pm)
By Christine Houghton
Staff Writer
The women’s soccer team continued its winning-streak against Stockton University and tied against Montclair State University. The team now improves to 10-1-1.
Playing on Oct. 10, the team advanced its winning-streak to eight games in a 3-0 victory over Stockton. Yet again, the College’s defense held strong against its opponent, holding Stockton to only one shot and one shot on goal in total.
Scoring started early for the Lions with freshman midfielder/forward Amelia Curtis, who scored not only the first goal of the game, but the first of her college career in the 37th minute.
When asked about her first collegiate goal, Curtis said, “It was really cool! We really wanted to score and I was just so happy that I could help the team and get the goal.”
Adding to the team’s offensive intensity, freshman midfielder/forward Lauren McLaughlin cashed in on a defensive gap in the 59th minute, extending the lead 2-0.
Soon after, junior midfielder Taylor Nolan punched in the College’s third and final goal during the 72nd minute, acquiring her fifth goal of the season.
The team’s offensive domination marks its 25th point and eighth shutout of the season.
After about a week and a half without any games, the College showed up ready to play against Montclair State University on Saturday, Oct. 20 at home in Lions Stadium.
The game appeared to be an equally competitive match from the very beginning — the Lions kept fans on their toes through both halves of the game.
Despite the tie, the Lions maintained their defensive dominance throughout the game with 23 shots compared to the four Montclair put up, and 11 shots on goal compared to the two by Montclair.
Junior goalkeeper Nicole DiPasquale had two saves for her 20th career shutout, playing a vital role in preventing a loss for the Lions.
The team’s intensity increased late in the second half. The team kept the ball around Montclair’s goal and away from its own. Its defense remained strong throughout the two 10-minute overtimes, but yielded no goals. The game ended in a tie.
“The defense has been outstanding so far this year,” said freshman forward/midfielder Nikki Butler. “We are clearly dominating in shots on goal this year with the huge help from our defenders. Defenders Faith Eichenour, Jen McGrogan and Ally DeRiggi are all very quick and talented and get the job done every game.”
Ranked sixth in the National Collegiate Athletic Association’s Division III group, the Lions play their last regular season game on Wednesday, Oct. 24 at home for their senior night.
(10/09/18 3:46am)
By Christine Houghton
Staff Writer
Adding to its six-game win streak, the women’s soccer team was able to pick up two additional wins this week. Playing away at York College on Wednesday, Sept. 3, the team held a 1-0 shutout and held Kean University to the same score at home on Saturday, Oct. 6.
Now falling to 4-7, York has been added to the list of teams dominated by the College’s defense.
In the first half, the team shutout York in shots by 6-0, but could not get the ball in the net.
The College’s hard work finally paid off in the 53rd minute with a kick in off a rebound by freshman forward/midfielder Nikki Butler, marking her fifth goal of the season.
Junior defensemen Nora Burge, Ally DeRiggi and Jen McGrogan, with sophomore midfielder Faith Eichenour, held the Lions’ defense tight against York, allowing zero shots on goal, compared to the team’s nine against York.
Junior goalkeeper Nicole DiPasquale helped seal the deal this game, achieving her fifth shutout of the season and the sixth for this year.
The College, now nationally ranked sixth by the NCAA in the division III group, achieved its seventh straight win on Saturday, Oct. 6 in Lion’s Stadium against Kean University. Kean helped the Lions improve to 9-1 overall and remain undefeated in their conference.
Holding to its consistently strong defense, the College held Kean to a 19-0 shutout in shots in the first half.
Finally scoring in the 57th minute, senior midfielder Arielle Curtis cashed in on a penalty kick, giving the Lions their only point of the game, and her third for the season.
Dominating her position yet again, DiPasquale locked down the College’s goal, securing the team’s seventh shutout of the season.
The Lions’ defense held firm until the end, only allowing one shot and one shot on goal for Kean. The offense finished with 30 shots and 12 shots on goal.
The team plays both games away this week, one Wednesday, Oct. 10 at Stockton University in Galloway, New Jersey and the other Saturday, Oct. 13 at New Jersey City University in Jersey City, New Jersey.
(10/02/18 3:07am)
By Christine Houghton
Correspondent
Playing at home on Sept. 26, the women’s soccer team beat out Rutgers University-Camden in a high intensity game with a score of 2-0. On Saturday, Sept. 29, the College dominated William Paterson University 4-1.
Now falling to 4-5-1, Rutgers-Camden helped the Lions with a self goal in the 12th minute. After freshman forward/midfielder Nikki Butler sent a kick in from the left sideline, the ball was deflected by the opponent into its own goal.
While both teams had a lot of talent to show, the College prevailed against Rutgers-Camden. Previously dominant players for Rutgers-Camden were shut down completely, including a consistent forward who barely saw the ball during both halves.
The rain-soaked second half did not stop the Lions from putting up a point in the 57th minute through the efforts of senior midfielder Arielle Curtis. As the second half wore on, Rutgers-Camden seemed to get increasingly tired while the Lions continued to put up stats until the clock ran out.
In all, the Lions put up 23 shots in total with 11 shots on goal and two goals. Rutgers-Camden put up zeros in all three.
On a sunny afternoon for the Saturday contest against William Paterson, the scoring began just after kickoff.
In the 11th minute, Butler headed in a ball assisted by sophomore forward Randi Smith to put the College up 1-0. William Paterson immediately answered with another header about a minute later and the tie held into the second half.
Early in the second half, junior midfielder Taylor Nolan connected a shot off an assist by sophomore forward Julianna Bertolino. Shortly into the 51st minute, Butler kicked in yet another goal with the help of Smith to put the Lions up 3-1.
Scoring her first career goal, freshman midfielder/forward Lauren McLaughlin kicked in the Lions’ final goal in the 81st minute, making the game’s final score 4-1.
The team ended this game with four goals, 33 shots and 12 shots on goal. William Paterson fell to 4-7.
After both games, the College advanced to 7-1 overall and 4-0 in its conference.
The Lions play away at York College of Pennsylvania Wednesday, Oct. 3 and at home in Lion’s Stadium the following Saturday, Oct. 6 against Kean University. The team hopes to keep up its streak.
(09/25/18 3:55am)
By Christine Houghton
Correspondent
Playing at home on Wednesday, Sept. 19, the Lions edged past Fairleigh Dickinson University-Florham Park to pull off a 1-0 victory, handing the now 6-1-1 team its first loss of the season. Keeping that streak alive, the Lions also shut out Ramapo College on Saturday, Sept. 22 with a score of 4-0. The Lions now move to 5-1 overall and 2-0 in their conference.
Just as the sun set on Lion’s Stadium, the team kicked off against undefeated FDU in a very physical game. Both teams had equal support in the stands and showed the same equality in their playing ability throughout most of the game.
Despite the game being scoreless until about four minutes remained, the Lions kept FDU away from the goal with a tight defense, only allowing them one shot and zero shots on goal.
After a few close shots on goal for the Lions, junior midfielder Alexa Pestritto finally made one count thanks to an assist by sophomore forward Julia Obst in the 86th minute of play. The game ended with lopsided statistics, especially with the College having 19 shots in comparison to FDU’s one.
On Saturday, Sept. 22, the team went head to head against 2-5 Ramapo with ease.
The Lions scored early on with their first goal by junior midfielder Taylor Nolan in the 17th minute, her second goal of the season. Junior midfielder Despina Lianidis followed with her first goal of the season moments later.
Once again, the team held a tight defense against its opponent, allowing no shots in the first half.
The second half proved to be a bit more difficult for the Lions to score, but they wore down Ramapo enough to score two more goals.
Nolan scored again off an assist by Pestritto, putting up another point for the Lions. About a minute later, sophomore defender Ally Weaver scored the final goal off of an assist by Obst to score the team’s final goal.
This high-energy contest let the team show off its ability to hold its opponent scoreless in aspects of the game. The Lions completely shut out Ramapo, scoring four goals, making 31 shots and 16 shots on goal compared to Ramapo’s zero for all three.
The Lions hope to continue their winning-streak this week when they play Rutgers University-Camden on Wednesday, Sept. 26 and William Paterson University on Saturday, Sept. 29 in Lions Stadium.