Lions keep what is important in sight
By Signal Correspondent | Apr. 30, 2013By Steven Rosen Correspondent For the College’s lacrosse team, impressive milestones often go unnoticed. Part of this is because of the talent that ...
Read More »By Steven Rosen Correspondent For the College’s lacrosse team, impressive milestones often go unnoticed. Part of this is because of the talent that ...
Read More »Hoarding possession and taking care of the ball, the lacrosse team closed out NJAC play with a 15-1 victory over Rutgers University-Camden last Tuesday, ...
Read More »Lacrosse clinched another conference title with time to spare with a 17-9 win over Montclair State University last week, extending its NJAC win streak ...
Read More »Winning within the conference and falling just short out of it, the lacrosse team overcame a fairly even first half against Rowan University on the road ...
Read More »Maintaining dominance in the first half and of unranked teams on both sides of the ball, the lacrosse team rode early momentum to a pair of wins last ...
Read More »The toughest losses are always the nailbiters. The Lions’ lacrosse team faced one of those most difficult of defeats last week, falling 11-10 to fifth ...
Read More »Continuing a multi-year winning streak in the conference while splitting a pair of games with ranked non-NJAC opponents, the lacrosse team had a fruitful ...
Read More »Whether it was by cutting inside for a shot into the lower corner, deking a defender to put one in the upper 90, completing an alley-oop off a pass from ...
Read More »Coming into another season with contender-caliber extending beyond control of the conference, the women’s lacrosse team aims to continue its NJAC dominance ...
Read More »As head coach Sharon Pfluger addressed the College’s lacrosse team at halftime of their quarterfinal matchup with No. 2-ranked SUNY-Cortland, she had ...
Read More »Cortland, N.Y. -- Junior attacker Alex Spark dodged her way through defenders and ripped off a shot that could have been heard all the way back in Ewing. It ...
Read More »Sophomore defender Jennamarie Colicchia eyed up her opponent, recognized her opportunity and seized it. With the College up 8-2 in the second half, Colicchia ...
Read More »Assistant head coach Gina Carey-Smith fires shots at Kelsey Zinck to warm her up before each game and she can’t help but see a little bit of herself ...
Read More »Senior midfielder Leigh Mitchell has always been a facilitator, whether on a basketball court or a lacrosse field, and that’s exactly what she was when ...
Read More »Junior attacker Trenna Hill aligned herself and let the thoughts of scoring a goal roll through her mind before the whistle blew, then put the College ...
Read More »Sophomore defender Nicole Pineda took off on a sprint with the draw control still unsettled, the ball rolling toward the College’s net. Pineda pumped ...
Read More »Senior midfielder Leigh Mitchell snatched up the ground ball, sent it off to sophomore Lauren Pigott and watched as Pigott hot-potatoed the ball to sophomore ...
Read More »Once junior attacker Trenna Hill’s shot met the back of the net, the route was on for the College as they walked away with an 18-4 victory over Cabrini ...
Read More »After a foul was called on SUNY Cortland, sophomore midfielder Lauren Pigott readied herself for the free-position opportunity. With only Red Dragons ...
Read More »Senior midfielder Leigh Mitchell approached the moment as if it were like any other in her career. She stood patiently behind the net, watched her teammate ...
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