The New York Islanders had a very disappointing 2024-25 season. However, with smart selling at the trade deadline, the Islanders had set themselves up for a solid offseason. Two major pieces of news have turned the future of this team around completely: the letting go of their president of hockey operations and general manager, Lou Lamoriello, and winning the 2025 NHL Draft Lottery.
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The College’s women’s track and field won their fifth consecutive outdoor New Jersey Athletic Conference Championship, while the men finished in second place for the fifth year in a row. The women scored a point in all 21 events to get to their 223.5 total, helping them to fend off the second-place Rowan team by 3.5 points. The men scored a point in all but one event.
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The Lions’ baseball team clinched the third seed in the New Jersey Athletic Conference on Sunday, April 27, after a showdown with Montclair State. The team kicked off the week on the road, taking on Ramapo College, seeking a huge divisional win in an attempt to secure a home playoff game.
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The College women’s lacrosse team won its last two games over the past week, both of which being New Jersey Athletic Conference games. The first game was against Stockton on April 23, where the College took a commanding win with a score of 16-5.
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With the season nearing its end, the College’s men’s and women’s tennis teams have been making one last push to finish on a high note.
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The Lions’ softball team honored their seniors on Saturday, April 26, including Rachel Alecci, Julia Roessler, McKayla Yard, Julia Kinnally and Kaci Neveling in their sweep against William Paterson, extending their win streak to a season high seven games.
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The Lions hosted their annual Lions Invitational this past weekend on April 25 and 26, while additionally sending some athletes to compete in the Penn Relays. The weekend was filled with records and podium finishes during their rare home event.
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The Lions went 2-2 over the past two weeks in a middling stretch.
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In a week of stiff competition, the College’s baseball team took on fellow New Jersey Athletic Conference teams No. 18 Rowan and No. 7 Kean. With a valiant effort, the team went 0-4, falling to fourth in conference standings.
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The College’s track and field team made a trip to Widener University in Chester, Pennsylvania, on April 18 and 19 to compete in the Paul Donahue Invitational. The record-setting weekend consisted of many wins and podium finishes for both the men’s and women’s teams.
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The College’s men’s and women’s tennis teams strung together some impressive wins this week, with the men going 3-1 and the women winning three of four matches.
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The College’s softball team has won nine of its past 10 games, including an unbelievable upset against previously undefeated No. 2 Rowan.
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The 2025 NFL Draft is just around the corner, as on April 24, the first round will be underway in Green Bay, Wisconsin, marking the first time the city has ever hosted the draft. The Signal’s sports staff has come together for a group mock draft, giving their predictions and reasoning for the first 10 draft picks.
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The College’s baseball team went 3-1 this week, including a series split against Stockton University at Trenton Thunder Ballpark.
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The College’s softball team won four conference games last week, sweeping both Rutgers-Camden and Montclair State in doubleheaders. These wins put them second in the New Jersey Athletic Conference with an 8-2 conference record and 16-12 overall.
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