TCNJ Football hopes to bounce back after shaky season
By Tyler Fennell | Sep. 2Lions football looking to shake up NJAC with a young team. New transfer additions will hopefully make a strong impact on the offense.
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Lions football looking to shake up NJAC with a young team. New transfer additions will hopefully make a strong impact on the offense.
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It was a cloudy afternoon, on Wednesday, April 29. Rain was impending, and the slick surface it would create, would reflect the slippery slope Montclair would experience in the semi-finals of the NJAC championship for DIII women's lacrosse. The College secured their ticket to the NJAC Final in a dominant win against Montclair State with a final score of 17-3.
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The College’s women's tennis team captured their 43rd consecutive New Jersey Athletic Conference championship. They defended their historic streak by taking down Rutgers-Camden to extend the longest continuous conference championship streak in NCAA history. Men’s tennis looks to capture their first ever Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference championship. They are taking on University of Wisconsin-Whitewater for the fifth year in a row. The team looks to turn the tide and capture their second ever win against UW-Whitewater.
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The College’s baseball season came to a close after dropping both games of their senior day double-header against No.11 ranked Kean, finishing off 2026 with a 16-23 record, their worst record in a non-shortened season in over 20 years.
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The College’s softball team took home a victory in the first round of the New Jersey Athletic Conference Tournament 2-0 against Montclair State, marking their fifth consecutive win as they punched their ticket to the semifinals.
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It is draft season in the NFL, as round one gets underway in Pittsburgh on Thursday night, April 23. The Signal’s sports staff is here to give you their predictions for the first ten selections of the night in this group mock draft.
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The College’s baseball team defeated Immaculata in 25-17 on Tuesday, marking just their second win in nine tries.
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The College’s softball team won two of their four contests this week, besting Ramapo twice and dropping both games against No. 19 ranked Stockton.
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The College’s men's and women's tennis teams each took home ranked victories this week, as the men's team extended their winning streak to seven games while the women's record improved to 14-1.
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The College’s women's lacrosse team's 13th game of the season took place on Wednesday, April 15. It was also the game following the disappointing loss to Salisbury on April 11, which was also their Senior Day.
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The College’s women's basketball team’s exceptional season came to an end on March 6 in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. No. 11 John Carroll University came out on top 84-49 and advanced to the next round to match up with No. 21 SUNY New Paltz.
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The College’s women's basketball team’s exceptional season came to an end on March 6 in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. No. 11 John Carroll University came out on top 84-49 and advanced to the next round to match up with No. 21 SUNY New Paltz.
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The College’s lacrosse team kicked off New Jersey Athletic Conference play, bouncing back with a victory over Lebanon Valley on Saturday before defeating Montclair State for their first conference game of the season.
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The College’s baseball team opened up New Jersey Athletic Conference play this week, sweeping a double-header against Rutgers-Newark to extend their win streak to four games.
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The College’s wrestling team secured two national championships at the NCAA DIII national wrestling tournament. Juniors Garrett Totten and Hunter Mays brought home the storied belt to Packer Hall, securing a spectacular ending to two dominant seasons. They respectively brought home the 25th and 26th national championships for the College’s wrestling team. Totten and Mays are the first pair to claim multiple national championships for the College since 1987.
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