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Lions got two wins and two losses against ranked opponents (Photo by Andre Paras).

TCNJ softball splits opening two doubleheaders

 The College’s softball team went 2-2 in their opening weekend, winning two games against No. 18 Swarthmore and losing two to No. 25 Salisbury in their Maryland trip. The performances by the Lions led to them sweeping the New Jersey Athletic Conference awards for the week, with freshman infielder Emily Evans winning Player of the Week, junior pitcher Maya Knasiak winning Pitcher of the Week, freshman infielder Morgan Leonhauser winning Rookie of the Week and freshman pitcher Emily Gill winning Rookie Pitcher of the week.

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Baseball looks to build off of last season. (Photo courtesy of Arion Owes).

TCNJ baseball off to slow start

 The College’s baseball team has been off to a slow start, winning two out of the first five games. The Lions faced off against the likes of Rochester Institute of Technology, Wilkes and No. 4 Salisbury.

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With this win the Lions have won nine of their last 10 games. (Photo by Nick Kurti)

Giant Slayers! TCNJ men’s basketball upsets No. 1 Montclair State

 The College’s men’s basketball team pulled off an all-time upset, knocking off undefeated No. 1 Montclair State, 94-85, in both teams’ final regular season game of the season. This is the Lions’ second ranked win this season, giving first year head Coach Evan Elberg a signature win to take into New Jersey Athletic Conference tournament play.

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Gambling scandal reaches climax. (Photo courtesy of Flickr / Erik Drost)

Ongoing sports betting scandal haunts the NBA

 On Oct. 23, Miami Heat guard Terry Rozier and Portland Trail Blazers head coach, basketball Hall of Famer Chauncey Billups, were two of multiple people arrested in connection with a sports gambling investigation launched by the FBI, which involved approximately tens of millions of dollars in fraud and theft, according to FBI Director Kash Patel. 

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The Lions enjoyed successful season on turf field (Photo by Andre Paras)

A dangerous necessity: Turf

Turf provides a piece of nostalgia for me. Coming home from practice, your parents yell at you for dragging all the tiny black rubber bits into the house. Your shoes are filled with them, and it's like walking with a pins and needles sensation that won't end. Not only that, but those beads seemingly never want to come out. However, turf is more than just the nuisance at the end of practice or a game, it's way more dangerous. 

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