Our sports staff at The Signal have come together to build a mock for the first 10 picks at the upcoming draft.
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With the play-in tournament wrapped up, the National Basketball Association playoffs are officially set in stone. For the next month, 16 teams who have earned themselves a spot in the tournament will battle it out in a series of seven fashion until there is just one team remaining. With that being said, there are several things to look out for this postseason.
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The best week of the year for golf fans has now come and gone. What had the looks of being an all-time finish at Augusta National Golf Club quickly became a rout as Scottie Scheffler took a strangle hold on the tournament, winning by four strokes and claiming his second green jacket.
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The Lions put together an impressive weekend, winning two games against Montclair State University and splitting a doubleheader with a talented Rowan University squad.
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The College’s men’s and women’s tennis teams had two meetings each this past weekend. The Lions faced Salisbury University on Saturday and then faced Drew University on Sunday for their Senior Days.
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The Lions went 2-2 in their four games against Stockton University and New Jersey City University that spanned April 11 to April 14. They won one and lost one against each team.
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The College hosted its first track and field event of the season on campus this weekend. Both the men’s and women's teams showed out in the event that spanned three days from April 11-13.
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The Lions opened up their New Jersey Athletic Conference play against Ramapo College and Stockton University April 6th and 9th.
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UFC is putting on UFC 300 and it looks to be the most stacked card of all time. The competitors consist of 12 current and former champions with two belts and one BMF belt up for grabs. April 13, 2024 might go down as one of the greatest nights in MMA history and could alter the future of the sport entirely.
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With it being the second weekend of April, the Masters has arrived. As it is the most prestigious golf tournament, every spring, golf fans gather around their televisions to see who will receive this year’s green jacket at Augusta National. Will it be Jon Rahm, becoming the first to repeat as champion since Tiger Woods in 2001 and 2002? Will it be Rory McIlroy, giving him the final major to complete his career grand slam? Will it be an LIV player, or a PGA player? Our sports staff is here to give you their predictions on who will win on Sunday.
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The College’s softball team had a busy weekend, playing a total of six games to continue New Jersey Athletic Conference play. They went 3-3 in these games, splitting each series against Kean University, Stockton University and Rutgers-Camden.
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With opening day behind us, the 2024 Major League Baseball season has begun. Although many uncertain outcomes can occur over the 162-game marathon, one team's play can determine the outlook for the rest of the season. Let’s take a look at three “way too early” predictions for the ‘24 MLB season.
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Our sports staff has predicted what they believe will happen in the Final Four.
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The College’s baseball team was coming off a difficult week in which they dropped back-to-back games to extend their losing streak to three, after winning 12 straight games to open the season. The College traveled to Wayne, New Jersey in order to face off against the Pioneers of William Paterson University on March 30.
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The Lions headed into this difficult two game stretch sitting at 5-1 after a loss to the top team in the nation, Middlebury College. In back-to-back games, the Lions played against No. 6 Gettysburg College and No. 7 Washington and Lee University. These were two important games to stack up, with Gettysburg being the nation’s runner up last season and Washington and Lee entering the game at 8-3 with a ton of experience.
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The College’s tennis teams each continue to have a strong season. The men’s team had matches against New York University, Rutgers-Camden, and No. 46 ranked Haverford College dating back to March 23. The women’s team played New Paltz as well as New York University and Rutgers-Camden.
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The College’s men's tennis team continued their red hot start to the season, winning matches against New York University and Rutgers-Camden to improve their record to 8-0.
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The College returned to their home field at George Ackerman Park on March 20, yet to have suffered a loss on the season with their best start since 2006, with a record of 9-0. In their first home game of the year, Widener University looked to end that streak, but they would have had to slow down the red-hot Lions offense to do so.
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With high stakes and tension, one college team clinched victory in the annual men’s basketball NCAA Tournament. This past weekend, the first and second rounds of the basketball tournaments delivered a roller coaster of emotions. The best month on the college sports calendar has arrived!
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The College’s men’s swimming and diving team had a wonderful weekend in Greensboro, North Carolina, where they finished 10th in the NCAA Championships to close out their season. This was the first time the College had broken the top 10 in the NCAA Championships in the past eight years, as they earned 158 points in the competition.
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