College lives up to the hype: 28-17
By John Kell | Sep. 9, 2003Running on hype, the Lions football team delivered a 28-17 win over Norwich University. Senior quarterback Bob Schurtz threw 232 yards to lead his team ...
Read More »Running on hype, the Lions football team delivered a 28-17 win over Norwich University. Senior quarterback Bob Schurtz threw 232 yards to lead his team ...
Read More »Aug. 29 - Virginia Wesleyan defeats College The Lions lost their first game of the season to Virginia Wesleyan College (4-1), at the Joe Pombriant/Christopher ...
Read More »The College's field hockey team capped off a winning week with a 5-1 win against Ithaca College on Sunday. Ithaca took an early lead, scoring at ...
Read More »The College's eighth ranked women's soccer team carried over last season's success to the new 2003 campaign by going 3-0 in their first three contests ...
Read More »The women's tennis team dominated as the College hosted both Carnegie Mellon University and New York University in an eight-player singles draw and a ...
Read More »The National Football League (NFL) kicked off its regular season this past Thursday and let me tell you it was one hell of a dog and pony show. ...
Read More »During summer break, the College announced that it had forfeited five men's tennis matches and all 34 games of the softball season due to a secondary ...
Read More »Football The Lions enter the 2003 season after coming back from a 6-3 record last year, in which the College tied for second place in the New Jersey ...
Read More »Sharon Pfluger and Ann King have both been recognized for the dedication and hard work for the College's athletic department. Sharon Ffluger, the ...
Read More »Athletic competitions are some the most entertaining happennings of College life, but not enough students take advantageof this. Here is a list ...
Read More »The College's athletic teams took third place in the race for the 2002-2003 National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA) Director's ...
Read More »The College held on for two wins on Sunday and kept their playoff hopes alive as they bested Kean University in both ends of the home doubleheader. ...
Read More »The Lions' lacrosse team improved its winning streak to 12-0 this week. Saturday's game against Drew University ended in a 19-7 score in favor of the ...
Read More »All it took was one decisive swing from Pioneer Tim Banos to break the Lions' early three-run lead over William Paterson University and the College's ...
Read More »The College's outdoor track and field teams had a number of top performers at the 2003 Lions' Invitational on Saturday, a non-team scored event. ...
Read More »The Men's Tennis team lost in their final dual-match of the season, 4-3 to Drew University. Senior captain Marc Hill was victorious for the Lions ...
Read More »The College's Women's Rugby Club have won both of their matches at the Inaugrual East Coast Division III Championships in Bethlehem, Pa. held April 26-27. ...
Read More »The regular spring season has come to an end for intramural sports. Rain has put a damper on the softball season, but most of the 31 teams have made it ...
Read More »Thirty-six fine young women took the stage, flaunting their bright costumes and much-practiced moves. Get your mind out of the gutter. I'm talking ...
Read More »After a disappointing week of play, including doubleheader losses to Rutgers-Camden and undefeated Ramapo College, the College's softball team dropped ...
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