TCNJ baseball splits doubleheader in Trenton Thunder Ballpark
By Joseph Caruso | Apr. 20The College’s baseball team went 3-1 this week, including a series split against Stockton University at Trenton Thunder Ballpark.
Read More »The College’s baseball team went 3-1 this week, including a series split against Stockton University at Trenton Thunder Ballpark.
Read More »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.
Read More »As the MLB season has been in full swing for nearly three weeks, clear leaders have begun to show among players and teams. The NL West has been outstanding, with four out of the five teams holding records above .500 and three teams with more than 10 wins, more than any other division.
Read More »Alexander Ovechkin recently broke Wayne Gretzky’s all time goal record. In a 4-1 loss against the New York Islanders, Ovi scored the only goal for the Capitals and scored the 895th goal of his career. That 895th goal marked the most goals by a single player in NHL history.
Read More »The College’s men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams made waves this postseason, earning a handful of accolades from the New Jersey Athletic Conference, with the men's team sweeping all four major awards and the women’s dive team having standout performances as well.
Read More »The College had two away games last week and walked away with two victories.
Read More »The College’s women’s tennis team clinched the top spot in the New Jersey Athletic Conference as they improved to 4-0 in conference play while also picking up some out-of-conference wins over the weekend.
Read More »The College’s softball team racked up three wins last week, sweeping their home doubleheader against Stockton and splitting the series on the road at Kean.
Read More »The College’s baseball team took on both Rutgers satellite campuses in what turned out to be a promising week for the Lions’ conference play. A late-game surge pushed the College past Rutgers-Camden on Thursday, April 3, giving them a massive win over a strong team to start the week.
Read More »The College’s baseball team has been off to a hot start after their return from Florida. After a strong 6-3 run in the Sunshine State, the Lions swept in their first week back, with a doubleheader win over New Jersey Athletic Conference rivals William Paterson.
Read More »The College’s track and field team was spread out across the country this past weekend as they competed in three different competitions — two in Texas and one in Pennsylvania — from March 27-29.
Read More »The College’s women’s lacrosse team went 1-1 over their past two games. Despite the middling record, there are many positive takeaways from the team’s performance, especially in their dominant win against Lebanon Valley on March 29.
Read More »The College’s men’s and women’s tennis teams took to the courts for a busy weekend of competition from March 28 to 30, with both teams putting up strong performances in their respective matchups.
Read More »By Eddie Young, Aidan Mastandrea, Jhett Laurie, Tyler Morello and Joseph CarusoSports Editor, News Editor and Staff WritersAfter two weeks with very minimal ...
Read More »The College’s men’s track and field team qualified for and raced in the NCAA Championships on March 14 and 15, finishing in 39th with five points.
Read More »The College’s men’s tennis team had a weekend of two contrasting matches on March 14 and 15, securing a home victory against Moravian University before facing a tough defeat on the road against New York University.
Read More »The College’s men’s swimming and diving team finished tied for 17th place in the Division III NCAA Championships in Greensboro, North Carolina. The Lions had 10 All-American performances in the championships, giving them an impressive way to have ended their season.
Read More »The College’s baseball team took its annual trip down to Florida to compete in the RussMatt Invitational over spring break. Competition was stiff, facing three teams nationally ranked within the top 10. The Lions finished the week with a strong 6-3 record, dropping the games to the ranked teams.
Read More »The College’s women's lacrosse team went 4-1 in their five straight games, starting with their home opener against Scranton.
Read More »The College officially welcomed Tyler Moody as the 14th football head coach in school history, Director of Athletics Liz Shatkus announced on Monday, Feb. 24.
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