The 2025 NBA Draft Class has the potential to become one of the best of all time. Not only was it headlined by 18-year-old forward Cooper Flagg, who is being viewed by some as the best American prospect since LeBron James, but it also boasts considerable depth towards the back end of the draft.
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New Jersey’s state capital will once again host a minor league team after the ECHL Board of Governors approved the sale and transfer of the Utah Grizzlies from Grizzlies Hockey Club, LLC to Pro Hockey Partners, LLC.
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The College remains undefeated coming out of their home opener with a 17-3 victory against Wilkes. Their record now stands at 2-0.
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The College had two games this week, which saw them fight No. 14 Strawthmore for a tie before falling to No. 24 Johns Hopkins in a tough loss.
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The stands were quiet, everything paused. The puck dropped, and the season began. First game of the season, Sept. 12, for the College’s men’s club hockey team.
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The College’s No. 20-ranked field hockey team added its first loss of the season on Sept. 13 to No. 3 Johns Hopkins, and then defeated Swarthmore in a barnburner.
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The College won both games of the Brick City Classic in dominating fashion, besting Penn State Harrisburg and Farmingdale State, respectively.
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The College’s football team started their season with an impressive 27-24 road win against Lycoming College in head coach Tyler Moody’s debut.
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The College took an early-season loss to No. 17 NYU on Saturday, Sept. 6. But for the No 20. Lions, they persevered through the next day's match until the last second to win.
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The College’s men’s cross country team opened up its season with the annual Blue/Gold Invitational, dominating the 5000-meter race with the Lions logging 23 of the top 26 finishers
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When the Lions were nicknamed the “dark horse” of the New Jersey Athletic Conference, a start like this was exactly what they meant.
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The College’s field hockey team started its season off hot, securing two wins. The first game took place on Aug. 30 against the Catholic University of America at the College’s Field Hockey and Lacrosse Complex.
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The College’s women’s soccer opened up their season with a lossless weekend. The College started its season on Aug. 29 against Salisbury with a 4-1 win. The College then followed this victory with a scoreless tie against St. Mary’s on August 30.
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The New York Islanders had a very disappointing 2024-25 season. However, with smart selling at the trade deadline, the Islanders had set themselves up for a solid offseason. Two major pieces of news have turned the future of this team around completely: the letting go of their president of hockey operations and general manager, Lou Lamoriello, and winning the 2025 NHL Draft Lottery.
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The College’s No. 12 women's lacrosse team fell to No. 17 Stevens in the second round of the NCAA Tournament, losing 15-9. It was not a good day for the Lions, as nothing seemed to go right for them throughout the course of the game.
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The Lions started their week of New Jersey Athletic Conference Tournament play by taking on Montclair State for the third game in a row. Star senior pitcher Jackson Malouf took the mound for the Lions in hopes of shutting down Montclair’s offense.
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The College’s men’s tennis season concluded over the weekend in the Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Championship, as the Lions fell 4-2 to No. 30 Wisconsin-Whitewater in a tight battle to the end.
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The College’s softball team was eliminated from the New Jersey Athletic Conference Tournament after losing back-to-back games to Ramapo and Kean, respectively.
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The College’s women’s lacrosse team played their New Jersey Athletic Conference Tournament games on April 30 against Stockton University and May 3 against Rowan University. The Lions walked away from the tournament with the NJAC Championship after winning both games.
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The College’s women’s track and field won their fifth consecutive outdoor New Jersey Athletic Conference Championship, while the men finished in second place for the fifth year in a row. The women scored a point in all 21 events to get to their 223.5 total, helping them to fend off the second-place Rowan team by 3.5 points. The men scored a point in all but one event.
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