Lacrosse makes a comeback in second half
By George Tatoris | Mar. 2, 2016By George Tatoris Sports Assistant After a shaky first half, the lacrosse team beat the State University of New York (SUNY) at Fredonia, 8-3, in its opener ...
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By George Tatoris Sports Assistant After a shaky first half, the lacrosse team beat the State University of New York (SUNY) at Fredonia, 8-3, in its opener ...
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1. Will the top-ranked Villanova Wildcats season end again in the first weekend of the NCAA tournament? Chelsea: If the team did get past its first ...
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By Connor Smith Social Media Editor The men’s tennis team hosted Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI) on Saturday, Feb. 28, in a six-hour marathon ...
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By Connor Smith Social Media Editor With the success of their 18-3 dual match record in the rearview mirror, the wrestling team traveled to Washington ...
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By Matthew Ajaj Staff Writer Over the past week, the Major League Baseball Network (MLBN) released its “Top 100 Right Now” list, in which the channel ...
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By Nicole DeStefano Correspondent To the men’s and women’s track teams, one thing is just as important as hard work — unity. The Lions track teams ...
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By Otto Gomez Staff Writer The Lions continued their hot shooting streak against No. 1 seeded New Jersey City University (NJCU) on Wednesday, Feb. 24, ...
Read More »In this week’s edition of Around the Dorm, the “Ref,” Matthew Ajaj, asks our panel of experts three questions: Which MLB team will make the biggest ...
Read More »By Rohan Ahluwalia Staff Writer An All-Star game, which features the best athletes a sports league has to offer, is ingrained into the American sporting ...
Read More »By Anthony Caruso Staff Writer The College’s women’s basketball team ended its season on a high note on Wednesday, Feb. 17, when the Lions were able ...
Read More »By Otto Gomez Staff Writer The Lions clinched a spot in the New Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC) tournament as the fifth seed after an incredible finish ...
Read More »By Sean Reis Production Manager Following successful seasons from both the men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams, the Lions traveled to Rutgers ...
Read More »By Connor Smith Social Media Editor The men’s tennis team opened their season by splitting their first two matches of the year. The Lions were locked ...
Read More »By George Tatoris Sports Assistant Lacrosse is looking to qualify for the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Championship for its 32nd ...
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By Julie Kayzerman Former Editor-in-Chief When Jimmy Fallon’s character is sitting in the dugout in 2005’s “Fever Pitch,” a young kid leaves him ...
Read More »By Connor Smith Social Media Editor While most students have been bundled inside during the past few weeks, waiting for frigid temperatures to pass, ...
Read More »By Otto Gomez Staff Writer The Lions continued their late season push for a playoff spot in the New Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC) with two games in ...
Read More »By Matthew Ajaj Staff Writer Rims are red, basketballs are orange and the Philadelphia 76ers still stink. Some things never change, but the first half ...
Read More »By Sean Reis Production Manager Drafted on June 16, 1990, by the New Jersey Devils, no one — not even the man who drafted him, Lou Lamoriello — ...
Read More »By George Tatoris Sports Assistant It was a long Friday, Feb. 12, for Lions track. They boarded the bus at 6 a.m., arrived in Boston at 11:30 a.m., ...
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