The Lions won two big games against Kean and William Paterson in their last two matchups. Both were close games, as the first was a four point victory in overtime, and the second was a five point victory.
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The College’s first place women’s basketball team split their two games this past week. They started the week winning against Kean University, and then lost a close one to William Paterson University a few days later.
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The College’s women’s basketball team continued their hot stretch with two dominant wins this past week. They defeated Rowan 73-56 on Jan. 24, and Montclair State 68-55 on Jan. 27.
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The College’s men's basketball team dropped both of their games this past week against Rowan and Montclair State. Headed into the week, the College sat atop the NJAC rankings while riding a three game winning streak.
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The College’s club hockey team was back in action over the weekend with a double header against New York University and one game against William Paterson University. They looked to return to the win column after dropping their game against Rutgers University after almost a two month layoff.
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The College’s men's basketball team took a trip to Glassboro, New Jersey, to take on Rowan University on Wednesday night. They walked away with a hard fought 82-72 win.
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By Joseph Caruso Staff WriterRowan University defeated the College 71-51 in an early season rivalry matchup on Nov. 29. This marked the fourth win of ...
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The College’s No. 14 wrestling team won two of their three matches on Nov. 18 in a dual meet at the Arm Bar at the Armory in Albany, N.Y. The day started with a dominant 49-0 victory over York College and finished with a 30-10 win over Cornell College; sandwiched in between the two wins was a tough 25-9 loss against No. 5 Wisconsin-La Crosse.
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By Joey BachichStaff WriterThe College’s club hockey team defeated the University of Oregon by a score of 5-2. Physicality and strength really helped ...
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By Joey Bachich Staff WriterThe College’s women’s soccer team won their first-round NCAA tournament game over Johnson and Wales, but lost in the ...
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By Joey Bachich Staff WriterThe Lions defeated Rowan in the NJAC championship to win the conference title for the fifth time in the last six seasons. ...
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By Isabella DarcyOpinions EditorThe College’s cross country teams achieved high rankings at the New Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC) Cross Country ...
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By Aidan MastandreaStaff WriterIt has been a few years since the College’s men's basketball team celebrated in Packer Hall after winning the NJAC ...
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By Eddie YoungSports EditorThe College’s women’s soccer team defeated No. 20 Montclair State 3-2 in the New Jersey Athletic Conference semifinal, ...
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By Joey Bachich Staff WriterThe Lions pulled out a 2-1 victory on senior night against the Rutgers-Camden Scarlet Raptors. Their hard-fought win gave ...
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By Joey Bachich Staff WriterThe College suffered a crushing 1-0 defeat to rival Rowan University on Oct. 18, but followed it up with a 3-1 victory on ...
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By Cameron BurnsContributorThe College started a winning streak after getting a 30-13 win on Homecoming weekend against the Gettysburg Bullets. The Lions ...
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By Katie ThornContributorThe College’s field hockey team faced a crushing defeat, losing 4-0 to Salisbury University on Saturday, Oct. 21 and giving ...
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On Oct. 7, the College’s women’s soccer team defeated Rutgers University-Newark by a score of 9-1. The Lions dominated the ball from the very beginning, scoring their first goal only seven minutes into the game. “I felt so happy that we started off the game on a strong suit,” said senior forward Sophie Vieira, who scored the first goal. The Lions put up a persistent fight, scoring four goals in the first half. They also took a total of 21 shots to the Scarlet Raiders’ one during that time. “We started really strong, which was a pretty big objective,” said Coach Danny Blank. “We knew that that’s a team that plays on a lot of emotion, and we didn’t want to give them a chance to build any emotional momentum.”
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There is a noticeable discrepancy in the amount of students on the College’s campus during weekends compared to weekdays. Between Friday afternoon and Saturday morning, many students pack up their belongings and go home for the weekend. With a fairly empty campus, the College is a great place to spend a relaxing and enjoyable weekend.
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