The College’s field hockey team is looking to shake up the rankings this season with some outstanding returners. The team enters this season ranked No. 25 in preseason coaches’ poll and No. 2 in New Jersey Athletic Conference rankings, only behind rival No. 14 Rowan University.
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The College’s women's tennis team captured their 43rd consecutive New Jersey Athletic Conference championship. They defended their historic streak by taking down Rutgers-Camden to extend the longest continuous conference championship streak in NCAA history. Men’s tennis looks to capture their first ever Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference championship. They are taking on University of Wisconsin-Whitewater for the fifth year in a row. The team looks to turn the tide and capture their second ever win against UW-Whitewater.
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It is draft season in the NFL, as round one gets underway in Pittsburgh on Thursday night, April 23. The Signal’s sports staff is here to give you their predictions for the first ten selections of the night in this group mock draft.
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The College’s wrestling team secured two national championships at the NCAA DIII national wrestling tournament. Juniors Garrett Totten and Hunter Mays brought home the storied belt to Packer Hall, securing a spectacular ending to two dominant seasons. They respectively brought home the 25th and 26th national championships for the College’s wrestling team. Totten and Mays are the first pair to claim multiple national championships for the College since 1987.
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The College’s baseball team has been off to a slow start, winning two out of the first five games. The Lions faced off against the likes of Rochester Institute of Technology, Wilkes and No. 4 Salisbury.
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The College’s wrestling team secured their sixth-consecutive regional championship on Feb. 28 in the Rec Center. This effort was led by six different Lion wrestlers who qualified for the National Championship tournament.
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The Colleges wrestling team capped off a dominant regular season with their 17th dual win of the season. They handily defeated York College, with a dominant score of 47-5. They finished the season with a 17-2 record in duals, falling only to the number one and two ranked teams in the nation.
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The Lions’ field hockey team’s season came to a heartbreaking end Saturday, Nov. 8, suffering a double-overtime loss to Rowan in the New Jersey Athletic Conference championship. The Lions advanced Wednesday, Nov. 5, after taking down Stockton in the semifinal matchup.
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The College’s field hockey team split their two most recent New Jersey Athletic Conference games, defeating William Paterson before losing to No. 14 Rowan in shootouts. The Lions now stand at 2-1 in the NJAC as conference play continues.
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The College’s field hockey team took a hit in the rankings as they fell from No. 17 to No. 18 following a shootout loss to Lebanon Valley College.
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