Our sports staff at The Signal have come together to build a mock for the first 10 picks at the upcoming draft.
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The College’s men’s and women’s tennis teams had two meetings each this past weekend. The Lions faced Salisbury University on Saturday and then faced Drew University on Sunday for their Senior Days.
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With it being the second weekend of April, the Masters has arrived. As it is the most prestigious golf tournament, every spring, golf fans gather around their televisions to see who will receive this year’s green jacket at Augusta National. Will it be Jon Rahm, becoming the first to repeat as champion since Tiger Woods in 2001 and 2002? Will it be Rory McIlroy, giving him the final major to complete his career grand slam? Will it be an LIV player, or a PGA player? Our sports staff is here to give you their predictions on who will win on Sunday.
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The College’s softball team had a busy weekend, playing a total of six games to continue New Jersey Athletic Conference play. They went 3-3 in these games, splitting each series against Kean University, Stockton University and Rutgers-Camden.
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Our sports staff has predicted what they believe will happen in the Final Four.
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The College’s tennis teams each continue to have a strong season. The men’s team had matches against New York University, Rutgers-Camden, and No. 46 ranked Haverford College dating back to March 23. The women’s team played New Paltz as well as New York University and Rutgers-Camden.
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The College’s tennis teams continued their scorching starts to the season by winning each of their matchups on March 9. The men’s team defeated No. 34 Hobart 6-3, while the women’s team defeated William Smith College 9-0.
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The College’s women’s basketball team had their tremendous season come to an end on Friday night in the New Jersey Athletic Conference Championship against New Jersey City University. NJCU was victorious in the championship for the third time in four years, defeating the Lions 65-52.
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The College’s women's basketball team improved to 18-8 after their win in the New Jersey Athletic Conference Tournament semifinals and will be playing for the conference title on Feb. 23 against New Jersey City University. They were able to win comfortably against Ramapo College at Packer Hall this past Tuesday night, 70-50.
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The College’s women’s basketball team was victorious in their two games this week. On Feb. 7, they dominated first place Stockton University to retake the top spot of the New Jersey Athletic Conference standings, and then traveled to Mahwah, New Jersey on Feb. 10 to defeat Ramapo College in a tough back-and-forth battle.
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