Four thousand five hundred and twenty two fans packed the MAC in one of the most highly anticipated home games in years. But ultimately, the men’s basketball team fell to the Iona Gaels 83-67 on Friday, Feb. 19 in front of the largest crowd in the history of the Multipurpose Activity Center.
Author: JOHN SORCE
CO-SENIOR/SPORTS EDITOR,
SPORTS EDITOR,
STAFF WRITER,
CONTRIBUTING WRITER
Baseball Beats Penn State in Season Opener
The MU baseball team opened their 2016 season at the USA Baseball Complex in Cary, NC this past weekend, going 1-3 in four games.
Men’s Basketball Wins Eight Straight
The magical season for the men’s basketball team continued after they stormed back from a 14 point deficit with 3:58 to go to take down the Rider Broncs (10-16, 6-9) in front of a sellout crowd of 1,650 at Alumni Gym in Lawrenceville on Feb. 12.
Baseball Set to Start Season in Cary, NC
While winter remains in full swing in the northeast, the Monmouth baseball team is ready to get their 2016 season started down south.
Men’s Basketball Keeps Rolling with Two Conference Wins
The men’s basketetball team got a taste of what’s to come in the MAAC Tournament as they defeated the Siena Saints on Monday, Feb. 2 93-87 at Times Union Center in Albany, NY as one of their two victories over the past week.
Men’s Basketball Earns Two Conference Wins
For the first time in nine years, the men’s basketball team picked up a victory in Hamden, CT as the Hawks defeated the Quinnipiac Bobcats 66-51 on Jan. 28.
Men’s Basketball Continues Winning Ways over Winter Break
After an impressive nonconference resume with road or neutral site victories over UCLA, USC, Notre Dame, Georgetown, and Rutgers early in the season, the men’s basketball team has padded their resume for a high seed in the MAAC Tournament and, possibly, an at-large bid in the NCAA Tournament over winter break.
Men’s Rivalry with Iona Heating Up
There is now an official rivalry in men’s MAAC basketball between the Monmouth Hawks and the Iona Gaels.
Brad Brach Succeeds In Major League Baseball
In 2014, the Baltimore Orioles won the American League East with a 96-66 record and advanced to the American League Championship Series. One of the key members of their bullpen was Brad Brach, who pitched for the Hawks from 2005-2008.
Small In Stature Large In Talent: Justin Robinson
Junior guard Justin Robinson has been proving people wrong his entire life. Just look at when the Hawks star player, listed at 5’8”, reflected back after the team’s victory over The University of Southern California in the third place game of the AdvoCare Invitational.