When you go to a Division I school, one thing that is expected of the students is to go to home sporting events to show your fan support.
Sports
Football Wins Third Straight, Tops Sacred Heart 27-14
The football team won its third consecutive game on Saturday, defeating Sacred Heart 27-14 at Kessler Field. “We’re happy to get the second win in Northeast Conference (NEC) play, that puts us at 2-0,” said head coach Kevin Callahan. “It puts us in control of our own fate in terms of the conference race.”
Field Hockey Wins First Game of Season
On Friday, the field hockey team came out victorious for the first time this season with a 5-1 win over Saint Joseph’s University in Philadelphia. The victory came with the first game of a seven-game road trip.
Captain Ryan Clark Looks to Finish His Career Strong
For senior midfielder Ryan Clark, it’s business as usual. Arriving to practice early and being the last one on the field is becoming a daily routine for the Hawks’ captain. A true workhorse, Clark has the hardware to show for it.
Pieczynski First Field Hockey Player to Reach 100 Points
Field hockey’s senior forward Michelle Pieczynski became the first player in school history to surpass the 100-point mark for her career. She achieved the milestone earlier in the month in a loss to Fairfield University.
Frazier Recovers From ACL Tear
Northeast Conference (NEC) Offensive Player of the Week after the Hawk’s second game of the season, fifth year senior Kyle Frazier, has proven that he has one thing on his mind this season, an NEC Championship ring.
Women’s Soccer Opens 3-4-1
The women’s soccer team posted its first draw of the season Sunday night on the Great Lawn, with the final score of 1-1 in a match that went into double overtime against Rider. The Hawks now post a record of 3-4-1 as they end their non-conference schedule.
The Gun Show || Watch At Your Own Risk
Corruption Bleeds From Every Depth of the BCS
Four long months have gone by since everyone has heard from The Gun Show, and in that time, I’d say I’ve been graced by a few sports epiphanies. Luckily (I can only hope), you’re in for another year of college sports news decoding. Whether this saddens you or gives you comfort, there’s one thing I can say (as Peter Griffin once made clear), there are a few things that really grind my gears…