The Hawks lost their second home game in a row this week against Colgate, falling to 23 on the season.
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Field Hockey Team on Four Game Winning Streak
The field hockey team added two more wins to their slate this past weekend. The Hawks had two road matchups against Bryant University and Siena College.
Men’s Soccer Knocks Off Bryant With a 2-0 Victory
The Monmouth Hawks men’s soccer team has improved their overall record to 83 with a win over the Bryant Bulldogs this past weekend. Just like the men have been doing for most of the season, they once again dominated the field early on in the game.
The Gun Show || The Twelfth Man to Monmouth: Light Up Kessler Field
The time and place are set, the plans are made, just need the finishing touches and soon your group of friends will be going out to watch a sporting event. The setting is a Saturday evening on a warm day in fall and the occasion calls for an intriguing football matchup.
Squawk with A Hawk 10/12/11
I sat down with the Hawks’ sophomore wide receiver Mitchell Pollard before the team faced off against Colgate. The 5’9 175 lb. receiver has put together a great start to the 2011 season. Pollard recorded 10 catches for 88 yards in last week’s loss to Robert Morris, becoming the first Monmouth player to grab ten catches in a game since 2006. Pollard is currently ranked 14th in the NCAA in receptions per game, averaging 6.75.
Field Hockey Team Shows Promise at the Midway Point of the Season
Standing at 84 looking into October, head coach Carli Figlio and the field hockey team has plenty to be proud of, but have plenty of work to do as well.
Football Team Falls to RMU 23-20
The Hawks lost to the Robert Morris Colonials on Saturday 2320. The Hawks fall to 22 on the season, 11 in the Northeast Conference.
Men’s Soccer Starts NEC Play with a Victory and a Loss
The Men’s soccer team battled in league opponents Long Island University and Central Connecticut State University to a draw this weekend.
The Gun Show || Is Race Still a Factor in the Hiring of College Football Coaches?
It’s Saturday afternoon during the fall season, and inevitably the vibrant college football season. You flip on an ESPN game to find top notch, bowl contending matchups. With the fans crazy and players amped, there’s nothing more you could look for in a college game. Except, that’s where you’re wrong; what is missing from this scene? The answer is the presence of African-American (and minority) coaches in NCAA football.
Squawk with A Hawk 10/05/11
Managing Editor Brett Bodner sits down with graduate midfielder and former Entertainment Editor Morganne Firmstone.