Matt Gad – Contributor The Mighty Hucks, the campus’ ultimate frisbee club, pushed through competition at this past weekend’s tournament at the University of New Haven, winning four pool matches and then defeating their cross-city rival’s frisbee club for the title. Kevin Landrigan, a sophomore business major, said they swept the play-in games before getting the No. 1 seed to
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Hunter Lyle – Sports Writer In their first home game of the year, the men’s basketball team were unable to overcome the Le Moyne Dolphins losing 85-75. The Owls were coming off a conference win against the College of Saint Rose on Nov. 14th, but fall to 1-3 on the year. The Dolphins improved to 2-1. The Owls also came
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Hunter Lyle – Sports Writer In a game that came down the final fleeting seconds, the women’s basketball team was able to defeat Le Moyne 65-63. The Owls improved to 4-0 – 2-0 in the NE-10 Conference – after the win. Le Monye fell to 1- 1 before. Head Coach and Southern alumni Kate Lynch said she was happy with
Read moreMatt Gad – Contributor WEST HAVEN, Conn. – The Owls, winners of 21 overall, were unable to continue their season Thursday afternoon when they lost to Adelphi, 3-0, in the first round of the NCAA Tournament Despite a closely contested opening set that saw the Panthers winning, 26-24, the game ended up being one of missed opportunities for the Northeast-10
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Matt Gad – Contributor For the first time in program history the Owls have secured the Northeast-10 Volleyball Championship with their 3-0 win over American International. They entered competition last week as the tournament’s number four seed, defeating fifth-seeded Southern New Hampshire in three sets in the quarterfinals, their 14th victory inside Pelz Gymnasium. The Owls then traveled to Adelphi
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Hunter Lyle – Sports Writer As the 2018 season comes to an end, the players and coaches of Southern’s women’s soccer team celebrate their success and look back on previous seasons. They capped off their 9-10 season, 8-6 in conference games, this year with an NE10 playoff berth. While the ending of the 2018 season may offer a bright look
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Michael Riccio – Sports Editor A season after missing the NCAA Tournament for the first time in five years, sophomore Ulyen Coleman said the expectation for the team is to make it back. “We should be an NCAA Tournament team,” Coleman said. “We should make a deep run. We have enough talent to do all of that; the size, the
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