Late goal seals victory
Men's soccer wins against Adelphi University on Oct. 7.
Women’s volleyball faces rematch
The volleyball team will host American International College on Tuesday, Oct. 20.
Athletic pride takes center stage
Sports columnist Draven Dabrowski provides recap after 'Homecoming and Family Weekend.'
Women’s soccer team continues Kick for Nick foundation
Edgar Ayala – Sports Writer In July of 2006, Private Nick Madaras of Wilton, Conn., rounded up soccer balls to try and send them back to the children of Iraq near his post.
Student-athletes and adjusting as transfers
Edgar Ayala – Sports Writer Transferring from one school to another can be a difficult situation for any student-athlete. The athlete has to be willing to resettle into a new environment with a new
SCSU football team wins against Pace University, 21-7
Edgar Ayala – Sports Writer After being held scoreless through the first three quarters, Southern managed to rally back in the fourth quarter and win 21-7 against Pace University on Oct. 10. The
Louis Greenway-Tambini continues to be “big factor” for men’s soccer team
Edgar Ayala – Sports Writer Sophomore Louis Greenway-Tambini has been red-hot this season in the men’s soccer team with three game-winning goals and seven goals in his first nine games, according to coach Tom
SCSU student-athletes on losing the game
Edgar Ayala – Sports Writer Even though every athlete’s focus is on winning games, there are going to be times when they encounter defeat. Southern’s student-athletes weigh in on what it’s like to
SCSU women’s soccer team fall to UNH, 2-1
Edgar Ayala – Sports Writer A goal by junior Kieran DeBiase wasn’t enough for Southern, as they ended up falling to the University of New Haven 2-1 Saturday night at Jess Dow Field. After
Leanna Jadus named NE-10 Rookie of the Week
Edgar Ayala – Sports Writer Freshman Leanna Jadus of the volleyball team was recently named Northeast-10 Rookie of the Week after several superb performances for the Owls. Jadus was also named the Eastern College
Student-athletes and coaches on morning practices
Edgar Ayala – Sports Writer Every student-athlete knows the feeling of their alarm clock going off at 6 a.m. in order to wake up for practice, yet still having to attend classes, nursing a
SCSU football team falls to UNH, 28-14
Edgar Ayala – Sports Writer After leading 14-0, Southern Connecticut squandered the lead in the second half falling to cross-city rivalry University of New Haven 28-14 last Friday night at Jess Dow Field. Over
Getting back in the game after an injury
Edgar Ayala – Sports Writer With every sport comes the risk of injury. At times, it’s only a couple of weeks, while others are career defining, like Derrick Rose. The Chicago Bulls guard