Historic win highlights tough week
Even after losses for the Owls in multiple programs, there is hope for athletics to be looking up.
Men’s soccer ties Molloy
After an intense game, the men's soccer team has concludes that there needs to be adjustments made for the remainder of the season.
Owls struggle against Bentley
Another loss for the women's volleyball team serves as a valuable lessons: there is always room to grow.
Sullivan a true student-athlete for track
Robin Glynn – General Assignments Reporter – Jaclyn Sullivan might not officially be captain of the women’s cross country team, but her coach and teammates say that she possesses the qualities to be a
Receiver Willie Epps reflects on stellar career
Jennifer Hoffer – Staff Writer – Willie Epps, now a graduate student at Southern, said he has achieved a plethora of accomplishments and is blessed with the opportunity he has been given to
Undersized shooting guard is all heart
Andrew Anastasio – Sports Writer – Having led the team in free-throw percentage a season ago, Owls sophomore guard Luke Houston has been named a starter going into the upcoming 2012-13 season. “I’m looking
Women’s basketball falls to Assumption at home
Bobby Martinez – Staff Writer – Following a win against St. Thomas Aquinas College, the Owls women’s basketball team (2-2) returned home to face undefeated Assumption (4-0). The team lost 68-47; mostly due
NO LONGER PERFECT: OWLS LOSE AT HOME
Andrew Anastasio – Sports Writer – After starting the season 3-0 for the first time since 2010, the Owls men’s basketball team was dealt their first loss Tuesday night at Moore Field House
Football team looks back on tough season
Mark Tillotson – Staff Writer – A long, painful season for the Southern Owls football came to a close with a 13-10 win against Stonehill College, ending the year on a positive note
Volleyball loses conference tournament to eventual NE-10 champion, New Haven
Ryan Flynn – Sports Editor – Owls volleyball entered the Northeast-10 tournament as the No. 4 seed, and after dispatching No. 5 Saint Rose in straight sets at home, matched up in a
No Trout about it: future is bright for Angels star
Andrew Anastasio – Sports Writer – He’s 21 years old and swings the bat like Alex Rodriguez in his prime. He’s a mirror image of Ken Griffey Jr. in the outfield. He’s Mike
Who is Carmelo Anthony, really?
Ryan Flynn – Sports Editor – For the draft class of 2003, this is year 10 in the league. Hard to believe, isn’t it? With nine years and change on the court, the
Guard looks forward to final season
Josh Falcone – General Assignment Reporter – Camille Fantini has always loved basketball. The senior guard said she has been playing for as long as she can remember. “I started playing when I