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Josh Falcone – General Assignment Reporter – Luke Perry, midfielder for Southern men’s soccer, stared down at his swollen, wrapped right ankle. Speaking about the injury that will sideline him for the remainder of

Robin Glynn – General Assignments Reporter – It’s not football or baseball, but rugby is a sport that the SCSU women’s team says is one of the fastest growing sports in the country.

Andrew Anastasio  – Sports Writer – The heavily biased New York Jet’s head coach Rex Ryan is refusing a quarterback switch, despite another abysmal performance put forth by fourth year quarterback, Mark Sanchez. 

Ryan Flynn – Sports Editor – This is the year. Owls hoops doesn’t kick off for another four weeks, but I can’t help myself. I’m excited for this year’s squad. On paper, it

Andrew Anastasio – Sports Writer – With the first three weeks of the NFL season in the books, the general consensus surrounding the majority of the fan base is to fire the replacement

Ryan Flynn – Sports Editor – Owls field hockey (4-6) lost to UMass-Lowell on Saturday in a close match against a nationally ranked squad. UML (9-1) is currently ranked fifth in the nation.

Andrew Anastasio – Sports Writer – Junior Lauren McVey, an outside hitter for Southern Volleyball is enjoying her best college season. Through the first 17 games, McVey is second on the team with

Josh Falcone – General Assignments Reporter – The Southern Connecticut State University women’s cross country team is looking to continue to run on all cylinders. Coach Melissa Stoll and the team have only

Mark Tillotson – Staff Writer – On what started out as a beautiful fall afternoon at Jess Dow Field Wednesday, the Southern (4-2-2)  girls’ soccer team drew a 0-0 double overtime tie against

Andrew Anastasio – Sports Writer – Cheers from the crowd turned to utter silence during the second set of the Owls (14-4) volleyball game Tuesday night at Pelz Gymnasium, as junior outside hitter