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Andrew Anastasio — Staff Writer Owls senior infielder Sam Greenberg is more than just a baseball player. He’s also an active member of “Mission Stadiums 4 Multiple Sclerosis,” a non-profit or­ganization driven

 RYAN FLYNN — General Assignment Reporter Timely hitting and stout pitching by cross-town rival New Haven spelled doom for the 15th ranked Owls Base­ball team on Tuesday afternoon. Southern’s in­ability to string

 PAT LONGOBARDI — Sports Writer Everyone knows to be the best, it starts with hard work. After a successful reg­ular season and postsea­son in 2011, SCSU junior Amanda Thomas was of­ficially labeled

PAT LONGOBARDI — Sports Writer Every team deals with injuries during a season. For the New York Knicks, after this shortened, roller-coaster season, this cannot happen. Just not now and not for

PETE PAGUAGA — Sports Editor The Connecticut Spokebenders are a team of men and women from Connecticut who have disabilities ranging from Paraplegia, Legg Perthes Disease, Polio, Primary Lateral Sclerosis, Spina Bifida

PAT LONGOBARDI — Sports Writer Going into his senior season, Selasi Lumax has had the experience on the track, but that desire to do more is always a thought in the back

 PAT LONGOBARDI — Sports Writer Coming into the season, the SCSU men’s basketball team wanted to upgrade their guard position, especially at the point guard. The Owls brought in many new freshmen

 PAT LONGOBARDI — Sports Writer What a 24-hour span we had in the NFL last week. By far, the biggest story was the long trade of Denver Broncos quarterback Tim Tebow to

PETE PAGUAGA — Sports Editor Four years ago, when I first arrived at the Southern Connecticut State University campus, other than the Division II programs, the men’s rugby team was the “it”