The university men’s soccer team standing along the sideline at Jess Dow Field during their game against Adelphi University on Oct. 7. Photo by Mateusz Gazdzicki
PETE PAGUAGA — Sports Editor Throughout a season where it seemed as if the Ice Owls were unstoppable, the Iowa State Cyclones were able to not only stop the Ice Owls but
PAT LONGOBARDI — Sports Writer The No. 4 nationally ranked SCSU men’s indoor track and field team was well represented at the Division II NCAA Championships and continued to strive for top
PAT LONGOBARDI — Sports Writer Kemba Walker is not around to dig the Huskies out of this one. Last season, Connecticut had one of the best underdog seasons you will ever see
PETE PAGUAGA — Sports Editor Let’s jump back to last year shall we? The baseball team finished with an amazing 45-9-1 record—a ridiculous comeback in the NCAA East Region tournament, which saw
PAT LONGOBARDI — Sports Writer The No. 18 nationally-ranked SCSU women’s basketball team was well-represented when it came time for the year-end Northeast-10 Conference awards. Senior guard Sylvonya Moore and junior guard
PAT LONGOBARDI — Sports Writer As the SCSU men’s basketball program continues its rebuilding stages, it has taken another positive step. Three members of the Owls team received year-end honors by the
ANDREW ANASTASIO — Staff Writer Beginning the year 100 wins below a 500 winning percentage, the Owls women’s lacrosse team opened their season Tuesday night. From 2002-’11 the Owls have posted an
PETE PAGUAGA — Sports Editor The Ice Owls finished this season with an incredible 21-1 record, which includes their dominating performance at the League Championships. With all the success they have had
RYAN FLYNN — General Assignment Reporter Huddled on the field after nearly six hours of doubleheader play, Southern’s baseball team listened to an impassioned speech by head coach Tim Shea. Despite just
ANDREW ANASTASIO — Staff Writer The final buzzer sounded on the Owls season last month after being defeated by the University of Massachusetts Lowell 86-68 in the Northeast-10 Tournament Quarterfinal. From 2008-10,