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D’Amato named captain of conference all-star team PETE PAGUAGA — Sports Editor Last week Ice Owls co-captain Matt D’Amato was named a captain of another team: the Empire Conference Select team. “The

PAT LONGOBARDI — Sports Writer The winter meetings kicked off last week when the television flashed that there was a report shortstop Jose Reyes agreed to a contract with the suddenly styling-and-profiling

PETE PAGUAGA — Sports Editor Going into this season a few names were considered for a run at the NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year. Those were Cam Newton, AJ Green, Mark

PAT LONGOBARDI — Sports Writer Last season during the final practice before their first Northeast-10 Conference tournament game in nine years, the SCSU men’s basketball team saw their team manager Kevin Maloney

RYAN FLYNN — Staff Writer Poor shooting, which has become a theme recently, cost the Owls men’s basketball team this past Saturday. They fell 63-51 to in-state rival UNH by shooting 31

RYAN MORGAN  — Managing Editor Mary Papazian was given a warm welcome today after an important announcement was circulated to the community: Southern has a new president. Earlier today, the CSUS Board

PETE PAGUAGA — Sports Editor The Ice Owls took their 10-1 record and their No. 1 ranking in the East Region into the rinks at Shelton to play against in-state rival Fairfield

PAT LONGOBARDI — Sports Writer In the second half of this game, SCSU men’s basketball needed an ‘X-factor’ to give them a boost in this close matchup with Pace. They surely found

PAT LONGOBARDI — Sports Writer As time ticked down when SCSU women’s basketball decided on the possible final shot for the second straight game, their shooting performance could have been washed away

PAT LONGOBARDI — Sports Writer In most cases, when a team does not meet the standards they were hoping as the result of bad performance that is labeled the ‘turning point.’ The