By Draven Dabrowski Sports Columnist School is back in session, and with it comes the return of fall sports. As students are settling back into classes, athletes at the university are back
Reuben Ayarna is introduced as the interim head coach of the university men’s soccer team. Photo from SCSU Athletics
By Noah Nunez General Reporter After serving as assistant coach for the men’s soccer team for three years, Reuben Ayarna has taken over for Kevin Anderson and has kicked off his new
Men’s soccer team gather in a huddle before their matchup against Monroe University at Jess Dow Field on Aug. 27. Photos by Lily Rand
By Lily Rand Photo Editor The men’s soccer team opened its season with a 3-1 loss to New York based Monroe University on Aug. 27 at Jess Dow Field, despite creating several
Matt Cain- Contributor Morgan Reilly has been a standout on field this season. The junior has recently been named captain and plans to lead the team to a deep conference run. The
Matt Cain- Contributor The Owls split a doubleheader against Saint Anselm College, an NE10 Conference rival. The Owls would take game one, winning 9-3, then fall short in game two, losing 6-2.
Matt Cain- Contributor The Owls lost a wild and grueling game to their cross-town rival, University of New Haven. The final score would be 11-9 in a windy and rainy game. The
Dillon Flanigan- Sports Editor The women’s lacrosse team defeated NE10’s Saint Rose College Golden Knights, 14-6, as the Owls improved to 5-2 on the season. “A really good team win against a
Christian Mansfield- Contributor The women’s lacrosse continued their now five-game winning streak, as they defeated St. Thomas Aquinas College at Jess Dow Field 20-2. With the win, the Owls improved to 6-2
Avery Martin- Contributor Despite the rain, the Owls pulled off a win in both games of their home opening doubleheader on Wednesday, March 20. In the first game, they swept Mercy University
Avery Martin- Contributor The men’s basketball team advances to the finals against Southern New Hampshire University after a thrilling 82-73 win against Saint Anselm College on March 6. The Owls played great
Dillon Flanigan- Sports Editor In a basketball career spanning so much adversity and uncertainty, from the Connecticut shoreline to the cornfields of Nebraska and back, Makenzie Helms, a graduate, has climbed mountains,
Dillon Flanigan- Sports Editor Emotions were flying high after the women’s basketball team’s victory; no pressure for the men, as they defeated American International College, AIC, Yellow Jackets 84-80 in overtime on
Avery Martin- Contributor The men’s swim and dive team won the NE10 Championship for the third time in a row on Feb. 18. The Owls dominated the pool with a score of