Sports - Page 166

Pat Longobardi, Sports Writer Southern Connecticut State University had a great start, leading both the men and women’s standings at the end of day one of the 2011 Northeast-10 Conference Swimming and

Pete Paguaga, Sports Editor- What else could you, as a fan, have asked for from this game?  A one-possession game with less than two minutes left.  Big Ben Roethlisberger, who had already

Andrew Frosceno, Special to the Southern News- It’s the biggest week of the year. No it’s not Christmas, Thanksgiving or the Fourth of July, its Super Bowl week. Southern students, both residents

Matthew Borelli, Special to the Southern News- The 2010-2011 swimming and diving season has gone just as it always does for Southern Connecticut State University, successful. “So far, so good,” said junior

Anthony Grasso, Special to the Southern News- The score is tied at 66 as freshman sensation Greg Langston brings the ball up the floor. The crowd is yearning for a game-winning shot,

Pat Longobardi, Sports Writer- When the clock struck midnight on Jan. 1, Mets fans knew the year of a new regime was officially in place. Moves included a new manager in Terry

Pete Paguaga, Sports Editor- In their first home game since their three-goal collapse against Farmingdale State University last week, the Ice Owls came out swinging, and the University at Albany was their

Pat Longobardi Sports Writer Last weekend in the championship games of the NFL playoffs, the quarterback position played big roles for the teams that competed for a trip to Super Bowl XV

Pete Paguaga Sports Editor With a shot at moving up in the conference standings and a chance to move into a spot for an automatic qualifying bid to nationals, all Southern had

Pat Longobardi Sports Writer Moore Field House was flying with joy as Greg Langston hit a game-winning runner with 2.9 remaining to lead Southern Connecticut State University men’s basketball team to a