By Dillon Flanigan Sports Editor If you were not at James Moore Field House on Saturday Feb. 1, you missed an emotional rollercoaster of a game. The Women’s Basketball team lost 80-79
By Dillon Flanigan Sports Editor Minutes after the Women’s team were upset in a double overtime, the Men’s Basketball team took the court. In game two of the home and home series
By Dillon Flanigan Sports Editor On the eve of the first day of the 2025 spring semester, Head Football Coach Tom Godek is the latest leaf to fall off of the coaching
By Matt Cain Contributor After a beautiful ceremony celebrating the seniors, the Owls won 3-1 against the Assumption University Greyhounds in an intense and physical match. All three goals came in the
By Dillon Flanigan Sports Editor Under a sunny sky on Saturday, Oct. 19, the Owls fell 21-0 to the University of New Haven Chargers for their 16th straight loss over the span
By Matt Cain Contributor With the post-season right around the corner, the cross-country team is gearing up for the NE10 Conference meet. The Owls have won the conference for the past two
By Matt Cain Contributor The men’s soccer team is filled with people from all over the world with different countries and backgrounds who all have one goal and common interest: soccer. After
By Dillon Flanigan Sports Editor On Oct. 8, the volleyball team fell 3-0 to their NE10 and Elm City rivals, the University of New Haven Chargers. “We definitely had moments where we
By Matt Cain Contributor The men’s soccer team lost a hard-fought game against the defending national champions, the Franklin Pierce University Ravens. The final score was 1-0, as the Owls were held
By Dillon Flanigan Sports Editor In an emotional rollercoaster of a game, the Owls fell 35-28 to the Assumption University Greyhounds at Homecoming. Leading into the Saturday, Oct. 5 matchup, the buzz
By Dillon Flanigan Sports Editor “I wasn’t greedy about having to play right away. I knew that I might have to wait and grind for my opportunity. Do I wish I had
By Dillon Flanigan Sports Editor A much-needed 1-0 win under the lights over Molloy University on Oct. 1, snaps the Owls losing streak as defensive play shined the brightest at Jess Dow