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Jaylen Carr – Sports Editor We are two weeks into the NBA season, and it’s time for me to make an early prediction. First off, let me deal with the elephant in

Avery Martin – Contributor One of three people inducted into the Connecticut Gymnastics Hall of Fame in 2022, Jerry Nelson says “It is heartwarming. It’s not why I did my job but

Ben Martin – Sports Writer Bradley Robidoux – Contributor On senior day a.k.a. “Julia Alicea Day,” the women’s soccer team captured a 2-0 shutout win for their lone senior on the team.

Jaylen Carr – Sports Editor The Owls’ volleyball team snaps their three-game losing streak after winning all three sets against Pace University. Coming into the Oct. 18 matchup against Pace University, the

Sarah Shelton – Photo Editor I will be honest, I do not know much about sports. The only sport that stays relevant in my life is Roller Derby; “go Widow Makers!” However,

Avery Martin – Contributor Kelley Frassinelli has been the head coach of field hockey for over 25 years. This momentous accomplishment has made her recognized in her sport and by the university. She

Ben Martin – Sports Writer Photos: Luke Molwitz Governor Lamont attends the Owls’ first win of the season against Franklin Pierce University, as he flips the coin for the pregame coin toss.

Joey Merly – Copy Editor John Pisano – Contributor The university’s ultimate frisbee team is kicking off the new year. Frequently an underrated sport, the ultimate frisbee team has a new lineup

Jaylen Carr – Sports Editor Taylor Jones holds the single-program record for most assists at 57 in volleyball here on campus. Jones set that record back on Nov. 6, 2021, playing against

Jaylen Carr – Sports Editor During Homecoming week here on campus, Southern alum Rob Parker came back home to give encouraging words to students, athletes, faculty and staff. “From Print to Podcast: