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Edward Rudman – Sports Writer The men’s and women’s track and field teams both finished in first place at the James Barber Tri-Meet at Jess Dow field on Saturday, April 11. The

Edward Rudman – Sports Writer Softball split its doubleheader against University of New Haven on Senior Day Saturday, April 24 at Pelz Field. UNH won the first game 2-1 in a close

Mike Neville – Sports Editor Myself, along with the rest of the world, are still trying to wrap my head around what is going on in the world of boxing.   One of the most misunderstood

Edward Rudman – Sports Writer Women’s lacrosse lost a back-and-forth battle against the University of New Haven 13-10 on Monday, April 26 at Jess Dow Field.    The game was close throughout with the score tied

Mike Neville – Sports Editor When you hear the name Scott Burrell, the University of Connecticut, Michael Jordan, Bulls and basketball all come to mind immediately. Burrell, the men’s basketball coach at

Mike Neville – Sports Editor Baseball legend Mickey Mantle once said, “the hardest thing to do in sports, I think, is to hit a home run.” For Owls’ outfielder Andrew Eng, a

Edward Rudman – Sports Writer Baseball lost three of its four games in their weekend series against American International College on Saturday and Sunday at Pelz Field. The Owls are now 4-5

Mike Neville – Sports Editor After a cold streak put a damper on the softball teams hot start to the season, the Owls are once again back in the win column after

Edward Rudman – Sports Writer Men’s basketball’s Zack Penn, a junior, received the Northeast 10 Conference’s Elite 24 Award on March 23, 2021. The Elite 24 award is usually given to the student-athlete with the highest

Mike Neville – Sports Editor The Owls baseball team got their first sweep of the season vs. Pace University this past weekend at the Ballpark at SCSU. For the Owls, everything seemed