The university men’s soccer team standing along the sideline at Jess Dow Field during their game against Adelphi University on Oct. 7. Photo by Mateusz Gazdzicki
Edward Rudman – Sports Writer Getting involved on campus is an important aspect of college, something field hockey forward Karley Welles understands very well. “I am involved with a few clubs; Counsel
Edward Rudman – Sports Writer Phase Two for athletics has now been in place for a week, allowing for equipment to be used and up to 25-30 athletes and coaches to train
Edward Rudman – Sports Writer The volleyball team will look to improve upon their 2019 season when they potentially play in the spring semester. If the season is to take place in
Edward Rudman – Sports Writer The vast majority of college athletes face a challenge that regular students do not have to experience once graduating and that is maintaining their identity after not
Edward Rudman – Sports Writer While the entire campus community has had to adjust to a switch to a predominantly virtual schedule due to COVID-19, and athletes have had to balance training
Sam Tapper – Managing Editor It has been about six months since COVID-19 put a stop to all sports on campus and across the Northeast 10 conference, now student-athletes have returned, but
Edward Rudman – Sports Writer Social justice has been a major topic for the past few months in the United States. It has reached campus, as student athletes have come together to
Edward Rudman – Sports Writer Campus was effectively shut down in March when COVID-19 was beginning, but one building that has been used in the months since is the James Moore Field
Edward Rudman – Sports Writer The new academic year has also brought a new defensive coordinator to the football team. Rob Eggerling was named the new defensive coordinator in August of 2020
Mike Neville – Sports Editor From starting off in the bright lights of New York in Long Island, to growing up in the coastlines of Cyprus, Greece, soccer has always been Pantelis