Historic win highlights tough week
Even after losses for the Owls in multiple programs, there is hope for athletics to be looking up.
Men’s soccer ties Molloy
After an intense game, the men's soccer team has concludes that there needs to be adjustments made for the remainder of the season.
Owls struggle against Bentley
Another loss for the women's volleyball team serves as a valuable lessons: there is always room to grow.
Husky starlet comes back to the state
Sam Tapper – Sports Writer Ever since Geno Auriemma took over as head women’s basketball coach at UConn in 1985, the program has seen countless superstars come and go. From Rebecca Lobo
Driven by family, Bennett buys into opportunity
Sam Tapper – Sports Writer Life has not always been easy for Owls’ men’s basketball player Lyron Bennett. Now an Owl, Bennett is not only embracing every bit of the opportunity he
Women’s lacrosse loses to Purple Knights, beat Eagles
Hunter O. Lyle – Sports Editor Looking to continue the team’s early success, the women’s lacrosse team faced off against out-of conference opponent Bridgeport University, which ended in a battle of attrition
Five gymnasts honored on Senior Day, claim third place
Sam Tapper – Sports Writer Despite a year filled with emotion and uncertainty, Saturday afternoon at Moore Field House served as a celebration for the Owls’ gymnastics team, as they honored their
Playoffs cut short in loss at Stonehill
Hunter O. Lyle – Sports Editor After four months of excitement, which featured comebacks, buzzer beater and youthful highlights, the men’s basketball team’s 86-71 playoff loss to Stonehill College on Sunday means
Athletes juggle academics and athletics
Sam Tapper – Sports Writer It is commonly said at colleges and universities across the country that student-athletes are students first, yet their athletics are so closely documented and almost no attention
Track and field wins another title
Mike Neville – Contributor Domination is one of the many words that comes to mind when describing the success that Southern’s track head coach John Wallin has had over his ten years
Softball looks to improve, start rebuild with young core
Ed Rudman – Contributor As the warmer weather starts transform the foliage and warm up campus, spring sports are beginning to gear up for the 2020 season. With a youthful roster, the
Baseball returns to campus with young roster
Mike Neville – Contributor The presence of robins and the blossoming of spring flowers can only mean one thing: baseball is back at Southern. Finishing fourth in the NE10 Southwest Division in
Women’s basketball stays alive for playoffs
Hunter O. Lyle – Sports Editor With a chance to make the NE10 playoffs in backto-back years on the line, the women’s basketball team faced off against the College of Saint Rose,