Even after losses for the Owls in multiple programs, there is hope for athletics to be looking up.
The university men’s soccer team stand along the sideline at Jess Dow Field before their match against Molloy University on Oct. 13. Photo by Mateusz Gazdzicki
After an intense game, the men's soccer team has concludes that there needs to be adjustments made for the remainder of the season.
The women’s volleyball team gather on the court in Pelz Gymnasium during their match against Bentley University on Friday, Oct.16. Photo by William Gagné
Column by Sam Tapper — Sports Writer As long as it seemingly took to arrive, the college football season is nearing its final stretch. As we start to look ahead at potential
Sam Tapper — Sports Writer Coming off of a season which saw the Owls’ top two running backs graduate — Vochan Fowler and Eli Parks, who was last year’s NE10 Offensive Player
Sam Tapper — Sports Writer Going into the game riding a three-game losing streak, the women’s soccer team came out aggressive, tallying a tight 2-1 win against Elm City rival University of
Kenny Baah — Contributor In what has been a season of mixed results, the volleyball team fell short to NE10 opponent Franklin Pierce 3-1 on senior day at Pelz Gymnasium. Prior to the start
Team Impact, Hole in the Wall Gang help a young swimmer ‘feel normal’ Hunter O. Lyle — Sports Editor Surrounded by her family and her new team, 13-year-old Morgan Nunez sat at
Column by Hunter O. Lyle — Sports Editor Two playoff berths, a monstrous 30-30 game and a 37-point scoring barrage in the playoffs were just some of the highlights seen last year
Sam Tapper — Sports Writer For some student athletes, joining a team as a freshman can seem overwhelming and take some getting used to. Though it has not been easy for women’s
Edward Rudman — Contributor The volleyball team took on Bentley University for homecoming weekend, losing in four sets and continuing a stretch of sub-par play. The Owls came out strong against a
Column by Sam Tapper — Sports Writer With all the hype and commotion of their annual ‘First Night’ festivities now in the past, it is finally time to start looking ahead to
Sam Tapper — Sports Writer After a disappointing 2018-19 season where the Owls finished under .500, the women’s basketball team’s season is right around the corner, and their sights are set on