A new season begins
By Draven Dabrowski Sports Columnist School is back in session, and with it comes the return of fall sports. As students are settling back into classes, athletes at the university are back
New leadership takes the soccer field
By Noah Nunez General Reporter After serving as assistant coach for the men’s soccer team for three years, Reuben Ayarna has taken over for Kevin Anderson and has kicked off his new
Owls focus on improvement as new season starts
By Lily Rand Photo Editor The men’s soccer team opened its season with a 3-1 loss to New York based Monroe University on Aug. 27 at Jess Dow Field, despite creating several
Baseball primed for bounce back year
Matt Gad—Sports Writer After a 21-23 season that left the Owls without a playoff berth last season, head coach Tim Shea is hoping that a large number of walk-ons, as well as
Injuries shift role players from bench to starting lineup
Hunter O. Lyle— Sports Editor With multiple injured players on the roster, the men’s basketball team relied on some of the team’s role players to step up and grab a conference win
Sport versus hobby: No place for video games to become an official NCAA sport
Hunter O. Lyle—Sports Editor It is no new revelation that we live in the world of adaptive technology, which has reached out and touched almost every aspect of life, including sports. Between
Owls Fall To UNH In Late Season Test
Matt Gad—Sports Writer The Owls (14-9, 9-6) fell to a three-way tie for second in the Northeast 10’s Southwest Division Wednesday when they lost to New Haven, which was tied with them,
Owls set records at Yale invitational
By Matt Gad—Sports Writer Last Saturday, at the fifth annual Don Tonry Invitational, the Owls came away with the highest team score in history, the best performance on the bars and a
Coaches, athletes like NFL Pro Bowl, want continued
Matt Gad—Sports Writer Other than the Super Bowl, we recently experienced the NFL’s Pro Bowl, where the league’s top players get voted in by the fans for an action-packed game down in
Swimming and Diving focus on mental, physical preparations towards season end
Hunter O. Lyle—Sports Editor With the NE-10 Conference championships just about a week away, the men and women’s swimming and diving team look to take their 14th banner in 16 years. In
Owls face do-or-die
Hunter O. Lyle—Sports Editor Attention all Southern basketball fanatics: with the end of the regular season just under a month away, as both teams battle for an entry ticket to the playoffs,
Spring time blues
Matt Gad–Sports Writer In the fall, football tends to be the top sport, and a lot of people get drawn to the stands at Jess Dow Field and root for the Owls.
Loaded arsenal: Ives, Seaforth give Owls new identity
Hunter O. Lyle—Sports Editor & Matt Gad—Sports Writer Former Division I guards Kealen Ives, the all-time leading scorer in Rhode Island’s Classical High School history, and C.J. Seaforth, who starred at Hamden