Late goal seals victory
Men's soccer wins against Adelphi University on Oct. 7.
Women’s volleyball faces rematch
The volleyball team will host American International College on Tuesday, Oct. 20.
Athletic pride takes center stage
Sports columnist Draven Dabrowski provides recap after 'Homecoming and Family Weekend.'
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
Smith steps up in light of crucial late season
Max Vadakin—Contributor In a season filled with injuries, senior forward Allie Smith is stepping up for her team, setting new career highs and helping her team secure victories. Though the team has
Owls break records over winter recess
Hunter O. Lyle—Sports Editor As the 2019 Spring semester starts back up, academics rolling in full swing, it is time to reflect upon the winter break. Where the majority of Southern students
Largest roster grabs first win of season for gymnastics
Matt Gad—Sports Writer Southern Women’s Gymnastics, which defeated Brockport and Rhode Island College last Sunday for their first win of the season, boasts the largest team in program history this year. “In
Starting slot open for injured men’s basketball
Matt Gad—Sports Writer Ulyen Coleman went down hard last Saturday in the Owls’ 100-88 win over No. 25 Bentley. Only about a minute had run off the clock since the opening tip
Owls have strong leader in Imani Wheeler
Matt Gad—Sports Writer Junior guard Imani Wheeler, a sports management major from Virginia, is very valuable to the women’s basketball program with her on and off the court leadership, experience and playmaking