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
Michael Riccio – Sports Editor On a day when three of the four Southern teams won, a new mascot was unveiled, and the university’s 125th Anniversary Celebration continued as part of Homecoming
Matt Gad – Contributor Junior Meghan Delaney is making sure to put a mark on her second to last season as an Owl, hitting new personal records and continuing to be her
Matt Gad – Contributor Coming into their matchup with No. 3 Merrimack, the winless Owls had a tough test ahead of them. Merrimack though, had to mount a comeback against the Owls to
Kenneth Baah – Contributor Coming off a three-game losing streak in which the Owls could not muster a single goal, the Southern men beat the Merrimack Warriors 1-0 at Jess Dow Field.
Hunter Lyle – Reporter Senior running back Eli Parks led Southern to a dominating homecoming victory over American International College Saturday with a final score of 48-21. In the Owl’s seventh game
Michael Riccio – Sports Editor On a night where four Owls seniors were honored, and a game Zak Wright said was a “must win,” it was Juan Avila, a freshman, who was the hero in
Michael Riccio – Sports Editor Volleyball swept SNHU 3-0 to win their fourth game in a row as part of Homecoming Weekend at Southern. The Owls (14-12, 7-4) also improved to 10-1
Matt Gad – Sports Writer When Kate Lynch and Scott Burrell both signed their contracts and became the head coaches of the men’s and women’s basketball teams they were greeted with roaring
Michael Riccio – Sports Editor A year after going 11-4-4, having an 8-1-4 record in the NE10 conference, and playing an NCAA Tournament game against University of the District of Columbia, the
Jackson Lamar – Contributor The women’s soccer team has already made major improvements since their previous year. One of the key improvements is their leading goal scorer that comes from overseas. Johanna