"I think the momentum was just on their side, and we made critical errors at some key moments, but I think it's a good learning moment for us," Head Coach Lisa Barbaro
New Head Coach Christopher Moran. Photo from SCSU Athletics
Matt Gad – Sports Writer Southern Women’s Lacrosse won their home opener March 28, defeating American International College, 14-10, at Jess Dow Field. It was also the first home game for Interim
With UFC 223 just six days away, lightweight interim champion, Tony Ferguson, has stepped down from the fight. On April 7, Khabib Nurmagomedov will step into the octagon with current featherweight champion
Matt Gad – Sports Writer Moore Field House hosted this year’s Division II ECAC Women’s Gymnastics Championship between the Owls, West Chester and the University of Bridgeport. Jerry Nelson’s squad finished third
Matt Gad – Sports Writer After a strong season in which the program won their second consecutive women’s Northeast-10 Championship and their 13th men’s title overall, men’s swimmers Leonardo LaPorte and Tyler
Kevin Crompton – Sports Editor Boxing and MMA: Some similarities, many differences. In each sport, fighters punch each other in the face, there’s blood, and every so often knockouts happen. The major
Kevin Crompton – Sports Editor The NFL offseason has been hectic. Big name players have been shifted around throughout the league and for those of us who eat, sleep, and breathe all
Kevin Crompton – Sports Editor Shaquem Griffin is more than just a great story. The former UCF linebacker with one hand has serious talent and the potential have his name called in
Matt Gad – Sports Writer Last night, Southern Women’s Basketball dropped their Northeast-10 Tournament semifinal to Bentley, 64-51. “Bentley hit shots and we didn’t,” head coach Kate Lynch said. “I was really
Kevin Crompton – Sports Editor The Southern men’s track and field team won its second consecutive NE-10 Championship on Sunday Feb. 18 in Northampton, Mass. The 2018 championship victory marks the 13
Matt Gad – Sports Writer Kate Lynch’s women’s basketball squad, which went 20-8 during the regular-season, secured the No. 1 seed out of the Northeast-10’s Southwest Division for the conference tournament and,