"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
Philip Zoppi – Sports Writer Different sport teams at Southern have different practice schedules and offseason programs that they abide by. That is also the case when it comes to the swimming and basketball
Philip Zoppi – Sports Writer Southern women’s basketball team has had a lot of success this season due in big part to their junior forward, Taylor McLaughlin. McLaughlin is averaging 9.9 points per game,
Matt Gad – Special to the Southern News The indoor season is drawing to a close and the championship meets are on the horizon. Yet, senior Jacob Tomczak, like many track athletes at Southern Connecticut,
Philip Zoppi – Sports Writer Haley Boland of the women’s Southern swimming team is finishing off her sophomore season with plenty of success. Boland, one of the three divers on the team, was named
Edgar Ayala – Sports Editor After a commanding first half lead, Southern Connecticut’s men’s basketball team managed to win 92-81 over Adelphi University Saturday afternoon inside Moore Field House. The win now sits
Phil Zoppi – Sports Writer The coach of the men and women’s swimming teams at Southern, Tim Quill, is trying to prepare his teams for another successful performance at the Northeast-10 Championships. Southern’s men’s
Phil Zoppi – Sports Writer Southern’s women’s basketball team is off to a 14-8 start and a big reason why is due to the play of the leading scorer, Danielle Powell. The senior forward
Matt Gad – Special to the Southern News The women’s swimming and diving team at Southern Connecticut is having a strong run, especially when Katie Crochet, junior, shared the thrill of being named ECAC
Edgar Ayala – Sports Editor As an athlete, injury concerns will always be part of the game. Learning how to prevent those injuries is important to know in order to avoid any future encounters.
Gregory Gagliardi – Special to the Southern News The majority of Americans will turn on their televisions Sunday night to watch the biggest football game of the year, and arguably the biggest sporting event