The SCSU vs UNH rivalry continues on the basketball court
Jared Klim – Special to the Southern News In sports rivalries make a team’s season no matter what the record, when rival teams play anything goes. At any level of any sport,
Southern Owls beat UNH Chargers 61-46
SCSU Owl Luke Houston dribbles the ball around a UNH player during Wednesday’s game against the rival school. Aaron Johnson – Sports Editor A big smile came across Southern Connecticut men’s basketball
SCSU football team falls to UNH, 28-14
Edgar Ayala – Sports Writer After leading 14-0, Southern Connecticut squandered the lead in the second half falling to cross-city rivalry University of New Haven 28-14 last Friday night at Jess Dow Field. Over
McLaughlin nets career-high in UNH win
Philip Zoppi – Sports Writer Senior Taylor McLaughlin was the dominant force that edged Southern over the University of New Haven in the Owls’ 79-54 win last Wednesday night. McLaughlin finished with
Men’s basketball defeats cross-city rivals, UNH, 73-63
Edgar Ayala – Sports Editor The basketball clash for the best in New Haven went in favor to Southern Connecticut, as the Owls edged past the University of New Haven 73-63 last
SCSU women’s soccer team fall to UNH, 2-1
Edgar Ayala – Sports Writer A goal by junior Kieran DeBiase wasn’t enough for Southern, as they ended up falling to the University of New Haven 2-1 Saturday night at Jess Dow Field. After
Women’s basketball team falls to UNH 82-75
Bobby Martinez – Sports Writer It took junior Jackie Beathea 49 games to reach her 1,000th point. But the final result wasn’t in favor of the Owls (12-10, 9-5 NE-10) who suffered
Soccer players talk about defeating UNH 1-0
Aaron Johnson – Sports Editor The wind ripped through Jess Dow Field on the campus of Southern Connecticut State University last Wednesday as rain poured down on the men’s soccer team’s 1-0
Spoof: After successful season, Donnelly leaves for UNH
Bobby Martinez – Sports Writer NEW HAVEN — After completing the season with a record of 30-3 and reaching the NCAA D-II Elite Eight, Owls head basketball coach, Michael Donnelly, accepted the