Promising Season Ahead For Baseball
Josh Velez Eastern’s baseball club is coming out of hibernation as a new team to start off the 2015 season, forgetting about last season. The Eagles open up with six away games.…
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Men’s Lax Looks To Soar In Spring
Paula Redmon After winning the Freedom Conference last season, the Eastern University Men’s Lacrosse team is setting out to accomplish the same goal and more this coming season. The team will be…
Who’s Number One? Women’s Basketball Downs Top-Ranked FDU
Tim Bowdoin This season has already been impressive for the Eastern Eagles’ women’s basketball team, and it just became even more so. On Saturday, Feb. 7, the Eagles beat FDU. FDU was…
Deflate-Gate: Big Deal or Overblown?
It was the storyline that dominated all of Super Bowl week: the allegations that the New England Patriots deflated the majority of their footballs in an AFC Championship game victory…
Basketball Breaks Dubious Streak
After winning three games in a row, the Eastern’s men’s basketball team went on a cold streak and lost three games in a row. They lost to Misericordia University 77-71.…
Spring Sports Season Fast Approaches
Springtime is approaching, and that means it’s the start of a new season for Eastern athletics. Let’s get ready to show our support! Leading off, we have Eastern’s baseball club,…
Turk’s Dunk Catches ESPN’s Eye
The Eastern Eagles men’s basketball team’s record is currently 7-9. However, this team is currently on a hot streak winning their last three games and improving their conference record to…
Women’s Basketball in Second Place
While everyone else at Eastern University was on Winter Break, the Women’s basketball team was working hard to improve their record to 13-4. The team left behind the Fall 2014…
Seattle Repeat or Brady’s Fourth?
Andrew Barbin It’s that time of year again. For most sports fans across the country, Super Bowl weekend is one of the most heavily anticipated weekends in sports. As a lifelong Philadelphia…
Why Sports Matter
Alex Kraft More than meaningless entertainment In Ancient Greece, when the Olympics began, nothing else was quite as important. Even wars would be temporarily put on hold to accommodate the games, a…