Since Winter Break, it’s been a tale of two teams for the men’s and women’s basketball teams. The women’s team has posted an impressive 5-2 record since the start of the semester. The team has been led by the stellar play of Meghan Nowak, who is fourth in the conference in scoring, average 16.2 points […]
Carpenter Czarnik Gold USA Canada Silver Canada Russia Bronze Russia USA Czarnik Olympic Hockey is a time where hockey players from different backgrounds unite and compete for the pride of their nation. This year, the Winter Olympics are being held in Sochi, Russia, and one of the many anticipated events every year is Men’s Ice
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With the Winter Olympics upon us, here’s an overview of the United States’ competing athletes with a superior chance at bringing glory to their country this winter. Shani Davis and J.R. Celski: With Apolo Ohno out of the speed skating spotlight, the typically reserved and obscure Davis is now the center of attention. Now 31,
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It’s that time of year again. On Monday, February 3, students of all backgrounds and experiences came together in fellowship for the Spring Intramural Sports Season. Students have formed their teams and received the schedule for the season. Games such as soccer, floor hockey, basketball and volleyball will soon fill our gyms. Intramural sports are
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Expanding the NFL postseason may not be a bad idea. Before the eyes start rolling, think about it: If this expansion were to occur, the league and its fan base could create more of an interest. This is due to the fact that other teams will have more of a chance to get into the
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Serving as head coach of the Men’s lacrosse team for two years, Kevin Wallace has led the team through their most successful seasons yet. In 2012, his first season as head coach, the team were undefeated in the Freedom conference, won the Freedom Conference Championship, and won the 2012 Mid-Atlantic Conference Championship. Furthermore, the team’s
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With the Super Bowl on the near horizon, it is time to pause and take look back at the season. A season of big dreams, crushing defeats, inspired cities and a showing of sheer athleticism and will has led to the end of some eras and the beginning of what may be historic careers. The
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Men’s By Christina Rivetti Coupled with the expected hustle and bustle of the holiday season, winter break ushered in an especially busy few weeks for our men’s basketball team. While the rest of us rested with thoughts of cookies, good books, and vacations, the team prepared for a hard schedule. Over winter break the basketball
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As the NFL has continued to evolve over the past few years, expanding the post season and including more teams has been a hot topic of discussion. When thinking about this question, there are a few things to consider on why the NFL should drop this notion. A prevalent issue throughout the NFL and sports
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The fall has brought many surprises to the Philadelphia sports fan including the firing of Flyers coach Peter Laviolette and the recent record setting success of Eagles quarterback Nick Foles. Yet one thing most fans could count on was the Sixers having a dismal season. During the offseason, management made some intriguing moves by trading
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