After earning a No. 19 ranking in the American Baseball Coaches Association-Collegiate Baseball poll for Division III last week, the Lions’ baseball team proved itself worthy of that national recognition on Friday with a 7-2 win over Rutgers University-Camden, ranked No. […]
A 5-0 first inning deficit was too much for even the high-powered lineup of the Lions’ baseball team to recover from on Friday, as they suffered a 13-8 loss to Franklin & Marshall College.
The win snapped the Lions’ five-game winning streak and dropped their overall record for the season to 14-3. […]
The College’s baseball team continued its winning ways upon returning to New Jersey, picking up four more wins over the weekend after a 9-2 season-opening road trip to Florida last week.
“It’s funny,” head coach Rick Dell said. “You go to Florida and the air is warmer and the ground is softer. […]
Head coach Tom Brennan’s tearful smile said it all.
His No. 13 seed, the Catamounts of Vermont University, who had never defeated a ranked opponent in their 105-year history, had just shocked fourth-seeded Syracuse 60-57 in an overtime thriller Saturday night. […]
The College’s baseball team kicked off its season to a blistering start last week, winning nine of 11 games during a 10-day visit to Florida.
“It’s nice,” head coach Rick Dell said. “Winning is always positive. In this case, it’s a result of having a good approach to things. […]
While both of the College’s basketball teams had their playoff runs ended by Rowan University, several Lions’ players were honored for their performance on the court during the regular season.
Senior guard Derick Grant capped off a spectacular career last Wednesday by being named the New Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC) Player of the Year. […]
It is hard to beat a team three times. The College’s men’s basketball team had beaten rival Rowan University by 22 and 21 in their previous two meetings this season, but the Profs stole one from the Lions on Monday night, dealing the College a heartbreaking 63-59 upset in the first round of the New Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC) tournament and ending the Lions’ season. […]
Three minutes and thirty-six seconds was all it took to turn what looked like another New Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC) win into a heartbreaking loss.
After building a 58-50 lead over the first 37 minutes of the Saturday’s contest against Rutgers University-Newark, the College’s men’s basketball team needed just one more score and a defensive stop in the final seconds to secure a victory. […]
The College’s men’s basketball team began the toughest stretch of their season on Saturday with a 96-79 loss to Ramapo College, the top team in the New Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC).
Things certainly aren’t going to get any easier for the Lions from here. […]
It didn’t come easily, but the Lions men’s basketball team picked up two pivotal New Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC) victories over Kean University and William Paterson University in three games this week.
“Any win in the NJAC at this stage in the season is a good win,” head coach John Castaldo said. […]
The College’s men’s basketball team needed a late offensive surge to avoid a fifth straight loss last Monday night.
Trailing Marymount University 57-50 with four and a half minutes remaining, the Lions finished the game on a tear, outscoring the Saints 21-6 to cap the 71-63 comeback victory and snap a four-game losing streak. […]
Junior forward Bobby Davison buried the game-tying and winning free throws with 1.6 seconds left in overtime to give the Lions’ men’s basketball team a 73-72 win over Kean University on Saturday. It was the College’s second New Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC) victory of the week. […]
The College’s men’s basketball team (2-1) opened their season with decisive victories over Rowan University and the State University of New York (SUNY) at Old Westbury before dropping the championship game of the Gallaudet University Holiday Tournament to Alright College 69-68 in Washington, D. […]
The College’s football team posted a 37-0 victory over Kean University in its regular season finale Saturday. Fittingly, the seniors playing in the last home game of their careers were the players who led the Lions to victory.
The Lions defense allowed just 31 total yards, forced an impressive six fumbles, recovered three of them and sacked the opposing quarterback eight times for their third shutout of the season. […]
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