September - 2019

NCAA/NIL

Soccer v Kent State

Scandal-scarred Rick Pitino brings renewed purpose to Iona

No Huddle 202: Where do we go from here?

Greg Schiano talks at his introductory press conference -- Rutgers Scarlet Knights Football

Meet the Foxes: Hannah Hand

W.B. Mason Coaches Report with Head Coach Danielle Santos Atkinson

Fields' Fourth-Quarter Heroics Send Seawolves Past Rhode Island in CAA Football Opener

Bulls Rally to Beat Toledo, 31-17

Women's Soccer Rolls to 7-0 Win at Delaware State

Monroe Mustangs Women’s Soccer Stays at No. 1 in NJCAA Rankings after Week off

CHARLOTTE, N.C., September 30, 2019 – After taking the past week off, the Monroe College Mustangs women's soccer team maintained its No. 1 ranking in the NJCAA Division I Women's Soccer Rankings for Week 5, as announced by the NJCAA on Monday. The Mustangs rank second in the NJCAA with an average of 8.33 goals scored per game this season. Sydoney Clarke's 6.00 points per game are fifth-best in the nation, while her 2.67 goals per game are fourth in the NJCAA. Luana Grabias

Lynch Inks Contract with Bahia Basket

WEST HARTFORD, Conn. — Former Hartford men's basketball player J.R. Lynch has recently signed a contract to play professionally with Bahia Basket of Argentina's National Basketball League. A two-time America East All-Conference selection, Lynch closed out his career by becoming the only player in program history to record 1,000 points, 300 assists and 150 steals in his career. In his final season with the Hawks, the 5-10 guard led the team with a career-high 16.6 points pe

Statesmen ground Red Hawks for Homecoming win

Schultz Finishes Third as Women's Golf Competes at Cortaca Northeast Invite

ITHACA, N.Y. - Emily Schultz finished third at the Cortaca Northeast Invite as the members of the St. John Fisher College women's golf team competed in the tournament over the weekend. The Cardinals played 36 holes over the weekend split evenly between The Country Club of Ithaca on Saturday and at Cortland Country Club on Sunday. I n the first round, Schultz shot an 82 (+10) over 18 holes. Junior Emma Pyrak and freshman Gabrielle Papale tied each other as the pair both shot a

Pat Hobbs addresses Chris Ash firing, national search -- Rutgers Scarlet Knights Football

Defense Forces Three Turnovers as No. 9 Monroe Football Topples Louisburg

OUISBURG, Pa., September 28, 2019 – In its longest road trip of the season so far, it was business as usual for the No. 9-ranked Monroe College football team, as the Mustangs took down Louisburg College, 44-7, at Louisburg High School. The Mustangs improve to 4-0 on the year with Saturday's victory, while the Hurricanes fall to 1-2. The Mustang defense stepped up as it has done all season long on Saturday, forcing three turnovers while also picking up three sacks and 12 ta