Men's swimming keeps MET streak alive
By Chrissy Onorato | Feb. 18, 2014This past weekend, the College’s swim teams competed in the Metropolitan Championships and showcased the best of this year’s Lions’ squads. Both ...
Read More »This past weekend, the College’s swim teams competed in the Metropolitan Championships and showcased the best of this year’s Lions’ squads. Both ...
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With 4:45 left in the overtime period and 20 seconds on the power play, the ice was crowded with tired legs and sore bodies — but the heart of the Lions ...
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Read More »The College’s track and field team braved the bad weather this Valentine’s Day to be a part of the Lafayette/Rider Winter Games in New York City on ...
Read More »In what was supposed to be a busy three-game week, the women’s basketball team took care of business when Mother Nature finally permitted the players ...
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1. With Kobe Bryant out for the All-Star game, if you’re the NBA commissioner, who are you choosing to replace him? Mike: The new comissioner has ...
Read More »After enduring a three-game slide in the first week of the new semester, their longest losing streak of the season, the College’s women’s basketball ...
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Read More »It was another cold and treacherous week for the men’s basketball team, as the Lions had their first game of the week postponed due to the weather and ...
Read More »It was a physically tough weekend of game play for the Lions ice hockey team on their home ice, but perhaps even more so, it was emotionally difficult ...
Read More »Unless you haven’t turned on some kind of sports network in the past few days or looked at the Internet in general, you’ve probably heard this story ...
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Practice. Anyone who plays a sport on any sort of competitive level will say practice is of fundamental and crucial importance. Yet, there is rarely much ...
Read More »The College’s 30th-ranked wrestling squad packed its bags, boarded the bus and drove four and a half hours to Massachusetts this past weekend — all ...
Read More »By Matthew Bowker Correspondent The Seattle Seahawks shocked the world by demolishing the Denver Broncos by a score of 43-8 in Super Bowl XLVIII. Their ...
Read More »In this week’s Around the Dorm, the “Ref,” Amy Reynolds, asks our expert panel three questions: should Americans be traveling to Russia for what ...
Read More »It was a strong week for the swimming and diving teams, as they both conquered NJAC opponent Rowan University on Saturday, Jan. 25. One of the College’s ...
Read More »During the course of a season, it is expected that every team will see their fair share of highs and lows. What separates the good teams from the great ...
Read More »In this week’s Around the Dorm, the “Ref,” Peter Fiorilla, asks our expert panel three questions: is Seattle Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman ...
Read More »Many people associate cheerleading with shaking pom-poms and cheering on other athletic teams, and while that is a huge part of what TCNJ Cheer does, ...
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