By Justin McKinney, Staff Writer It was a tight game men’s lacrosse but they managed to hand the Norwich Cadets their first loss of the season and remain undefeated all-time as they won 9-8. The Cadets were hot early on in the game as they netted two straight goals in the first quarter. However, Matt LaFond stood strong in the cage for the Corsairs as … Continue reading Men’s lacrosse sail past Cadets
By Dylan Botelho, Contributing Writer It was just a matter of time before Bruins management fired long-time coach Claude Julien. On February 7, the deed was done. Julien was formerly the NHL’s longest tenured coach, with nine and a half seasons behind the bench for Boston. Although Bruins’ management believed the move had to be made, it was not without scrutiny from media and fans … Continue reading Boston Bruins rejuvenated under new head coach
By Alex Solari, Staff Writer The UMass Dartmouth women’s basketball team claimed its first NCAA Division III Tournament win in program history last Friday. They competed against La Roche College with a 71-64 victory in the first round of the tournament at the Panzer Athletic Center. Nakira Examond generated her eleventh double-double of the season, which helped her team bounce back after a slow start for 23 … Continue reading Corsairs conquer in the NCAA Division III Championships
By Nicole Belair, Staff Writer UMass Dartmouth’s women’s lacrosse team opened their season last weekend against the Johnson & Wales Wildcats. The Saturday game marked the first-ever meeting between the Corsairs and Wildcats in women’s lacrosse. Despite a 4-3 Corsair lead into the break, the Wildcats blew past UMass Dartmouth in the second half with a final score of 16-4. The Wildcats scored the game’s … Continue reading Two wins and a loss for women’s lacrosse
By Zack Downing, Staff Writer On March 4, four of UMass Dartmouth’s most promising track and field athletes took to the Tuft’s Last Chance Qualifier meet. This wasn’t any old track meet, for the athletes that were there weren’t so much competing with the others, as they were competing for the best qualifying numbers to reach the NCAA Division III Indoor Track and Field Championships. … Continue reading Track and Field inches closer to National Championship
