Men’s Basketball on Three-Game Skid
Anthony Gangemi, Contributing Writer
December 18, 2018
Filed under Charger Athletics, Sports
In what has been a rough week for New Haven, the Chargers dropped their third straight contest Saturday, falling to 5-3 overall. The week began with a disappointing home loss, 57-52, in a match-up against Pace. Looking to bounce back on Saturday, the Chargers fell short once again, this time, 62-55, t...
Playoff Time for Fantasy Football
Chris DiGeronimo, Sports Editor
December 17, 2018
Filed under Charger Athletics, Sports
The NFL regular season may still be chugging along, but for fantasy football, the playoffs have just begun. The last two to three weeks of the NFL regular season count as the fantasy football playoffs, depending on what type of league you are in and how many teams are in your league. Week 16 of the ...
Women’s Basketball Knocks off Undefeated Owls
Majelique Lewis, Staff Writer
December 5, 2018
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The Chargers were able to take down the undefeated Southern Connecticut Owls 67-54. The win moves the Chargers to 5-2 on the season and 1-2 in the NE-10 Conference. New Haven was led by senior Alexandria Kerr who posted a game-high 31 points and 13 rebounds, shooting 68 percent from the field. The cha...
Bailey’s Career Night Downs Southern Connecticut
Zachary Pincince, Contributing Writer
December 5, 2018
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The University of New Haven’s men’s basketball team took their undefeated record across the street in a matchup with Southern Connecticut State University. A passionate rivalry between the teams created an intense environment in James Moore Field House Wednesday night. The Chargers fell behind early ...
Should College Athletes Get Paid?
Nicole Manall, Staff Writer
December 5, 2018
Filed under Opinion & Editorials, Sports
Over the past few years, college athletics have been receiving more attention by sports media. The intensity and competitiveness between teams outweigh any rivalry that teams in professional sports have to offer. Between the teams and fan base, it is constantly growing. This has brought more aware...
Women’s Basketball Falls to Adelphi
Majelique Lewis, Staff Writer
November 20, 2018
Filed under Charger Athletics, Sports
Women’s basketball snapped their two-game winning streak after falling to Adelphi, Saturday Nov. 17, 65-59. It was a hard-fought battle for the Chargers as they went back and forth in a game that included 11 lead changes. The biggest lead was held by the Chargers when they were up by 10 in the f...
Volleyball Loses in East Region Semifinal
Zachary Pincince, Contributing Writer
November 20, 2018
Filed under Charger Athletics, Sports
The Chargers volleyball team hosted the NCAA East Regional tournament this past weekend and was awarded the number one seed. On Thursday, the Chargers took on the eighth-seeded Saint Anselm Hawks. The Chargers have seen a lot of Saint Anselm recently, having beat them in a close 3-2 match to close ...
Chargers Win NCAA Playoff Thriller
Chris DiGeronimo, Sports Editor
November 20, 2018
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New Haven returned to the NCAA playoffs for the first time in six seasons, and they arrived with a vengeance by defeating three-seeded West Chester in a 35-28 shootout on Saturday. After a 17-13 loss in the NE-10 Championship to LIU Post last weekend, the Chargers came out to prove that loss was...
Men’s Basketball Drops Exhibition at Seton Hall
Anthony Gangemi, Contributing Writer
November 14, 2018
Filed under Charger Athletics, Sports
On Friday, New Haven basketball kicked off their 2018-2019 season with an exhibition match against Division 1 opponent, Seton Hall. After a promising finish to last season, the Chargers have high expectations this year, and they are projected to finish second in the Southwest Division in the Northeast-10 Co...
Reviewing Field Hockey’s Second Season
Ethan Cardona, Staff Writer
November 14, 2018
Filed under Charger Athletics, Sports
The second official season is now in the books for Charger field hockey, following a 6-0 loss to Southern New Hampshire Tuesday. The team finishes the year with a record 2-15, which is a huge first step for a program only in its second season and comprised of 14 freshmen on a 17-player roster. “We...
Football Loses in NE-10 Championship
Kenny Sorrentino, Business Manager
November 14, 2018
Filed under Charger Athletics, Sports
The New Haven Chargers football team came up one yard short at LIU Post on Saturday, Nov. 10, in the NE10 Championship, as they lost 17-14. The first quarter consisted of a quick New Haven three-and-out followed by a Pioneers turnover on downs. The Chargers had a long drive of 11 plays and nearl...
What to Expect from Women’s Basketball
Chris DiGeronimo, Sports Editor
November 11, 2018
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The calendar has flipped to November which can only mean one thing, it’s basketball season! The women’s basketball program will get a fresh start this as they welcome new coach Deborah Buff. Buff takes on leadership of the program following a seven- year stint with Wheeling Jesuit University, in ...
Men’s Basketball: Looking Ahead
Chris DiGeronimo, Sports Editor
November 7, 2018
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After a successful 2017-18 campaign, men’s basketball is ready to build on their past success. Last season, the team finished 17-10, with a 13-7 record in the NE-10 Conference. The Chargers finished third in the NE-10 Southwest Division. But, the season ended on a sour note as they were defeated by M...
Football Defeats St. Anselm 49-21
Kenny Sorrentino, Business Manager
November 6, 2018
Filed under Charger Athletics, Sports
The New Haven Chargers football team defeated the Saint Anselm Hawks on Saturday, 49-21. The Chargers honored seniors C.J Fitzpatrick, Francis Palmer, Dan Iannone, Jordan Francklin, Keiran Ryan, Jonathan Badyna, Miles Pease, Ajee Patterson, and Mark Clements before the game for senior day. ...