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Panthers defeat Chargers in first Field Hockey game

Joe Klaus, Sports Editor • September 3, 2021

In their opening game of the 2021 season, the Chargers Field Hockey team held their own against Adelphi University that bolstered two returning All-Americans. Senior Alexis Rider broke the scoring stalemate...

Baseball splits with Southern

Joe Klaus, Sports Editor • April 27, 2021

The Chargers honored their five graduating seniors in their doubleheader slate against cross-town rival, Southern Connecticut State University, on Saturday. The Chargers took game one of the doubleheader,...

Sports stigma: The real life of a college athlete

Joe Klaus, Sport Editor • April 13, 2021

TV shows, movies and real-life stories have commonly and inaccurately portrayed student-athletes. In 2010, the television show “Blue Mountain State,” depicted the crazed life of a fictional Division...

Sports weekend update

Joe Klaus, Sports Editor • April 9, 2021

This weekend, the Chargers baseball and softball series against American International College have been postponed per the established institutional and conference health protocols. The softball team was...

Chargers baseball loses game three of a four-game set

Joe Klaus, Sports Editor • April 6, 2021

After outsourcing Adelphi 19-5 on Saturday, it was the same university’s bats that woke up on Monday, taking game three against the Chargers 7-4. After being held quiet on Saturday, the Adelphi Panthers...

University of New Haven seeks to upgrade athletic status

Lindsay Giovannone, Contributing Writer • March 30, 2021

The University of New Haven has begun the ambitious process of becoming an NCAA Division 1 (D1) school. Director of Athletics and Recreation at the university, Sheahon Zenger, said that this movement is...

Softball sweeps Malloy

Joe Klaus, Sports Editor • March 27, 2021

The softball team took to the diamond for their third straight homestand when they hosted the undefeated Malloy Lions on March 25. In front of cardboard cutouts and students in the stands, they made their...

Tennis takes 4-3 thriller over Division I Providence College

Ethan Cardona, Contributing Writer • March 23, 2021

On March 21, New Haven made a comeback from three points down, taking a 4-3 victory over the Big East's Providence College for the team's first season win against a Division I (DI) opponent under head...

Levitt and Holland each score twice as #15/18 lacrosse drops Sunday bout with Le Moyne

Ethan Cardona, Contributing Writer • March 22, 2021

Freshman Cypress Levitt and senior Emily Holland each scored a pair of goals on the afternoon as No. 15/18 women's lacrosse dropped a 13-6 decision to No. 4/3 Le Moyne at Kathy Zolad Stadium on March 20. For...

Progress in the pandemic: Fans to return to New York sporting events

Lyndsay Miller, Contributing Writer • March 9, 2021

For the first time in almost a year, sports fans in New York will be allowed to attend events at venues with 10,000 seats or more, with proof of a negative PCR test taken within 72-hours of the game. In...

Charger Sports Spotlight: Megan McLoughlin

Tyler Garnet, Contributing Writer • March 9, 2021

This edition of Charger Sports Spotlight features Megan McLoughlin, a junior health science major from Long Island and a defender on the Women's Lacrosse Team. After graduation, she plans on applying for...

Spring sports prepare for season amid pandemic

Tyler Wells, Staff Writer • February 9, 2021

While the COVID-19 pandemic continues, spring varsity sports at the University of New Haven are confident that teams will see competition in the coming months. With students returning to campus, the athletic...

NE-10 announces fall sports will not play in spring of 2021

Davin Roy, Contributing Writer • February 9, 2021

The Northeast-10 has ended all the “what-ifs” of the fall 2020 season, deciding, meaning football, soccer, volleyball, field hockey or cross country will not play. The announcement was made official...

Are NFL players getting out of control?

Davin Roy, Contributing Writer • November 16, 2020

Every Sunday from the first week of September to the first of February, many Americans turn on their televisions to watch one of the most popular sports leagues in the country, the National Football League...

Derrick Henry: The next possible NFL MVP

Davin Roy, Contributing Writer • November 16, 2020

Second-round pick and Tennessee Titans running back, Derrick Henry has been having an immaculate season so far in 2020. Henry made a lot of noise last season when he led the Titans to the playoffs and...