Kaepernick Strikes Again
Patrick Marchetta, Sports Writer
October 22, 2018
Filed under Sports
Brave. Disrespectful. Leader. Ignorant. Hero. Traitor. These are just some of the words used to describe former NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick since he began kneeling for the playing of the national anthem at the beginning of the 2016 NFL season. Two years later and Kaepernick is still in headline...
Week of Easy Wins
Rayna Katz, Sports Writer
October 22, 2018
Filed under Sports
With the second lackluster week of college football over, fans are finally able to relax for the week before their favorite teams march back into battle starting Friday. True football fans know the rivalry between the Clemson Tigers and Alabama Crimson tide. Just as the years prior, this seaso...
LA-Bron: Outcomes from this Summer’s Packed Offseason
Brandon Cannaveno, Sports Writer
October 19, 2018
Filed under Sports
By Brandon Cannaveno, Sports Writer LeBron to the Lakers!?!? DeMarcus Cousins to the Warriors!?!? Kawhi Leonard traded to the Raptors!?!? Arguably the biggest story of the summer came on the first day of free agency; LeBron James decided to sign a four-year, $154 million deal with the Lo...
Big Trades Around the NBA
Justin Morris, Assistant Sports Editor
March 13, 2018
Filed under Sports, Uncategorized
February 28th was the trade deadline for the NBA and all the teams were scruffing around to make some big roster changes. Some of the biggest trades came out of Cleveland where the Cavs traded away guard Isaiah Thomas, forward Channing Frye and a first round pick to the Los Angeles Lakers for guard Jo...
Amazing Things Never Come From Comfort Zones
Elizabeth Jasek and Ashley Lutz, Social Media Editors
February 20, 2018
Mark Mcmorris, his name is the definition of perseverance and determination. The twenty-four year old from Canada is performing in the 2018 Winter Olympic Games in Pyeongchang, South Korea. His events in the games are Men’s Snowboarding, Slopestyle, and Big Air. The slopestyle is a course that inc...
Army Sings Second, Beating Navy 14-13
January 31, 2018
Filed under Sports
December 9th, the 118th Navy v. Army game took place. The game was first played in 1890 at the West Point Drill Field. Since the early games the rivalry has exponentially increased to one of the most “touchy” topics to discuss within the Military. Today, the rivalry has caused both academies to co...
The Race for Heisman
Justin Morris, Assistant Sports Editor
January 18, 2018
Filed under Sports
The Heisman is the most prestigious award in college football and is awarded to the player who displayed an exquisite amount of leadership and skill throughout the season. The finalist are announced at the end of the season and the names are in. The top three Heisman finalist were announced: Baker Mayfi...
The Giant Giants Issue
Nicole Legg, Sports Editor
January 18, 2018
Filed under Sports
The New York Giants have officially fired Ben McAdoo and according to players like Victor Cruz, this was ‘long overdue’. The firing came after the Giants ended their season 2-10, an embarrassing and very poor record. It appeared the final straw for McAdoo came from benching quarterback Eli Mannin...
Army Sings Second, Beating Navy 14-13
January 16, 2018
December 9th, the 118th Navy v. Army game took place. The game was first played in 1890 at the West Point Drill Field. Since the early games the rivalry has exponentially increased to one of the most “touchy” topics to discuss within the Military. Today, the rivalry has caused both academies to co...
Christmas Day Ballin’
Grant Jenkins, Sports Editor
January 16, 2018
Filed under Sports
The Christmas season has begun in the NBA and the Christmas Day match-ups are the best match ups since the Christmas Day games have been a tradition. The first game on Christmas is the Philadelphia 76ers against the New York Knicks at 12:00pm. Game tw...
Second Base Was Not The Only Thing Red Sox Stole
Brian Hunt, John Hagler, Robby Zarouni, Elizabeth Jasek, and Ashley Lutz
October 27, 2017
Filed under Sports
On August 18th in Fenway Park, the 116 year old feud between the Boston Red Sox and New York Yankees came to a head. According to MNS News, the Boston Red Sox used Apple Watches to illicitly steal the Yankees’ catcher’s signs. In more detail, Boston Red Sox training staff would look at their...
Boys Soccer Takes on Spain
Brian Hunt, Broadcast Director
October 27, 2017
Filed under Sports
It was an exciting Sunday morning for the boys soccer team as they prepared themselves for an amazing expedition to Spain. They were scheduled to play a few soccer games against some spanish clubs and go on a few tours around the cities. The first stop for the team was in Barcelona on July 31. The pla...
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