The Berkeley Beacon
Saturday, May 25, 2013
Junior men#039;s soccer player has presence, brings intensity to field on Lions team
The score was Emerson, five, Newbury College, two. But junior Chris Mathias kept playing hard...
Hit with adversity, Lions look to break serve
This is the home of Emerson women's tennis. The squad is the last of the holdouts, the only...
Fresh kicks
The team was prepared to open its season at Clark University Sept. 3 but was forced to wait until...
Lions are losers no more
Luckily for its players, it didn't take long for the team to get back on the right track.The...
BEACON PICK OF THE PRIDE
As the coaches shout instructions and the players feverishly rotate and switch sides, senior...
Down to the wire
The dog days of summer are over and the regular season is coming to an end. The season could not...
Win, lose and draw; Lions happily mediocre
This year, the squad has started on a better note, earning a 1-1-1 record over the first three...
Leopards lick Lions
The first game in the history of Emerson's new gym was about to begin.,Emerson College President...
The high price of being great
Boston is a sports town and the Red Sox are the number one team, but a couple of things kept...
Winning streaks snapped
In a double-header match-up between the top predators of the GNAC, the first game found the Lions...
Injury bug attacks Lax
The Duke University men's lacrosse scandal took another turn earlier this week when two players...
Baseball has 99 problems but a pitch ain#039;t one
Junior baseball co-captain Lucas Einstein and his teammates could have given up after a...
Tennis sweeping up in the GNAC
On April 1, the Lions hosted Albertus Magnus College and won all nine of the matches played. One...
Common running in Boston
Granted, downtown Boston is not the most natural setting with the freshest air supply, but...
Lions hunting opposition
The team devoured its opponents this past weekend by a margin of 28 to 2 in three games. After...
