By Leo Kagan, Assistant Sports Editor April 26, 2023
The Boston Bruins lost in overtime to the Florida Panthers on Wednesday, with the Panthers clawing their way to the victory to live another day.
And while it might be foolish to look too far ahead...
By Leo Kagan, Assistant Sports Editor April 26, 2023
Men’s volleyball captain Neiko Pittman was named the GNAC Defensive Player of the Year on April 17, while also earning First Team All-Conference honors.
The awards came at the end of the junior’s...
By Jason Tulchin, Assistant Sports Editor April 20, 2023
Going into next season, the men’s soccer team will have two new members joining their coaching staff—ones that bring their share of experience both at Emerson and in semi-professional soccer.
The...
By Jason Tulchin, Assistant Sports Editor April 20, 2023
The Emerson men’s volleyball team ended a run ten years in the making, closing out their journey across the competitive 2022-2023 GNAC lineup with a hard-fought final loss to the Wentworth Institute...
By Aidan Crooke, Staff Writer, Sports April 19, 2023
There are three inevitabilities in life: death, taxes, and UFC President Dana White being involved in an insane business deal. The third inevitability came around April 5 in the form of UFC and WWE announcing...
Emerson baseball triumphed over Babson in game two of their three-game series on Saturday, marking the Lions’ first victory over the Beavers in the program’s history.
The win was the bright spot...
With the first game of Senior Day tied in the bottom of the ninth, the winning run on third base, senior catcher and co-captain Matt Nachamie stepped up to the plate with one goal in mind: “Put the ball...
By Leo Kagan, Assistant Sports Editor April 12, 2023
Collegiate athletics are an exclusive club—in every NCAA-recognized sport, only a fraction of those thousands of high school athletes across the country continue their sports into college.
Even...
Days after losing to Emmanuel College in four sets, the Emerson men’s volleyball team walked into the rival school’s gym as the underdog—a No. 5 seed facing the No. 4 seed Saints in the GNAC quarterfinals....
By Aidan Crooke, Staff Writer, Sports April 5, 2023
What started as a weekend gone awry in upstate New York has turned into a major comeback story—not only for sophomore pitcher Alex Nissenberg but also for the Emerson Lions baseball team as a whole.
Nissenberg,...
By Leo Kagan, Assistant Sports Editor April 5, 2023
The Boston Bruins moved into third place on the NHL’s single-season wins list on Sunday, tying the 1976-77 Montreal Canadiens 60-win season with a 4-3 shootout win over the St. Louis Blues.
Unlike...
At last, the madness is over.
Following a thrilling Final Four where San Diego State beat Florida Atlantic University on a buzzer-beating three, and UConn handled its business against the Miami Hurricanes,...
By Jason Tulchin, Assistant Sports Editor March 29, 2023
At Emerson, high school graduates from all over the country and the world come in droves to pursue their passions—and this variety is well-reflected in the school’s athletics program. Unlike its competition...
By Leo Kagan, Assistant Sports Editor March 29, 2023
Emerson College announced last week that Stephanie Smyrl, the current athletic director at Lesley University, will take over the same position at Emerson after the end of the academic term.
Smyrl, who...
By Jason Tulchin, Assistant Sports Editor March 29, 2023
The Emerson men’s volleyball team went 1-1 underneath the lights of the Bobbi Brown & Steven Plofker Gym this past Saturday. The doubleheader against the Wentworth Leopards and Colby-Sawyer Chargers...
After a promising start to their season in Florida over spring break, the Emerson softball team is looking to build off of their success in the Sunshine State with 26 more games until a potential postseason.
The...
Emerson men’s basketball veteran Jarred Houston ended his dominant 2022-23 campaign with some notable hardware: in addition to making the All-Conference first team, the graduate center was also named...
For a long time, the National Football League has stood as a stain on socially progressive movements in the United States.
While corporate America was looking at the workplace through a new lens in...
By Leo Kagan, Assistant Sports Editor March 1, 2023
In 2022, the Emerson women’s lacrosse roster had just 15 players.
For somebody unfamiliar with the sport, 15 may sound like a lot—the Emerson women’s basketball squad dressed just 12 players...
The Emerson Quadball team is en route to a historic season—but more than that, they value the welcoming and inclusive environment they manage.
The US Quadball Division II team possesses a 5-7 record,...
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