JOHN GALLAGHER SPORTS EDITOR A strained hip flexor has kept freshman soccer player John Ellender out of competition thus far, but the midfielder has set his sights on future conferenceContinue Reading
JOHN GALLAGHER SPORTS EDITOR There’s a good reason why Mozart is never selected to supplement an NBA Playoffs commercial. The construct of any high-profile sporting event often hinges on hype,Continue Reading
JOHN GALLAGHER SPORTS EDITOR On August 28, the first day of the academic year, Franciscan University’s well-recognized Christian Marriage professor marched into class wearing nothing but his self-proclaimed birthday suit.Continue Reading
JOHN GALLAGHER SPORTS EDITOR Under sunny Steubenville skies, the women’s softball team swept conference opponent D’Youville College on Saturday, leveling their season record at 8-8 and moving a step closerContinue Reading
JOHN GALLAGHER SPORTS EDITOR On Wednesday, the Franciscan University men’s lacrosse team brought home its fourth win of the regular season, courtesy of a 16-11 victory over Muskingum University. TheContinue Reading
JOHN GALLAGHER SPORTS EDITOR The Franciscan University softball team was closely edged 12-10 by conference opponent Penn State-Behrend in its second of two contests on Friday. After losing the afternoon’sContinue Reading
JOHN GALLAGHER & KENDAL HUNTSMAN SPORTS EDITOR & STAFF WRITER On a rainy Wednesday afternoon, the Franciscan University men’s lacrosse team competed against the Westminster Titans in a 21-7 lossContinue Reading
JOHN GALLAGHER SPORTS EDITOR Upon graduating high school, I was under the naive impression that I would enjoy athletics at a collegiate level. And certainly I do; Division III athleticsContinue Reading
JOHN GALLAGHER SPORTS EDITOR When he’s not solving the university’s technological problems behind the Information Technology Services desk in the library, freshman engineering major Stephen Bolster can be found alongsideContinue Reading
JOHN GALLAGHER SPORTS EDITOR History and education major Peter Flaherty woke the morning of March 9 with a single thought in mind: “Today is the day.” Along with fellow co-leaderContinue Reading