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MSMC Dealt a Pair of Non-Conference Losses

FISHKILL – The Mount Saint Mary College Baseball team opened the 2016 home schedule on Sunday afternoon with a doubleheader loss to visiting Baruch....

Marist Red Foxes Win Two Matches on the Day

HARRISON – The Marist men’s tennis team took care of business, winning two matches on the day against Fordham University and Wagner College in...

Vassar Falls 5-4 to St. Lawrence University

CANTON - It came down to the final match, but the Vassar College women’s tennis team ultimately fell to St. Lawrence University on the...

Army Retains Challenge Cup at RMC

KINGSTON, ONTARIO – For the fifth-straight year, the Army hockey team won the Challenge Trophy with a 4-3 win against RMC in the 80th...

Marist Concludes Play Against Binghamton

SYRACUSE – The Marist men’s tennis team wrapped up weekend play at the Turning Stone Resort, falling to Binghamton 4-3 in a dual match.“This...

Army Hockey Drops Non-League Game

WEST POINT – Massachusetts scored 22 seconds into overtime to defeat the Army hockey team, 2-1, at Tate Rink on Saturday night.Army (5-9-4) took...

Marist Men’s Basketball Prevails at Manhattan

RIVERDALE - The Marist men’s basketball team earned a 75-70 victory at Manhattan in Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference play on Sunday at Draddy Gymnasium....

Suny Orange to Add XC to their Athletic Lineup

MIDDLETOWN - For the first time in nearly four decades, cross country runners will wear the blue and orange of SUNY Orange on a...

Ellerson Announces 2009 Football Recruiting Class

WEST POINT – Army head coach Rich Ellerson welcomed the newest members of the Black Knights' football program into the fold on Monday as...

Hawks hold off the Cadets from Norwich

NEW PALTZ - The SUNY New Paltz women’s basketball team held off Norwich, 57-52, Tuesday night in the Hawk Center on the campus of...
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