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By Steven Merrill | Published by March 26, 2020 Usually, it isn’t a Division III football player who is putting in work at a training center in order to prepare for the upcoming NFL Draft. Kean Football alum Pete Lejawa is changing the norm. After five seasons at Kean that included an ACL tear and broken fingers, Lejawa is pursuing his dream of playing football […]
Read moreBy Harold Carias | Published by March 26, 2020 The rapid spread of COVID-19 (Coronavirus) has left fans and athletes of professional and amateur sports leagues in wonder of when one of our sources of entertainment will return. On March 11, the World Health Organization declared the rapidly spreading COVID-19 outbreak a pandemic. In response to concerns about COVID-19, Kean Athletics […]
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By Ruben Nieves | Published March 24, 2020 As the Coronavirus continues to spread through the United States and the world, sports had to cancel or delay their seasons. The major sports throughout the world have announced what they are doing to help avoid the spread of the virus throughout their leagues. The NBA was the first to announce they […]
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By Eric Salas | Published by March 24, 2020 The worldwide pandemic known as the Coronavirus has massively impacted the lives of thousands around the globe and has made its presence known in the world of college and professional sports. At Kean, it all began on March 4 when Kean University officials notified student-athletes who were scheduled to travel for […]
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By Dorian Alerte | Published by February 21, 2020 After a disappointing end to last season, the Kean Women’s basketball team seeks to redeem themselves on the basketball court. “Losing the way we did in the championship game was definitely heartbreaking,” said senior guard Payce Lange. “But we want to show everyone that we should have won and can win this season.” Lange says that the […]
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By Ruben Nieves | Published by February 19, 2020 Coming off an NCAA Tournament Regional Final appearance, the Kean Women’s softball team looks to continue their success this season. “I’m looking to continue where we left off from last year,” said head coach Margie Acker. “We lost in the regional at home and obviously we would like to win the conference. […]
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By Steven Merrill | Published by February 17, 2020 It was throughout last season when Kean Men’s volleyball player Steven Zarzycki felt a nagging pain in his back. After receiving an MRI on his lower back in mid-April when the season was over, a mass was revealed. In late May, just two weeks into summer classes at Kean, Zarzycki received a call […]
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By Eric Salas | Published by February 15, 2020 Kean baseball is back in full swing for the 2020 season and the team is looking to make a strong push for the College World Series and a chance at the Division III National Championship. “Every year the goal doesn’t change regardless of what team we have,” said head coach Neil […]
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By Harold Carias | Published by January 30, 2020 Shock waves were felt across the world as the news of Los Angeles Lakers icon and five-time NBA champion Kobe Bryant’s death in a helicopter crash was reported in Calabasas, California on Jan. 26. According to the Los Angeles Police Department, Bryant, 41, was on board with eight other passengers, including […]
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By Tahjee’ Shaw | Published by December 8, 2019 Kean’s Women’s field hockey team had a very successful season, winning 17 games in a row at one point. Leslie Lafonz, the head coach of the Cougars, was very happy and impressed by the team’s accomplishments. “The camaraderie and commitment are all ingredients to a successful season,” said Lafonz. On August 31st, […]
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