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Ronda Rousey By Ryan Norton If you left the room immediately before the beginning of the Ronda Rousey vs. Cat Zingano main event this past Saturday at UFC 184, chances are you missed the entire fight. It only took Rousey only 14 seconds to defeat number one contender Zingano by submission with an armbar wrestling move. With a perfect professional […]
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The Cougars facing off against Stevens Institute of Technology By Ryan Norton On February 18, Kean University’s men’s basketball team will be playing its final game of the 2014-2015 season against The College of New Jersey. After finishing last season with a 16-14 record, the Cougars’ season got off to a slow start, dropping their first six games. Of those […]
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The 2013-2014 men’s lacrosse team. By Angel Ospina Kean’s Men Lacrosse team looks to build on its success of the past, as the season is quickly approaching. Shelley Sheiner is entering his 12 year as the head of coach the Cougars. He’s earned over 100 wins in his tenure here at Kean. “I am looking forward to another excellent season.” […]
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The Men’s volleyball team By Alyssa Davis The Kean University men’s volleyball team won all four of their matches on opening weekend at the Kean Winter Classic to start the 2015 season with an undefeated, 4-0 record. In their first match at the Classic, the Cougars went toe-to-toe with Elmira College. After Kean won the first set 27-25, Elmira responded […]
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Arslani was named player of the week for his outstanding play. By Krzysztof Kucza Senior Bez Arslani received two awards in one week as he was named Player of the Week of the Skyline Conference and also the Corvias ECAS Player of the Week during the week of January 16. These awards sprung from the outstanding performance from Arslani after […]
Read moreBy: Jonathan Bonilla In the 2013 season, Kean’s field hockey team finished with the second best season in program history going 15-5. The team knew it was going to have a strong year with six starting seniors, which brought a lot of experience and leadership to the team, according to head coach Leslie LaFronz. With the absence of any returning […]
Read moreBy: Jaime Alicea III The Kean University football team’s season is officially over after a gut-wrenching 16-14 loss to NJAC rival, Montclair State on Sat., Nov. 15. The team posted a record of 2-8, with a conference record of 2-5 in the NJAC. The team began the season with a three-game losing streak. After posting a win against Southern Virginia […]
Read moreBy: Jaime Alicea III Intramural dodgeball first started here at Kean University four years ago by a student named Stephen Barnes. For those of you who do not know what dodgeball is, it’s a sport in which players on two teams try to throw balls at each other while avoiding being hit themselves. “Stephen Barnes started intramural dodgeball here at […]
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Orlando (standing in the ring to the left) during a match. By Lauren Spain Balancing being a college athlete and a full-time student is difficult enough, but for senior football player Mike Orlando, it’s just the beginning. He balances being a student, a college athlete, while also pursuing his dream of becoming a professional wrestler. Orlando began playing football his […]
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Coach Rob Irvine By Gerald Lima Kean University’s men’s soccer team earned a spot in the NJAC postseason with a win on Wednesday afternoon against Ramapo College (4-2), under first-year head coach Rob Irvine. “We want to do well immediately,” Irvine said. “We are still a work in progress. The goal for this whole calendar year moving forward into the […]
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