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By Gerald Lima The Kean University Men’s Basketball team defeated New Jersey City University 79-78 in an overtime thriller at Harwood Arena on Kean University’s campus. The Gothic Knights of New Jersey City missed a potential game-winning free throw, which lead to Senior Guard, Ali Mix making a clutch lay-up to tie the game and send it to overtime. In […]
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By Mak Ojutiku March is beginning so Kean’s Winter sports are just about coming to its end and the Spring sports are just starting. Let’s take a look and see how teams from both seasons are doing right now. Baseball Coming off three straight NCAA World Series appearances and three straight Mid-Atlantic Region Championships Kean’s baseball team could easily be […]
Read moreBy Gerald Lima The Kean University Women’s Basketball team put on a display, blowing out the Richard Stockton Ospreys 79-53 in the opening round of the NJAC tournament. However, the Cougars team that trailed 38-37 in the first half, wasn’t the same team that came out of the locker room in the second half. The Cougars went on two dominating runs […]
Read moreBy Ryan Gaydos After winning five games all of last season, head coach Mandy King brought in some speedy talent to mix in with the upperclassmen and it has turned out to be a great formula for success. The 15-12 Kean Women’s Basketball team is back in the postseason after a one year ban. Kean was awarded the No. 1 […]
Read moreBy Ryan Gaydos After winning a combined 14 games between the 2011-12 season and the 2012-13 season, the Kean University Men’s Basketball team ended up with 14 wins total this season and made a deep run in the New Jersey Athletic Conference tournament before losing to eventual champion Richard Stockton College by one point in the semifinals. The Cougars have […]
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By Dan Canova Super Bowl Sunday at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey seemed more like an April day at Yankee Stadium in the Bronx. The weather and the game itself threw a curveball into the dirt, and all 111 million NFL fans watching all over the country chased it, and missed. If I were to tell you the final score […]
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By Mak Ojutiki Winter Break has come to a close here at Kean, and we’re all back to class. While you were enjoying your break, Kean’s sports teams were hard at work. The Winter sports season has been going on for three months now and all of the teams have experienced some up and downs, so there’s quite a lot […]
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By Carl Stoffers The Kean University softball team will take the field in 2014 looking to build on last season’s strong showing in the NCAA Division III Championship Tournament. It marked the squad’s third appearance in the tournament in the last four seasons and that success has led to high expectations in Union. “I think right now, where the program […]
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By Gerald Lima Men’s Preview The Men’s Lacrosse team looked strong throughout the entire season last year, ending up with the most wins in school history with a record of 15-3, and the seventh best record in the nation. The Cougars reached the Skyline Championship game, but came up short losing to its conference rivals Montclair University 16-7. Head Coach […]
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By Carl Stoffers With a resume that includes an NCAA Division III National Championship and a plethora of conference, regional and regular season titles, Kean baseball head coach Neil Ioviero’s philosophy on winning is somewhat surprising. “One of the keys to our winning is that we focus on everything besides winning,” Ioviero said. “We focus on showing up on time, […]
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