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By Ryan Gaydos Coming off a loss in five sets against Rutgers-Newark, the Kean men’s volleyball team lost its first game against No. 1 Springfield in straight sets 25-13, 25- 18, 25-11 in the first of two games. The Cougars won the second game against Cairn University 25-22, 25-19, 26-24. Senior Steve Vahalla led the team in kills in both […]
Read moreBy Ryan Gaydos The Kean men’s basketball team needed a win to move up two games in the New Jersey Athletic Conference standings above New Jersey City and Rutgers-Camden. The Gothic Knights did not let that happen as New Jersey City defeat Kean 66-55. The Cougars did not show any kind of energy on the floor as the team had […]
Read moreBy Ryan Gaydos The Kean women’s basketball team came out flat Saturday afternoon against New Jersey City and it showed in the 64-55 loss against the Gothic Knights to drop the team to 4-14 on the season overall. The Gothic Knights played in a zone defense the entire game with center Deseree Johnson following Cougars’ leading scorer Erika Jones […]
Read moreBy Ryan Gaydos The Kean Cougars men’s basketball team had a very tough match-up against the No. 11 Ramapo Roadrunners and although the Cougars had a slight edge at half time, 37 second half points for Ramapo was the difference in the 70-55 loss for the Cougars. Junior guard Michael Burton tried to breakout in the second half but missed […]
Read moreBy Ryan Gaydos Although the Kean Cougars women’s basketball team cannot participate in any postseason play, it has not stopped the team from playing hard night in and night out. Wednesday, Kean defeated a very tough Ramapo team 70-60. Senior Erika Jones absolutely went off on the Roadrunners. She dowsed Ramapo with 20 points and a remarkable 24 rebounds for […]
Read moreBy Mike Jago The Kean University men’s volleyball team is looking to build on their successful 2011-2012 campaign, as they get ready to open up their season in January. Third-year head coach Don Perkins, who lead the team to a 25-11 record in the 2011-2012 season, is looking to expand on their previous successes, which include a Skyline Conference regular season co-championship, […]
Read moreBy Ryan Gaydos The 2012-13 Kean Cougars women’s basketball team will be filled with different expectations than the team is usually used to by this time of year. Instead of being ranked as one of the top teams in the New Jersey Athletic Conference and in the nation, the team will be under the radar for a different reason. This will be […]
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December 1: Men’s Basketball vs. TCNJ 1: Women’s Basketball vs. TCNJ 5: Women’s Basketball vs. Rowan 5: Men’s Basketball vs. Rowan 8: Women’s Basketball @ New Jersey City University 8: Men’s Basketball @ New Jersey City University 12: Women’s Basketball @ William Patterson 12: Men’s Basketball @ William Patterson 15: Men’s Basketball @ Delaware Valley College 15: Women’s Basketball @ […]
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By Dan Canova The 2011 Kean Cougars football team were New Jersey Athletic Conference champions. The 2012 Kean Cougars football team, “just fell short.” At one point in the very important NJAC conference game, Kean led the Cortland State Red Dragons 17-3. Before long, the Red Dragons scored 23 points to blow past the defending NJAC Champion, Kean Cougars, with a 31-17 […]
Read moreBy Raymond Gurbisz After a disappointing 2011-2012 season, the Kean University men’s basketball team looks to start the new season on the right foot. Finishing last season with a 7-20 record, the Cougars will try to get things rolling early on, to bring the team back to a winning record. Last season was a real struggle for the Cougar team, which […]
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