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By 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 […]
Read moreBy Thomas Antonelle Women’s Soccer A team that was coasting through most of September has taken an unfortunate step back in their late October play. The Cougars, who were 10-2-2 just a short time ago, now sit at 10-5-3 overall. After a hard-fought battle against TCNJ, the team got the bounces they needed when the game went to penalty […]
Read moreBy Ryan Gaydos Kean women’s soccer pulled together Sunday and defeated Richard Stockton College 2-1 in overtime to win the 2012 ECAC Metro championship behind a Carly Seidel game-winning goal. Seidel was named the Most Outstanding Player for the tournament scoring three goals in two days. Seidel also had a goal for the Cougars in the 50th minute putting the team on the […]
Read moreBy Raymond Gurbisz The Kean University football team put on a thrilling show in their 58-7 blowout win over Western Connecticut State University, giving fans and students who attended something to enjoy during the Cougars’ homecoming game. The Cougars have won their last three games after dropping the first two of the 2012 season. At 3-0 in conference play, […]
Read moreBy Thomas Antonelle Women’s Soccer: The Women’s Soccer team, who’s currently on a six game winning streak and 9-1 overall, hasn’t skipped a beat. They will look to rely on their immense skill with no help from home field advantage as four of their next seven games are on the road. Boasting a perfect 4-0 record in conference play, the team’s only […]
Read moreBy Dan Canova How quickly things change. After starting the young season 0-2, and what looked to be a disappointment, the Kean Cougars have now moved to above .500 with a 3-2 record, and are back on par for the season. Senior running back, Darius Kinney has quietly been the reason for Kean’s success as of late. “Darius has made huge strides […]
Read moreBy Justin West The Men’s and Women’s soccer clubs know that the month of October is very important to the overall success of their seasons. It’s the stretch run to the end. Each game becomes more important as the conference matchups come to focus. Coach Brian Doherty of the women’s team and coach Tony Ocrimenko have their teams prepared and ready to […]
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