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By: Ruben Nieves|Published by April 26, 2021 As New Jersey continues to open up and an increase of vaccinations are being administered, as of April 19, there have been 2.5 million people that have been fully vaccinated in New Jersey according to governor Phil Murphy. Due to this, Kean hopes to have fans attending sporting events in the future. With […]
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By Layla Lusby| Published by February 22, 2021 After playing their last game in November of 2019, Kean’s football team is getting ready to take the field. The team was set to open the 2020 season on Sept. 4 at Delaware Valley University. However with the Covid-19 pandemic, the New Jersey Athletic Conference felt as though it was not safe […]
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By Dorian Alerte| Published by 12/22/2020 With Covid-19 continuing to run through the United States, many athletes and schools are trying to find different ways to train. Nick Graff, the strength and condition coach, was prepared for there to be a different but effective approach to training and working out for student athletes in this uncertain time. “My plan is […]
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By Tahjee’ Shaw | Published by November 15, 2019 Kean held its fifth annual PowderPuff football game on Oct. 29 at Harwood Arena to raise money for the American Cancer Society in its fight against breast cancer. “PowderPuff is a fun game for an amazing cause,” said Roshorn Shivers Jr. President of Kean Dance Theater. “We hold it every year, […]
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By Dan Papa | Published by Oct. 25, 2018 Kean University’s football team has had a bit of a rocky start. The team lost three out of the first five games. However, neither Head Coach Daniel Garrett nor linebacker Dante Capozzoli are shaken by this. “We hang our hat on doing the right thing,” Garrett said. “Right now the right […]
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Published by May 9,2018 | By Craig Epstein Making the National Football League is one of the hardest things that any amateur football player can do. It take a lot of grit, determination, and focus, as well as the never-ending desire to succeed. That is why the fact that Kean University wide receiver Ben Guarino got an invite to both […]
Read moreBy Greg Patuto | Published by Jan. 29, 2018 The Kean University football team wrapped up their season on Nov. 11 with a 28-27 loss to Rowan University. This brought their overall record to 4-6 and their conference record to 4-5. Throughout the season, Kean played a tough schedule which included games against nationally ranked Springfield College, Wesley College and […]
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By Craig Epstein | Published Oct. 21, 2017 October 7 was a day to remember for Kean athletics. With four of the five teams that played claiming victory, there was a lot to remember for the alumni that returned to their alma mater. Perhaps the most impressive win came from the football team. Coming in at 1-3, the Cougars trounced […]
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By Gregory Patuto | Published Sept. 22, 2017 Salisbury University spoiled the home opener for Kean as they defeated the Cougars, 21-13. Salisbury (2-1) set the tone right away as quarterback Brandon Lewis hit wide receiver Josh McClain on a 52-yard touchdown pass. This lead would not last very long as Kean (0-2) would respond on their first drive of […]
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By Gregory Patuto | Published Sept. 12, 2017 Kean University’s football team opened up its season with a loss on Saturday against Springfield College. The Cougars traveled to Stagg Field in Massachusetts only to fall 28-8. Springfield (2-0) gained 339 yards on offense in this game, however, only eight of them came via pass. Running back Jordan Wilcox led the […]
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