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Baseball | Hawks sweep La Salle

The Saint Joseph’s baseball team made a strong push toward the Atlantic 10 tournament this weekend as they swept city rival La Salle in a three-game series at Campbell’s Field in Camden, N.J. They began the weekend Friday afternoon with a 10-6 victory.

Softball | Hawks dominate GW

Before being rained out of a doubleheader on Sunday, the Saint Joseph’s softball team won it’s three previous games, beating Lafayette by a score of 4-1 last Wednesday and taking two from George Washington on Friday and Saturday by scores of 3-0 and 1-0, respectively.

Track | Hawks have solid outing at Penn Relays

Every year, colleges, high schools, and professional athletes flock to Franklin Field on the University of Pennsylvania’s campus in Philadelphia. They showcase all the talents they have to offer, trying to stand out from the hundreds of other names that are competing to do the same.

Women’s tennis | Hawks finish tied for 11th in A-10

The women’s tennis team traveled to St. Louis this weekend for the Atlantic 10 Championships. Seeded 11th in the tournament, the women went up against Massachusetts on Friday and La Salle on Saturday. The Hawks battled through both matches but ended up splitting the two.

Athletics salutes scholarly seniors

On Monday night, seniors from various athletic teams were honored in the Perch for their contributions to their teams and to the university. Pictured are some of the top Senior Scholar-Athletes (from the left): Danielle DeBernardo, ‘10, Peter Slowik, ‘10, Colleen Greway, ‘10, and Beth Getty, ‘10 along with Director of Athletics Don DiJulia.

Rowing | Dad Vails await both men’s and women’s rowing teams in May

This past weekend the Saint Joseph’s men’s and women’s rowing teams were in action, competing in various high-profiled competitions. The men’s team participated in the Bergen Cup, which is the city championship. The women’s team was also in action in the annual Kelly Cup.

Golf | Hawks look to Orlando, A-10 tournament

This past weekend, the Hawks traveled to Happy Valley, Pa., to compete in the Rutherford Intercollegiate at the Penn State Blue Course. It seemed as if the first round would tell a lot, as many of the results did not change following that round. During the first round, the Hawks were lead by Zach Smith, ’10, who finished individually with a 5 over 76 to lead St.

Club Lax reaches elite eight in NCLL playoffs

The Saint Joseph’s men’s club lacrosse team advanced to the national elite eight last weekend by beating Fairfiled University from Connecticut. By the end of the first period, Fairfield had taken a 3-1 lead. By the end of the third quarter, St.

The Hot Corner | Donating hope for those in need

On Nov. 24, 2007, Ivan Klasnic walked out of the tunnel at the Stadion der Freundshcaft in Cottbus, Germany for what was just another game in Round 14 of the Bundesliga. The slight 6-foot-1 center forward logged a fairly pedestrian 65 minutes on the pitch for Werder Bremen that day, launching three shots, two of which were on goal.

Straight out of left field | Drafting a new medium for football fans

This year, ESPN and the NFL made a big to-do about moving the draft to primetime, making each round somehow more important simply because it was on TV at a different time. I have to say, this was one of the first years that I truly followed the draft and was deeply interested in it.

Men’s lacrosse | Hawks look to right the ship after two straight losses

The men’s lacrosse team suffered two tough losses against Manhattan and Mount St. Mary’s this week, ending the two-game winning streak coming into the week. Artie Marrapese, ’13, stood out in both games, totaling five goals. After winning their two previous games, Saint Joseph’s looked to extend their win streak to three against Mount St.

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