Providence College men’s basketball has returned to the AMP, formerly known as “The Dunk,” giving its undyingly loyal fan base much to consider regarding the success of the Friars this season. Kim English is entering his second year as head coach and has strung together a pretty good resume—21–14 in the 2023–24 season as part […]
Colorado is known for its Rocky Mountains, but soon enough, if not already, the Pacific Northwest state will be known for Deion Sanders and the Colorado Buffaloes. Although Colorado got a reality check from Oregon on Saturday afternoon after being defeated 42–6, this game does not reflect everything Sanders has done for the Colorado program […]
The Providence College men’s soccer team currently has an overall record of 2–4–2. After some movement with players, Providence did not fall short in forming a solid team. This season came with new, well-fitting players for the Friars. Pearse O’Brien ’27 has proven to be one of these newly fitted players early in the season, […]
The Ryder Cup starts this Friday pinning The United States against Europe in their biannual golf showdown. The U.S. are the defending champions, winning in Whistling Straits back in 2021, but they face a very difficult road ahead of them. This year’s battle will be held at Marco Simone Golf Club just outside of Rome, […]
No, They Should Not The New York Giants shockingly made a smart decision this offseason. They decided not to extend Saquon Barkley to a long term, high paying contract. Don’t get me wrong, Saquon is a great player and is the best player on the whole Giants team. That does NOT mean that he is […]
Yes, They Should It is very clear that NFL running backs should be compensated just as much as the other star player positions. A running back has one of the most important positions on the football field; however, it is also one of the most injury-prone positions in all of sports. In today’s NFL, having […]
Field Hockey: The Providence College field hockey team holds a 5–4 overall record and a 0–2 Big East conference record. On Sept. 22, the Friars faced the No. 9 Liberty Flames in Lynchburg, VA, losing 5–2. Lisa McNamara GS ’23 scored both goals for Providence. Their next game was played on Sept. 24 against Merrimack […]
The Providence College men’s soccer team is off to a 2–4–2 overall start with a 0–1–1 Big East record. The Friars have had a brutal schedule to start the season, playing at the time No. 1 Syracuse University in Syracuse, NY as their first game of the season. The team fell to Syracuse 0–2 with […]
Men’s Soccer: The Providence College men’s soccer team tied the University of Akron 3–3 on Sept. 15 in Akron, Ohio. The Friars took a 2–0 lead early in the game thanks to a penalty shot goal from Diego Batista ’26 in the seventh minute and a 31st minute goal from Gevork Diarbian ’24. Akron then […]
The Providence College women’s soccer team has had an exceptional start to their season with five consecutive wins against Iona, Quinnipiac, University of Rhode Island, Brown, and Temple University. Not to mention, all wins for Providence resulted in clean sheets for goalkeepers Emma Bodmer ’24, Katherine McElroy GS’22 and Ava Ripanti ’27. The first match […]