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Sports | Jan.28, 2010
Freshman Friars Go 1-2-3 in 5,000-Meter Race at URI
The Men’s and Women’s Indoor Track Teams opened their seasons at the University of Rhode Island’s Sorlien Invitational last weekend.
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Sports | Jan.28, 2010
Faith Restored to Friartown
One game Friar fans left the Dunkin’ Donuts Center cursing out players and coaches and the next they stormed the court in jubilant celebration. That’s life in the Big East. It’s an emotional roller coaster of ups and downs, highlight dunks and forgettable turnovers— and in Providence’s case the highest of highs and the lowest of lows took place over the course of just five days. After
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Sports | Jan.28, 2010
A Rhode Islander Reacts: PC-URI Rivalry Safe for Now
It was a real shocker to me, a Rhode Island kid through-and-through, when I heard the rumors during finals last semester that the Friars-Rams basketball rivalry was in jeopardy, due to PC’s reluctance to return to the Ryan Center.
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Sports | Jan.28, 2010
The Break that Was: Friars Go 3-3 in Conference Play
The Friars began their Big East odyssey by travelling to South Bend, Ind. and were handed a loss by the Fighting Irish of Notre Dame.
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Sports | Jan.28, 2010
Two OT Games too Much for PC
This weekend the Men’s Hockey Team continued a three-game skid, losing two consecutive hard-fought overtime games, dropping the team to 9-13-1 overall and 4-11-1 in Hockey East play. On Saturday the Friars fell at Merrimack College, 2-1, to follow up a 3-2 loss on home ice to the No. 16 University of New Hampshire.
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Sports | Jan.28, 2010
Marandola, Cournoyer Take Over PC Record Books
Since Providence has entered the belly of the Big East schedule in the last four weeks, the level of competition has increased greatly. And although the wins are not coming as easily as they did earlier in the season, the Friars are still working hard, and that effort is translating into the record books
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Sports | Jan.28, 2010
No. 9 Friars Sitting Pretty Atop Hockey East
Defender Jennifer Friedman ’12 of the Women’s Hockey Team is certainly no stranger to accelerating her output in the month of January. As a freshman last season, all four of her goals and six of her eight total points were collected within 31 days of the Times Square ball drop.
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Sports | Jan.28, 2010
Velischek Continues Family Tradition at Schneider
Providence College was a clear first choice for defenseman Alex Velischek ’13. Both his mother and father graduated from Providence, so it was inevitable that he would come to PC.
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Sports | Mar.27, 2003
Softball steps up to the plate
The Providence College softball team is stepping up to the plate and getting ready for the upcoming 2003 season.
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