The Providence College men’s soccer team is off to a blazing start to begin the 2026-27 season. The Friars have won four of their six games to kick off the year, including beating the University of Rhode Island with a 3–0 win. Although this triumph was an all-around team effort from our Friars, one player […]
Malik Mack Emilia Farrell ’28 Bryan Hodgson secured former Big East rival, Malik Mack, for the upcoming season at the expense of former coach Ed Cooley and his starting point guard. Mack was supposed to lead Georgetown’s turnaround, but in a shocking twist, he will end up finishing his college career at Providence. No stranger […]
The NHL Playoff race is heating up, and it is almost certain that we will not know specific matchups until the last day of the regular season. Looking at the Eastern Conference, the Boston Bruins and Ottawa Senators locked up the last two wildcard spots on Saturday, April 11. The Ottawa Senators clinched their second […]
Rhett Chambers ’27 has been an all-around allstar for Providence College’s men’s lacrosse team this season. Even before the season started, Chambers was formally recognized by the conference through his selection to the Preseason All-Big East Team. The junior midfielder was also named USA Lacrosse Division 1 Men’s Player of the Week back in February. […]
Lightning Ranking No. 3 in the Atlantic Division, the Tampa Bay Lightning remain a top contender to take home the Stanley Cup. With 49 wins this season, they finished strong despite injuries taking out five of their players. Dominic James, Maxwell Crozier, and Victor Hedman have been on injured reserve and are likely out for […]
Softball: On Sunday, April 12, the Friars took the series against St. John’s University with a 6–0 win. Alyssa Twomey ’27 pitched the whole game, Cameron Dunn ’27 had a three-RBI double, and Sofia Peterson ’26 hit a three-run home run. The Friars play a double header at home on Wednesday, April 15, against Boston […]
In the past few weeks, there have been rumors of shark-infested waters off the coast of Rhode Island. These reports came from multiple sources, including Jon Rothstein, Jeff Goodman, Trilly Donovan, Curry Hicks Sage, and Kevin McNamara. Many were wondering what would happen when Steve Napolillo, the Providence College athletic director, wandered into the water […]
After over four decades of leading one of the most well-respected cross country programs in the nation, Ray Treacy ’82 is retiring from his role as Head Coach and Director of Cross Country & Track at Providence College. This is an emotional, yet celebratory, close to a chapter that will absolutely define athletics at PC […]
The NFL mourned another tragic loss when it was reported on Feb. 21 that Rondale Moore had taken his own life. The former standout receiver at Purdue University was drafted in the second round of the 2021 NFL draft by the Arizona Cardinals, showing promise as a young receiver before facing recurring injury issues. Moore […]
While the 2025–2026 season for the Providence College men’s basketball team was undoubtedly discouraging to most, there was one player who I believe made a positive difference overall this season. Compared to most, he is sneakily underrated, and his impact is not talked about enough; No. 20, Nilivan Daniels ’28. Daniels embodies the grit and […]