There have been many names and storylines thrown around this preseason as to who may be in the running for the 2022-23 NFL MVP award. Can Tom Brady come out of retirement and be the oldest to ever win the award (beating his own record)? Can Aaron Rodgers win his third straight award? Will young […]
The 2022 NFL Most Valuable Player will be, without question, Josh Allen, quarterback for the Buffalo Bills. Allen is the betting favorite at +500 followed by former MVP Patrick Mahomes and future Hall of Famer Tom Brady at +750 and +800 respectively. Allen was second in MVP voting in 2020 losing to Green Bay Packers’ […]
Field Hockey The Providence College field hockey team has suffered consecutive losses to top-25 ranked teams this week. On Friday, Sept. 9, the Friars traveled to face the University of Iowa Hawkeyes. The Friars fell behind early, trailing 1-0 after the first quarter. They tied it up heading into the half, but lost control after […]
Men’s and Women’s Teams Look for Strong Season Over the last number of years, Providence College soccer fans have been gifted with strong play from both the men’s and women’s programs. In the 2021 season, the men’s team finished 12-5-4 in a season that saw them defeat #1 ranked Georgetown University 3-0 in the regular […]
Since its inception in 1987, Swim Across America has raised over $100,000,000 to fund cancer research and patient programs. The group hosts 24 charity swim events across the country that raise money for the cause. On Saturday, Sept. 10, they are hosting an event in Narragansett, RI at Roger Wheeler State Beach. The proceeds of […]
Who Will Win the 2022 World Series? Justin Bishop ’24 Sports Staff New York Mets Few teams are built to make the postseason, but only one is built to do so and win: the New York Mets. The Mets currently sit atop the National League East Division and are playing better than the reigning league […]
Men’s soccer The Providence College Men’s soccer team comes out being ranked number sixteen for the season. Their season opener was against Colgate University where they fell short 3-2. Nick Benjamin ’23 scored his first goal for the Friars in the first twenty minutes of the game, giving them great momentum. The second goal was […]
A Reload for Next Season Liam Tormey ’22 Sports Co-Editor We are now into the month of May, and it has been over a month since the Providence College men’s basketball team had their historic year come to an end against the eventual champions, Kansas University. It ended with the first Big East regular season […]
Friars Look to Rebuild for Next Season Justin Bishop ’24 Sports Staff Over the past few weeks, the Providence College men’s basketball team has seen some talented players depart, while reeling in some high caliber talent through the NCAA college basketball transfer portal. Justin Minaya ’22GS has decided not to use his sixth and final […]
Both Teams Look to Finish the Year on a High Note Joseph Quirk ’23 Sports Staff The 2022 Providence College spring track and field season is off to a fast start. Both the men’s and women’s squads have hit the ground running since they opened their season on March 27 at the Raleigh Relays. The Raleigh […]