Men’s Soccer: The Providence College men’s soccer team improves to a 4–4–2 overall record, 1–1–1 in Big East play. The Friars fell just short of a win on Sept 23. against the Villanova Wildcats with a score of 4–3, with the three goals being scored by Nathan Messer GS ’23, Berendan McSorley ’24 and Pearse […]
Kirk Cousins It is comical to think that Kirk Cousins could be the NFL MVP. It’s an insane thought. It’s the kind of thought that makes you question what I’ve been watching. The question shouldn’t be what I’m watching, it should be what Cousins is watching. He’s watching everyone lose that he is going to […]
Josh Allen The NFL MVP spot has been crowded with quarterbacks for the last 10 seasons. The last non-quarterback to win the MVP award was Adrian Peterson in 2012. This award has been dominated by players like Patrick Mahomes, Aaron Rodgers, Tom Brady, and Brett Farve. As we enter the new season, it would be […]
Greetings, fellow sports bettors. It has been far too long since I have been allowed to spread my seed of picks across this fine newspaper. I must assure you that I have spent these last few months in my lair, doing nothing but crunching numbers and any bookie I get my hands on. I was […]
This past Saturday, Swim Across America held its 14th annual swim at Roger Wheeler State Beach in Narragansett, Rhode Island. Swim Across America was founded in 1987 and held its first open water event in Long Island Sound. “In its 36 years of making waves to fight cancer, more than 100,000 swimmers and 150 Olympians […]
The Providence College women’s soccer team has opened their season strong with five straight shutout wins. This winning streak was made possible by the finishes of Meg Hughes ’24, making her this week’s Athlete of the Week. Hughes’s collegiate career here at PC is one of consistent growth and outreach in her abilities as a […]
Justin Bishop ’24 Sports Staff The Providence Lacrosse team closed out regular season play with a 12–11 OT win over Big East Conference opponent St. John’s University on Saturday, April 30. The team finished with an overall record of 6–8 with a Big East conference record of 2–3, good enough to clinch a bid in […]
Joseph Quirk ’23 Sports Co-Editor From Thursday, April 27 through Saturday, April 29, the Providence College track and field team traveled to Philadelphia, PA to compete in the Penn Relays, hosted by the University of Pennsylvania. Numerous Friars found success in Pennsylvania, including Marcelo Rocha ’23GS, who won the 10,000-meter race with a time of […]
Denver Nuggets Will Murphy ’23 Sports Co-Editor The Denver Nuggets have struggled to achieve sustained playoff success over the last several years, despite the emergence of Nikola Jokic as one of the game’s premier stars. Much of this can be attributed to less-than-ideal injury luck, particularly in the cases of Jamal Murray and Michael Porter […]
O’Livia Lopes ’26 Sports Staff Lacrosse The Providence College men’s lacrosse team is now at 6–8 overall, holding a 2–3 Big East Conference record. On April 21, the Friars fell to the University of Denver in a match that ended 6–13. Ryan Bell ’25 led the scoring with three points on two goals and one […]