Category: Sports

Women’s Basketball Preview

Team Looks to Previous Season Highlights as Guides for Upcoming Season By Ethan Ticehurst ’18 Sports Staff    Basketball season is right around the corner in Friartown. Crowds will be pouring into the Dunkin Donuts Center to see the Providence College Men’s Basketball Team play this season, but fans will also head to Mullaney Gymnasium […]

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Women’s Soccer: Tourney Bound

By Eileen Flynn ’20 Sports Staff The Providence College Women’s Soccer Team has o cially concluded their regular season play. The team nished with a solid record of 10-7-1, and 5-3-1 in the Big East. Throughout the season, the Friars clinched several big wins causing the team to stand out around campus and throughout the […]

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Why Men’s Hockey is PC’s Best Winter Sport

By Max Anderson ’18 Sports Staff     If I were writing this article four years ago, I would have said that basketball is the best winter sport to follow here at Providence College. However, after being a student here at the time that the PC Men’s Hockey Team won the National Championship in 2015, […]

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Why Men’s Basketball is PC’s Best Winter Sport

By Chris McCormack ’18 Sports Staff    The winter sports season is arguably the biggest season for Providence College. With two of our programs on the national stage, it is hard to overlook it as one of the better seasons. Both the Men’s Hockey and Men’s Basketball Teams are ranked in the preseason rankings.    […]

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Men’s Club Golf Takes a Swing at Nationals

by Eileen Flynn ’20 Sports Staff    The Providence College Club Golf Team has become one of the more successful teams on campus over the past couple of months. Without a Division 1 team, Providence College looks to the club team.   16 Friars are led by Head Coach John Conley and Assistant Coach Johnathan […]

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Hayward Injury Impacts Celtics Season

by Max Anderson ’18 Sports Staff    A nightmare scenario for Celtics fans became reality last Tuesday night when Gordon Hayward, the star free agent who signed for the Celtics over the summer, gruesomely dislocated his ankle and fractured his tibia in a 102-99 loss to the Cleveland Cavaliers.    The loss of Hayward is […]

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Expansion Leads to Success: Vegas Knights Make History

by Meaghan Cahill ’20 Sports Editor    They started their season with virtually nothing–no stats, no previous wins or losses, and no idea how a team consisting of offered up players would play together.   None of that, however, stops the Las Vegas Golden Knights from defying any preconceived notions that their inaugural season would […]

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Dream Fantasy Football Line Up: Week 8

by Ethan Ticehurst Sports Staff Quarterback Deshaun Watson, Houston: He is currently tied for second in touchdown passes for the year. He is the most reliable high-point scorer in the league. He also has a cannon of an arm. Running Back 1 Kareem Hunt, Kansas City: So far, Hunt has been the biggest surprise in […]

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Friar Spotlight: Kendall Jerzky

by Sam Scanlon ’19 Sport Staff   With the Fall season underway, the Providence College Swimming and Diving Program is hoping for a successful season in the pool. This year, the women will be led by an extremely talented group of upperclassmen swimmers and divers, including Kendall Jerzyk ’18, who has already made a splash […]

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Why the Packers are America’s Team

by Jack Belanger ’21 Sports Staff    I wish I could proclaim the Patriots as “America’s Team,” but most of the country would be quick to disagree. While the Pats have been the best team recently, outside of New England they are probably one of the most disliked teams.    Being “America’s Team” is more […]

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