by Kat Kienle in Sports
By Kat Kienle
Assistant Sports Editor
& By Brian Hungarter
Staff Writer
Riding on the adrenaline from their thrashing of conference threat Siena earlier in the week, the Loyola men's basketball team entered Saturday's contest against Manhattan with a three-game winning streak at stake.
by Dave Lomonico in Sports
By Dave Lomonico
Sports Editor
What a great display on Thursday night at Reitz Arena. No, not that display on the court, I'm talking about the one on the other side of the gym where the stands were filled with young kids, highschool students and their fathers.
by Pete Theis in Sports
By Pete Theis
Staff Writer
Coming off of two disappointing losses last week, the Loyola women's basketball team still could not find the ingredient needed to capture a Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference win. They lost two more MAAC road games last week. The Greyhounds (8-11, 3-6 MAAC) bowed out of a closely-fought game with Iona, 73-68, on Friday night and then were smothered by Marist, 85-59, on Sunday afternoon in Poughkeepsie, N.
by Brian Hungarter in Sports
By Dave Lomonico
Sports Editor
It was quite a turnaround for the Loyola women's track team last weekend at the Bison Invitational in Lewisburg, Pa. Coming off a meet at Maryland that left coach Brett Harvey a little less than pleased, the team turned up the tempo and performed at a level more to Harvey's liking.
by Dave Lomonico & Kat Kienle in Sports
By Jim Delaney
Staff Writer
After a grueling training trip to Florida and a tough loss to conference-power Rider, the H20unds took on cross-town rival Towson on Saturday. The men won 182-115, while the women fell 186-105.
"Towson is always a tough meet for our men and women," head coach Brian Loeffler said.
by Dave Lomonico & Pete Theis in Sports
By Matt Kiebus
Columnist
ROME -- Greetings. I'm in a foreign land where wine is cheaper than a bottle of water, and the natives play the wrong type of football. The Mitchell Report, Roger Clemens, steroids -- baseball in general -- are not talked about, watched or even acknowledged.
by Amanda Piccirilli in Sports
By Amanda Piccirilli
Staff Writer
Over 400 pompoms, highlighter-green T-shirts and enthusiastic young female athletes filled the stands of Reitz Arena on Sunday afternoon to help motivate the Loyola women's basketball team to a win over St. Peter's. It was a perfect ending to Women in Sports Day at Loyola College.
by Joe Delgobbo in Sports
By Joe Delgobbo
Columnist
Last Thursday night, puffed-up dragon balloons, wavy streamers and brightly decorated masks were instruments of festivity as the Chinese celebrated their new year.
For them, it's the Year of the Rat, but in the world of college basketball, it's the Year of the Mid-Major … again.
by Amanda Piccirilli in Sports
By Amanda Piccirilli
Staff Writer
The Loyola women's track team looks ready for the MAAC championships in two weeks after setting multiple personal records last weekend. The squad was split last weekend with some members competing at the New Balance Collegiate in New York and the others traveling to Bucknell University in Pennsylvania.
