Offensive Player of the Week Senior | A | Oceanside, NY Rugolo opened the season with 10 points, 11 draw controls, five ground balls, and three caused turnovers last week. The Molloy senior had three goals and an assist against No. 3 Adelphi, adding five draw controls, two ground balls, and a
Offensive Player of the Week Junior | A | Vestal, NY Evan helped the Saints go 1-1 to open the season, totaling 17 points on eight goals and nine assists. In D’Youville’s season-opening, 27-9 win over Davis & Elkins, Evan notched 10 points on four goals and six assists, breaking
Player of the Week Senior | F | Troy, NY Alarcon averaged 17.0 points, 10.0 rebounds and 2.5 steals per game as the Dolphins clinched a first-round bye in the ECC playoffs with another 2-0 week. On Wednesday against the Mavericks, the CSI senior registered 14 points, eight rebounds,
Co-Players of the Week Redshirt Sophomore | C | Hamburg, NY Bill notched back-to-back double-doubles and averaged 18.5 points and 12.5 rebounds over two conference wins. The Daemen redshirt sophomore center posted 18 points, 12 rebounds, two assists, and a steal against Molloy to help clinch the ECC Regular Season
STATEN ISLAND, NY – Totaling 120 points, Roberts Wesleyan won its fifth ECC Women's Indoor Track and Field Championship, and first since 2018, at the Ocean Breeze Athletic Complex on Sunday evening. RESULTS More to follow. Read More...
STATEN ISLAND, NY – Totaling 147 points, Holy Family won its third consecutive ECC Men's Indoor Track and Field Championship at the Ocean Breeze Athletic Complex on Sunday evening. RESULTS More to follow. Read More...
Release courtesy of Daemen University Sports Information AMHERST, NY– After being name to the Bevo Francis Award Top 100 Watch List earlier this season, Daemen redshirt senior forward Justin Hemphill (Buffalo, N.Y.) and redshirt sophomore center Benjamin Bill (Hamburg, N.Y.) were each tabbed to the Bevo Francis Award
In our second installment, we share insight from Emmanuela Katou Kouami, a junior on the District of Columbia women's cross country and track and field teams. The recognition and celebration of Black History Month is essential because it pays homage to African-Americans who contributed to society and those
Bowler of the Week Freshman | York, PA Brenneman rolled in all 13 matches for the Golden Bears at the three-day Mount Shootout this past weekend, finishing 11th out of 80 bowlers in traditional play on Saturday with a 217.6 average and 1,088 pinfall total with a high game
Player of the Week Sophomore | Cambridge, England ECC Preseason Player of the Year Newman defeated Division I Fairleigh Dickinson’s top player Joshua Oboniya to a score of 6-2, 4-6, 6-3 to earn a No. 1 singles win for STAC. The STAC sophomore came back to defeat Onobiya solo after
Men's Track Athlete of the Week Junior | Staten Island, NY Finishing behind just a single Division I runner, Diallo placed second in a 400m field of 49 at the Crimson Open. The CSI junior posted a time of 50.23, which ranks second in the ECC and seventh
Release courtesy of Queens College Sports Information NEW YORK – On Tuesday, Feb. 11 the Metropolitan Basketball Writers Association announced Queens College women's basketball sophomore forward Nkiru Awaka (Hyde Park, N.Y.) was named Division II/III Player of the Week for the first time in her career. The
Player of the Week Freshman | OH | Irondequoit, NY DeJohn led the offense for Roberts Wesleyan in a 2-1 week with wins over Buffalo State and Rockhurst. The RWU freshman totaled 32 kills (.222 attack percentage) with a match-high of 13 in the come-from-behind victory over Rockhurst. DeJohn added 20 digs,
Co-Players of the Week Sophomore | F | Hyde Park, NY Awaka boasted a 30-point, 23-rebound double-double in Queens’ 77-66 win over Roberts Wesleyan on Friday evening to complete the ECC series sweep over the Redhawks. The QC sophomore forward shot 61.1 percent with a career-high tying 11 field goals (18
Player of the Week Graduate Student | G | Lockport, NY Brooks led Roberts Wesleyan in both games over the weekend, dropping 30 points (13-for-23 FG) in a one-point loss to Queens before pouring in 26 (10-for-15 FG) points in a 92-75 win over Molloy. For the week, the RWU graduate student
Recognizing and celebrating Black History Month is crucial for honoring the significant contributions and achievements of Black individuals throughout history. It provides an opportunity to educate communities about the struggles against systemic racism and the ongoing fight for equality. By highlighting Black history, we can foster a greater understanding of
