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December 3, 2017 // By Anthony Gabbianelli

Women’s Basketball Lose to Ithaca, Win Two Straight

Following an opening night victory over Farmingdale State University, The Montclair State Women’s Basketball team is now 4-1 on the season after splitting the Cortica Classic, then beating Kean University and Stevens Institute of Technology. The Red Hawks played three games before the Thanksgiving break. They first participated in the Cortica Classic, which featured the Red Hawks making trips to play SUNY Cortland and Ithaca College. Stopping first in Cortland, NY, the Red Hawks beat SUNY Cort...
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Men’s Hockey Falls to Sacred Heart and UMass Amherst

Prior to the Thanksgiving break, the Montclair State University men’s club ice hockey team dropped two games against Sacred Heart University and University of Massachusetts Amherst (UMASS). The Red Hawks first played Sacred Heart University on Friday, Nov. 17 at Floyd Hall Arena. Jonathan Randazzo of Sacred Heart opened up the scoring halfway into the first period. Shooting one past Montclair State’s Bradley Odgers, Scared Heart went into the first intermission up 1-0. The second period feat...
November 21, 2017 // By Anthony Gabbianelli

Women’s Basketball Begins Quest for 6th Consecutive NJAC Title

Red Hawk Sports Talk Podcast Ep. 5- A Preview Of The MSUWBB Season With Head Coach Karin Harvey Waking up Wednesday morning, for most, meant another day of classes, deadlines and even registration. Students pack onto shuttles and go about their day like any other Wednesday. For women’s basketball coach Karin Harvey, today was the start of a brand new season with the same end goal: another New Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC) championship. The team now features four new freshman and a much...
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Men’s Basketball Looks to Improve this Season

The Red Hawks are gearing up for the coming season with lofty goals and aspirations. The men’s basketball team is looking to take the next step and become national contenders. Last season, Coach Marlon Sears’ squad finished 13-13 and saw their year cut short in the first round of the New Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC) Tournament. It was the team’s first appearance since 2014. The players are not satisfied with it and they want to win the tournament this year. “The team goal is to ...
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Red Hawks Football Victorious in Glassboro

The Red Hawks basked in a victory toppling the Rowan University Profs in Glassboro 13-3 on Saturday, Nov. 4. That winning sensation evaded Coach Rick Giancola’s squad for nearly a month after succumbing to the most arduous portion of their schedule. The Red Hawks were dealt the unlucky hand of facing three of their most formidable opponents Salisbury, Frostburg State and Wesley in the New Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC) for successive weeks. They failed to notch a win. Now that they were in ...
October 16, 2017 // By Anthony Gabbianelli

The Killers’ ‘Wonderful Wonderful’ is Just as the Name Suggests

I had Sept. 22 circled on my calendar for some time now. The date meant nothing to me before The Killers announced that their new album, “Wonderful Wonderful,” would be released on that day. The Killers were really the first band I could remember really liking growing up. “Mr. Brightside” was one of my favorite songs off “Hot Fuss,” and to this day, I love that song and album just as much as I did when I was seven or eight. We haven’t heard anything new from The Killers in about fi...
September 28, 2017 // By Anthony Gabbianelli

Players Against the President: Protesting on the Field

Why Colin Kaepernick was protesting is simple. There is injustice in our country and since our country is not doing anything about it, Kaepernick will not stand for the national anthem. As time went on, more and more players in the NFL began to do the same. They either locked arms to signify unity, raised their right fist in the air or followed Kaepernick and got down on one knee during the anthem. Even athletes in other sports started to take notice and began to kneel, too. This was a year ago....
September 23, 2017 // By Anthony Gabbianelli

Editorial: ESPN- The Worldwide Leader in Sports and Politics

Politics are inescapable at this point when it gets to the news. It’s fair. That’s what news outlets like NBC, Fox and ABC should be covering, which they have every right to do. They have their own views on politics but once again, they cover all types of news so this is perfectly fine that they give their take on the situation. Even their reporters and anchors shed their personal views on politics. Then there are networks that devote themselves and their employees to one specific news genre...
April 27, 2017 // By Anthony Gabbianelli

Bubble Soccer Bounces Back

Students were bouncing off the walls and off each other in the Recreation Center during Tuesday night’s bubble soccer event. Bubble soccer, a rather new concept to the world of soccer, involves people running around playing a normal game of soccer. Simple enough, right? The twist: these people cover themselves in huge bubbles and can crash into other people as hard as they can. It’s more common down the shore and it’s more popular to just knock each other down than play soccer. With only t...
April 13, 2017 // By Anthony Gabbianelli

Editorial Battle: Are ‘eSports’ Real Sports?

Esports are the New Breed of Sports By Thomas Formoso, Managing Editor You’re in the zone. You are using the right blend of competitiveness, the necessary hand-eye coordination, or the amount of concentration and communication required to succeed. Finally, it all pays off: you score the game-winning goal in overtime. If you thought I was talking about a game of soccer, well, you’re half right. This is the common scenario present in the game “Rocket League.” Think cars driving around, kic...