Soaring When It Matters: The Men’s Basketball Team Is on the Rise
After a shaky start to the season, Montclair State is finding their stride with NJAC playoffs getting closer....
Published Articles from
Matt Orth
Flashing Under the Radar: Megan Duffy is Proving Her Worth After A First Year Injury
After only playing one game last year due to injury, Megan Duffy is proving she can be a bonafide piece of this Red Hawk squad....
Montclair State Women’s Basketball Loses a Heartbreaker to Ramapo
The big loss gives the Red Hawks their worst start in five games since the 2008-2009 season....
The Voice Heard Around Campus: Jack Barteck
Jack Barteck has been the driving force behind the rise of the sports media program here at Montclair State University....
Swimming Through It: Men’s and Women’s Swimming and Diving Are Splashing Into Some Good Competition
With fans back in the stands and some great performances from new faces, both teams are looking strong early in the season....
A Tale of Two Sides: Montclair State Narrowly Wins Against Gordon College and Loses to Washington College
The Red Hawks fail to advance to Sweet 16 for the first time since 2017....
Reality Strikes Red Hawks Men’s Basketball: What Happened and What’s Next
The Montclair State University men’s basketball team was eager to face New Jersey City University (NJCU) in the New Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC) semifinals after losing two straight games to them to end the regular season at 5-3. After preparing and practicing for the game, the worst of news came in the day before; someone on the team tested positive for coronavirus (COVID-19). Due to privacy, the extent of this event cannot be revealed, but the damage has been done. COVID-19 tests were d...
Student-Athlete Profile: Kelly Smith
Six years ago, Kelly Smith, a junior guard for the Montclair State University women’s basketball team, was moving onto her sophomore year of high school. While she was busy with studying and playing for her AAU (Amateur Athletic Union) team, Smith realized she needed to do something to honor the legacy of her friend, Zach Laterry, who passed away from leukemia on July 16, 2015, at the age of 15. “I knew I wanted to do something to keep his legacy alive and raise more awareness,”...
