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Ex-Hens move on...


		Ex-Hens move on...

The Review, University of Delaware, DE

3 hours ago by Pat McGuire and Alex Porro

Although roster turnover is a way of life in college sports, many teams are being faced with the challenge of filling huge roster spots this season due to the graduation of key record-setting seniors.

Here are a few recent departures whose absence this season we think will greatly affect their respective teams.

Soccer: Villanova soccer survives weekend undefeated


		Soccer: Villanova soccer survives weekend undefeated

The Villanovan, Villanova University, PA

3 hours ago by Michael Zipf and Kathleen Vermilion

Heading into the '08 season, the men's soccer team focused on building a new culture and identity. With the departure of long time coach Larry Sullivan and the insertion of new Head Coach Tom Carlin along with an influx of young, heralded players, the '08 team appears quite different than the '07 team.

Penn takes a new line on 'The Line'


		Penn takes a new line on 'The Line'

The Daily Pennsylvanian, University of Pennsylvania, PA

4 hours ago by Andrew Scurria

Athletic Department officials are overhauling the season-ticket policy for the men's basketball program in an effort to transform the student section into a more formidable sixth man.

Starting this year, participants in the annual tradition of The Line - the surprise nighttime announcement and overnight Palestra bash where students trade sleep for tickets - will now get a general-admissions pass to the stud ent section of the Palestra, rather than a reserved seat for every game.

Reigning Conference champs ready to hit the field this Saturday

The Muhlenberg Weekly, Muhlenberg College, PA

5 hours ago by Tim Murray

After a historic season last year, the Muhlenberg Football Team is excited for the season to start this Sat. against the Wilkes Colonels. Last season, the Mules compiled a record of 11-1 including the first ever undefeated regular season and outright Centennial Conference title in school history.

Football team to take on Bulldogs in season opener


		Football team to take on Bulldogs in season opener

The Brown & White, Lehigh University, PA

7 hours ago by Kenny Burgess

The football team is looking to start the season with a win against Drake University this weekend. This will be the first matchup between the two teams.

New hens added to the flock


		New hens added to the flock

The Review, University of Delaware, DE

7 hours ago by Alex Porro and Ryan Langshaw

Volleyball

Elena DelleDonne

One of the top high school womens basketball players in the country, Elena DelleDonne is coming to Delaware…to play volleyball. The former All-American starred at Ursuline Academy in Wilmington, leading the Raiders to three straight championships and earning numerous accolades for her play on her way to being named Naismith national player of the year in girl's basketball and the USA Today High School Player of the Year in 2008.

CASSILO: Uncertain future places injured All-Pro on field

The Villanovan, Villanova University, PA

14 hours ago by David Cassilo

There are many reasons why San Diego Chargers linebacker Shawne Merriman has decided to play football this upcoming season instead of having surgery on his torn LCL and PCL. Merriman believes the Chargers are on the verge of a Super Bowl. He also knows that after the '09 season, his contract is up, and missing an entire year would considerably hurt his bank account.

Football: 'Cats drop opener at West Virginia


		Football: 'Cats drop opener at West Virginia

The Villanovan, Villanova University, PA

14 hours ago by Tim Richer

Heading into Morgantown, many thought that Villanova's offense could not keep pace with a speedy, high-powered Mountaineer offense that was ninth best in scoring in all of college football during the '07 season. As the Wildcats only Football Bowl Subdivision opponent of the year, No.

M. Soccer | Premiere League or Ivy? Barreiro opts for Penn


		M. Soccer | Premiere League or Ivy? Barreiro opts for Penn

The Daily Pennsylvanian, University of Pennsylvania, PA

14 hours ago by Ari Seifter

When Penn freshman Christian Barreiro turned down a youth team position with Celtic FC of the Scottish Premier League, he forfeited the chance to experience the "Old Firm," a bitter and l

Football Notebook | Who wants the rock?


		Football Notebook | Who wants the rock?

The Daily Pennsylvanian, University of Pennsylvania, PA

14 hours ago by David Bernstein

The Joe Sandberg Era is officially over in the Penn backfield. But the mourning period is long over, and the first touch is less than three weeks away for the former all-Ivy running back's heir apparent.

Or, perhaps more accurately, his heir apparents.

Prior to preseason practices, sophomore Mike DiMaggio seemed like the sure successor - he performed more than admirably in Sandberg's place at the end of last season, taking home Ivy Rookie of the Week honors twice.

Lady Rams ready to defend PSAC Title, and more...


		Lady Rams ready to defend PSAC Title, and more...

The Quad, West Chester University, PA

17 hours ago by Mike Heiman

It wasn't that long ago that the United States of America lost soccer superstar Abby Wambach to injury, just before the Olympics began in Beijing, China. But despite that injury and a previous dispute between USA goalkeeper Hope Solo and the coaching staff, the team went to the games of the 29th Olympiad, and they did not leave until they had a gold medal.

Twice as nice: Lions look for repeat NJAC crowns

The Signal , The College of New Jersey, NJ

1 day ago

After a dominating fall season in 2007, the Lions football, soccer, cross-country, tennis and field hockey teams are looking to duplicate their success from last year. Some teams are looking to maintain their dominance within the conference, some are looking to avenge late-season heartbreaks and others are hoping to show off their skills on a national stage.

Lions around the dorm

The Signal , The College of New Jersey, NJ

1 day ago

It's a new semester. That means you can count on three things: bad food, freshmen vomiting and the glorious return of Around The Dorm. This week in AtD, staff writers Steve Cohen and Duncan Slobodzian and Opinions Editor Michael O'Donnell battle it out over the Olympics, the G-Men's chances for a repeat and the team most likely to miss the MLB Playoffs.

Former College coach kicks off Olympic tourney


		Former College coach kicks off Olympic tourney

The Signal , The College of New Jersey, NJ

1 day ago by Duncan Slobodzian

Many at the College were stunned last year when beloved men's baseball coach Rick Dell headed east to serve as an ambassador for the game he's always loved. One year later, it looks like the move was a success for Dell, who was a major player at the 2008 Beijing Olympics, even tossing out the first pitch during an opening round game between the United States and Korea.

Men's soccer wins big in season opener


		Men's soccer wins big in season opener

The Brown & White, Lehigh University, PA

2 days ago by Jennilynn Checchia

Men's soccer defeated the University of Richmond Spiders 6-1 in the season opener despite rainy conditions.

West Chester bows to Cal (Pa.) 44-32


		West Chester bows to Cal (Pa.) 44-32

The Quad, West Chester University, PA

2 days ago by LJ Harrell

In what could have possibly been a preview of the re-emerging Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference championship game, the No. 5 Vulcans from California University of Pa. defeated the No. 16 West Chester University Golden Rams 44-32 in what proved to be a higher scoring game than many would have anticipated.

New golf center opens to year-round public and team use


		New golf center opens to year-round public and team use

The Brown & White, Lehigh University, PA

3 days ago by Tim Devaney

The golf center on Goodman Campus is ready after a year and a half of construction. It will be available for both team and recreational use.

Drew's own Man of Steel: Superfan

Acorn, Drew University, NJ

4 days ago by Greg Del Russo

Peer into the bleachers at Rangers Stadium. Scan the front row of spectators at a school play. Chances are you'll see him.

He has relentlessly supported Drew University's athletic and performing arts programs for the past 15 years by regularly attending games, practices, rehearsals and concerts.

Giving his best 'shot'; The almost olympian

Loquitur, Cabrini College, PA

5 days ago by Nick Pitts

Seemingly at ease, Jon Kalnas sits, with his feet up in his recliner as he tunes into a primetime Olympic special. After 11 straight months of training, he finally enjoys a night at his parents' house in his hometown.

But one could sense that he wished he would be in China, competing, rather than in New Jersey, watching.

Drew coaches recruit promising freshmen for immediate impact

Acorn, Drew University, NJ

5 days ago by Greg Del Russo

Recruitment rarely bolsters starting lineups instantly. Coaches draft players with the realistic goal of improving their teams in the long run.

However, this year's incoming class is an exception. Several quality soccer and field hockey recruits with solid backgrounds will make an immediate impact in game-play situations.

After missing out the past few years, the Madden franchise has finally returned to the playoffs for the Wii and Xbox 360.

The Triangle, Drexel University, PA

6 days ago by Brett Fischer and Michael Mazzeo

After couple of down seasons, Madden 09 returns to playoffs.

Over the past few years, the Madden franchise has gone 8-8. In other words, the game has been rather average. While older versions have featured more in-depth franchise modes and the addition of Superstar mode, overall it hasn't impressed.

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