Tommy Schaffer ‘13
Sports Editor
Union loses double-header
After starting the season 14-8, Union’s Softball team headed to RPI this weekend for a double-header against their Liberty League rivals. Prior to these games, the Dutchwomen played four Liberty League games, winning three of them. RPI started the scoring …→
Women’s Basketball: Dutchwomen fall short in semis
This past Friday, the Union Women’s Basketball team faced St. Lawrence in the Liberty League semifinal game. The Dutchwomen were looking to pull the upset on the Saints, who have been undefeated in League play all season (16-0). In the …→
Men’s Hockey: Union faces final test for cup
[media-credit id=1031 align="alignright" width="450"][/media-credit] This past weekend, Union looked to stay atop the ECAC standings. The Dutchmen squared off against Quinnipiac and Princeton at Messa Rink. On Friday night, the Dutchmen took on Princeton. The Tigers were coming off two …→
Men’s Basketball: Tough loss breaks win streak
As the season winds down, Union is looking to finish strong. After coming off two heartbreaking losses to Clarkson and St. Lawrence in late January, the Dutchmen bounced back. Union began to climb back up the Liberty League after starting …→
Men’s Hockey: Dutchmen stay on top of ECAC
With the season winding down, Union welcomed in the second and third place teams, Cornell and Colgate, to Messa Rink. The Dutchmen are looking to claim their second straight Cleary Cup and a weekend sweep would go a long way …→
Dutchmen climb to first in ECAC
Over the weekend, the Dutchmen took on both Clarkson and St. Lawrence at Messa Rink. Union came into the weekend trailing Cornell in the ECAC standings by two points, looking to jump them in the standings. The Dutchmen beat Clarkson …→
Joe Paterno’s legacy
This past Sunday, college football lost one of the best coaches to ever take the field. Joe Paterno (1926- 2012), otherwise known as “Joe Pa,” died at the age of 85 from complications of lung cancer. Paterno spent 61 years …→
Dutchwomen defense dominant in win
After dropping three of their last four games, the women’s basketball looked to bounce back this weekend with Liberty League games against RPI and Bard. The weekend got off to a slow start as the Dutchwomen struggled against RPI (7-5) …→
Union drops first Liberty League games
[media-credit id=1031 align="alignleft" width="331"][/media-credit] The men’s basketball team started this season with a slate of eight nonleague opponents. The Dutchmen had a strong showing in those games, winning seven of them, with the lone loss coming to a then-undefeated Hartwick …→
End of a killer career: Eve Richards ‘12
Since Eve Richards ‘12 arrived on Union’s Campus four years ago, she has become one of Union’s greatest volleyball players in the program’s history. Richards accumulated several accolades while in high school, including Big 10 Player of the Year, and …→