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Men's Soccer: Team notches the ECAC Championship

by Henry Loughlin | 11/14/2011

With the Eastern College Athletic Conference Championship game against Albertus Magnus College just seven minutes old, forward Steve Keuchkarian '12 sent in a cross from the right flank in an attempt to set up a scoring opportunity for one of his teammates.

Intramural Sports: Intramural Football ends with an exciting finish

by Henry Loughlin | 11/14/2011

Last Monday, after an action-packed intramural football season, only four teams remained to battle it out in the men's and women's flag football championships. Just Take a Forfeit pulled off a scintillating 35-34 victory over Better With the Lights Off for the men's title, as Chris Ferro '13 roped in a two-point conversion with no time left on the clock.

Boston Bruins Beat: Bruins fall to 3-7-0 with another loss to Original Six rival Montreal Canadiens

by Henry Loughlin | 10/31/2011

A season after watching their archrivals lift the Stanley Cup at their expense, the Montreal Canadiens had some consolation last Thursday when they defeated the Boston Bruins by a 2-1 score at the TD Garden. When the defending Stanley Cup Champions jumped out to a first-period lead, the Habs looked like they would be relegated to another loss against their Bostonian rivals.

Athlete of the Month: Savonen proving to be a force up front

by Henry Loughlin | 10/31/2011

An athlete's transition from high school to college athletics can be daunting. A faster game, a new system and a new coach?not to mention adjusting to college life?are all obstacles that can discourage an athlete who moves to a higher level of competition. However, none of these challenges has impeded the progress of men's soccer forward Tyler Savonen '15.

Men's Soccer: Men edge Springfield in the closing minutes

by Henry Loughlin | 10/25/2011

As Jacob Riis?a famous figure in American social reform?once said, a rock that shatters on a stonecutter's 101st blow is not a result of a single strike, but all that came before. While Riis' statement doesn't directly apply to the men's soccer team's 1-0 victory over Springfield College last Wednesday night, it certainly shared the same basic principle: The key to achieving a goal is sticking with it. "It was a great team goal," said forward Lee Russo '13, scorer of the game's lone tally.

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