By Christian Klimaszewski Staff Writer The men’s lacrosse team faced East Coast Conference rival, the Molloy College Lions, on Saturday, March 30 at the Bethpage Federal Credit Union Stadium. After losing a close game 13-12 to the No. 1 team in the nation, Adelphi University, on March 20, the Pioneers…
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By Morgan Kashinsky Staff Writer Freshman lacrosse goalkeeper Hailey Duchnowski had an impressive debut in her first year on the team in their match against Merrimack College on Feb. 23 when she made 12 saves. She’s been a starter player in every game this season. As a new Pioneer, Duchnowski’s…
By Shannon Miller Assistant News Editor The softball team played a victorious double header at home on Sunday, March 24, against the Wilmington Wildcats, putting them on a seven-game win streak for the season. The Long Island Ducks Fastpitch travel team coached by LIU alumna and former softball team member,…
By Myles Goldman Staff Writer In the summer of 2016, the Robert Alvin Mark Moseley Memorial Basketball Court up the road from the east gate entrance to campus was transformed into a deck hockey rink. Yet, the lonely court has been left vacant and largely unused for the past three…
By Ida Ynnerlagerqvist Sports and Photo Editor Three fan buses drove students from cam-pus to Adelphi University to cheer on the men’s lacrosse team as they went up against Adelphi Panthers on Wednesday, March 21. The fan buses “provide an opportunity for all students to participate in college athletics, whether…
By Dylan Valic Staff Writer The men’s lacrosse team won its March 23 match against the Roberts Wesleyan College Redhawks, 17-4. Sophomore William Snelders scored the first goal early in the game, to give the Pioneers a 1-0 lead. The Redhawks responded with a goal of their own, but Snelder…
By Ida Ynner Lagerqvist Sports & Photo Editor The men’s soccer team went to Huntington Montessori School to read books and lead soccer sessions for students between the ages 3 to 8 in the morning of Friday March 8. This was the second visit as part of a program called…
By Myles Goldman Staff Writer Editor’s Note: Karis Fuller is the Arts & Entertainment Editor of The Pioneer. Senior sociology major Karis Fuller finished the Metropolitan Championship at Rutgers University in Piscataway, N.J. on Sunday, Feb.24 in fifth place, with three first-place victories. Fuller’s success combined with strong performances from…
By Ida Ynner Lagerqvist Snowfall hit New York during the night between Friday, March 1 and Saturday, March 2, causing cancelled and postponed sports games. The football field covered in snow Many of the Pioneer sports teams were affected as fields and roads were covered in snow on Saturday morning.…