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Men’s Soccer

By Michael Otero Sports Editor After winning a pair of matches by a score of 2-1 to open the season, the Pioneers took the field in Bridgeport, Conn. to play Merrimack College on Thursday, Sept. 8. The No. 8 ranked Pioneers toppled the No. 15 ranked Warriors by a score…

Women’s Soccer

By Michael Otero Sports Editor Just like their male coun- terparts, the Pioneers secured back-to-back victories to open up the 2016 campaign. After winning 3-0 against Southern New Hampshire University and 2-1 over American International College, the Pioneers got off to the hot start they hoped for. The team looked…

Turf’s Up, New Field Makes its Debut

By Michael Otero and Brian Cano Sports Editor, Contributing Writer In the heat of summer while most students were off campus, the athletics department rolled in a brand new turf field directly next to the Pratt Recreation Center. The field was installed in June and is ready for all fall…

Men’s Soccer Duo Signs Professionally

By Maxime Devillaz Editor-in-Chief Former men’s soccer midfielders Matias Ruiz and Per Forgaard have signed contracts with the New York Cosmos B. The professional, Hempstead-based reserve team founded in 2015 went undefeated in its first season and ultimately won the National Premier Soccer League (NPSL) that year. Forgaard, a 2016 LIU…

Women’s Lacrosse Finishes Week Strong

By Thomas Scavetta  Assistant Sports Editor The third-ranked women’s lacrosse team (10-3) found themselves on the short end of an 8-5 decision against twelfth-ranked Dowling College on Wednesday, April 13, in East Coast Conference play at Golden Lions Field. Knotted up at two at the intermission, the Pioneers gained a…

Softball Tames Lions and Ousts Knights

By Michael Otero  Co-Editor in Chief After dismantling Southern New Hampshire University last week, the Pioneers landed the no. 22 spot in the National Fastpitch Coaches Association Division II Top-25 Poll. After earning the ranking, the Pioneers backed it up; taking two games on their home field from Molloy College…