On Sunday, January 15 in Patchogue, New York, the Stevens men’s volleyball team defeated St. John Fisher University and St. Joseph’s College of Long Island during a tri-match at the Danzi Athletic Center, hosted by St.
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For the week of January 16, there were a number of ducks who received recognition at a higher level for their athletic achievements.
On Thursday, December 1, the No. 4 ranked Stevens Men’s Soccer team traveled to Donald J. Kerr Stadium in Salem, VA to compete in the NCAA Division III Men’s Soccer Championship Semifinals against No.
On November 20, No. 4 Stevens Men’s Soccer defeated No. 19 Johns Hopkins University in their NCAA quarterfinal match at home at the DeBaun Athletic Complex.
On October 26, the Middle Atlantic Conference (MAC) released its preseason poll, where Women’s Basketball was ranked to be in second place, which was decided by the nine head coaches of the conference.
The women’s volleyball team secured their spot in the NCAA Tournament after winning the Middle Atlantic Conference (MAC) Championship against Arcadia University on Saturday, November 5 at Canavan Arena.
Since the season has begun for the Ducks, No. 7 Wrestling has been on a roll on the mat. On November 11, Stevens topped Ithaca College 30-9 in a non-conference dual meet, and on November 12 the Ducks finished sixth at the Roger Williams University Invitational in Bristol, Rhode Island.
On Saturday, November 5, Stevens Men’s Soccer claimed their second-straight Middle Atlantic Conference (MAC) Freedom Championship title in their victory against Lycoming College at home.
On Sunday, October 30, the men’s and women’s fencing teams traveled to the Simon Forum at Drew University for the first part of the Rangers Fall Invitational.
Athletics at Stevens compete within the Middle Atlantic Conference (MAC) Freedom divisions and are a part of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division III.