On Tuesday night, both Stevens men’s and women’s basketball teams pulled off a win.
The women’s basketball team opened the 2019-20 campaign with a 60-49 victory over Western Connecticut State University inside Canavan Arena.
On Tuesday night, both Stevens men’s and women’s basketball teams pulled off a win.
The women’s basketball team opened the 2019-20 campaign with a 60-49 victory over Western Connecticut State University inside Canavan Arena.
For women’s volleyball, this is the second time in the last three years that they have captured the conference title.
In the MAC Freedom championship against Eastern (25-21, 25-20, 19-25, 25-18), senior Shelby Stewart was named the Championship Most Valuable Player after registering 12 kills, 8 total blocks, and 7 service aces — a nice game from Stewart as her fantastic season continues.
The Stevens men’s fencing team opened the 2019-20 season Sunday in the Temple Open.
After two separate pool-play competitions, the fencers were then seeded individually for bracket play based on their performance in the pool play.
For the women in their Temple Open, freshmen Claire McNeill and sophomore Kiera Barnes both finished in the top-10 of their respective weapons to start their season at the Temple Open on Saturday.
Entering Stevens as a freshman, I wanted to play a club sport. Did I have any idea which one? No. However, the club sports nightmare became evident when I decided to join a sport.
Stevens Institute of Technology women’s and men’s cross country team took part in the 2019 Suffolk Invite, hosted by Suffolk University.
Six wins in a row for the Stevens women’s soccer team. Through each game, the Ducks have shown strong versatility and perseverance.
Having six straight away games prior to their match against Wilkes, the men’s soccer team has not had the best luck.