Kasey Minnick

Division I athletics: just one notch under possibly going semi-professional or professional. Getting to this point in an athlete's life, it may be the dawning of a new day: expensive cars, a new wardrobe, "bling bling" and the celebrity scene. But this lifestyle may not simply start by getting drafted into a pro-sport, it may have already began "behind closed doors" during the college years.

In the eye's of Tim Harner, the men's golf team captain and a sophomore secondary education major, the outlook of this upcoming season is "looking very good." This season's team will showcase new freshmen who will bring depth to the squad. "If we play to our capability, we are going to be very hard to beat," Harner said.

The cold weather brought out fans in their green and white, but they were cheering for the lacrosse men in blue and white as they hosted Hampden-Sydney College at Dixon Field on Saturday, March 17. The Division III No. 13 team in the country, Hampden-Sydney of Virginia, came out to play early as they lit-up the scoreboard with a 3-0 first period lead.

For the fall season, 31 Cabrini College athletes have been named to the Pennsylvania Athletic Conference All-Academic team. Three others have been named as Honorable Mention and two earned the Push the Rock award. To earn the All-PAC Academic Award, student-athletes need to meet the National Collegiate Athletic Association's Division III eligibility requirements, receive a varsity status within their particular sport and earn a minimum grade point average of 3.