Kevin Durso

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Outta’ Right Field: Phillies early season struggles have familiar problem

Relief pitching will truly be the make or break aspect of the Phillies’ season. Make the pitches necessary and get out of the jams they are presented, and the Phillies can probably perform on a level that may be good enough for the Postseason.

Men’s tennis swept by Philly U

The men’s tennis team fell to 3-11 on the season after being swept by Division II Philadelphia University, 9-0, on Tuesday, April 16.

Cavs tie for 7th place at Ursinus

The Cavaliers' most recent trip to the links ended with a solid performance. The men's golf team finished in a tie for seventh place out of 10 teams in Ursinus Invitational on Tuesday, April 16.

Tracking LAX: Lady Cavs unstoppable down stretch

The Lady Cavs opened their season with five non-conference opponents. They lost all five games. Since then, they are undefeated – 8-0 overall, 7-0… Read More

Pasqueriello scores 7 in Lady Cavs’ rout of Neumann

The Lady Cavs routed Neumann Unviversity on Tuesday, April 9, handing the Lady Knights their first conference loss of the season, 20-9.

Bass posts round low in Cabrini Classic

Cabrini placed third and fourth in the Cabrini Classic with junior Rob Bass claiming the individual title, posting a round low of two-over 73.

Lady Cavs make statement with latest win

Conference play is everything to the Lady Cavs and it is usual how they're judged. Their most recent win should really serve as marker for where they are this season.

Outta’ Right Field: Playoffs? Flyers still alive in race

The third-period energy from the Flyers on Sunday was a telling sign. Was Kimmo Timonen’s goal with 9.5 seconds left in regulation the goal that saved the season? Did Flyers fans suddenly believe in this team and everything that they have been saying to talk the talk?

Lady Cavs finish strong in win

Their most recent victory, the third straight for the Lady Cavs, featured a strong second half resulting in a 17-9 victory over Alvernia University on Wednesday, March 27.

Hoop Scoop: Cavs bested at their own game by Amherst

Amherst possessed a bigger team. They were the first team in the tournament that matched the Cavs' scoring depth. They forced the Cavaliers to make poor decisions and beat them on the boards.

Men’s, women’s swimming falls to Ursinus

Both the men's and women's teams lost at their meet against Ursinus College on Saturday, Jan. 19. The men's team lost, 107-59, while the women's team fell, 106-61.

Cavs have been comeback kids in second half

It isn’t the ideal formula but the Cavs have always been an excellent second-half team. It just so happens that in this season with much greater expectations than ever before, they have come out starting slow in nearly all of their six games only to rally back.

Lady Cavs letting defense power winning ways

With menacing defense, the Lady Cavs are after something big this season. And no matter who the opponent is, they won’t back down from anybody.

Lady Cavs rout Notre Dame of Maryland in CSAC opener

The Lady Cavs already pride themselves on defense. But after a game like this, it is more than just a key component. It is… Read More

Dulac looks to dominate in senior season

One of the key parts to a championship team is the inside game, in particular dominating the paint and controlling the rebound game. Senior history major Goran Dulac finds himself right in the middle of that aspect.

Outta’ Right Field: The harsh reality that is today’s world

Life is precious. Every day is precious. And unfortunately, sometimes, it takes events like the one that happened on Saturday, Dec. 1, to remind us how fragile life is and how quickly it can be taken away.

Outta’ Right Field: Jack-ed up about Taylor

In basketball, 100 is a sacred number, especially in the Philadelphia area. After all, it was only a short distance away in Hershey, Pa.,… Read More

Cavs fall to Scranton in overtime

A three-point shot at the buzzer by A.J. Williams bounced in-and-out to end regulation. A two-point jumper by Fran Rafferty rattled off the rim… Read More

Hoop Scoop: Lady Cavs must keep ‘team wins’ coming

For the Lady Cavs to be the last team standing in the CSAC this season, they need to continue the quality of play that was on display in their 69-49 win over Eastern University on Tuesday, Nov. 20, and keep teamwork at high priority.

Cavs defeat Eastern for fifth straight Battle of Eagle Road win

The Cavaliers were victorious for the fifth straight season in the annual Battle of Eagle Road after winning their home opener against rival Eastern University, 80-66, on Tuesday, Nov. 20.

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