Sports
The Cavaliers’ Last Dance
Cabrini is a community built around comradeship, and its athletics program has become an integral part of the university. But after 66 storied years… Read More
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It’s not over till the clock reads 00:00
photo courtesy of Bob Macartney by Geri Lynn Utter sports editor He jumps. He shoots. He scores. If you have not already heard the… Read More
Spring sports preview: Softball swings into full action
Matt Coughlin assistant news editor The field is not yet ready, but the Cabrini softball team is itching to step up to the plate.… Read More
Track team running into spring season with more talent
by Amy Gassen sports editor Geared to switch their mindsets to the spring, the track team has been training hard for the new season.… Read More
Tennis gets players to their potential
by Jennifer Devereaux staff writer The men’s tennis team’s first game of the season is Wednesday, March 17. The team, coached by Reggie Day,… Read More
Golf budget increased, will look like a team this year
by Kendra Clark staff writer When the snow has fully melted and the ground dries out, Cabrini College’s golf team will start the 2001… Read More
Woman’s Lacrosse hits the stix for spring season
by Jennifer Coots staff writer It’s that time again. It’s time for a preseason preview of one of Cabrini’s most enthusiastic and dedicated sports… Read More
Men’s Lacrosse team prepares for promising season
by Nick Luchko staff writer The Cabrini College Men’s Lacrosse begins their season under the direction of first-year head coach, Steve Colfer. Colfer inherits… Read More
Simple tips to beat the stress
by Kendra Clark staff writer It’s 3 a.m. and the biology midterm is at 8:15 a.m. There are still three more chapters to cover.… Read More
March into a healthy life
by Matt Coughlin assistant news editor National Nutrition Month is March and hopefully if you go in looking like a lamb you can come… Read More
Practice makes perfect for women’s lacrosse team
by Justine Di Filippo assistant photo editor Spring break. A time to relax have some fun with close friends and catch some rays. Students… Read More
Men’s soccer get revenge in semifinal match
As the Cabrini men’s soccer team walked onto the field on October 31 for the semifinal round of the Atlantic East Conference Championship against… Read More
Cabrini women’s golf secures 2nd place in AEC Fall Championship
On a chilly Monday, October 16 in Fleetwood, PA, the Cabrini Women’s Golf showcased its skills at the Atlantic East Conference championship, held at… Read More
A destination job: meet coach Ryan Van Zelst
In April, Ryan Van Zelst received an offer to be the seventh head coach of the Cabrini men’s basketball team. He jumped at the… Read More
Minor setback to a major comeback
The Philadelphia Eagles were off to a hot start to the 2023 season with five straight wins. All that came to an end on… Read More
Women’s volleyball and basketball seasons canceled
In 2020, because of pandemic lockdowns, high school athletes had their senior athletic seasons stripped away. Four years later, Cabrini women’s basketball and volleyball… Read More
Playing hard in a scoreless battle against Gwynedd Mercy University
For the first Atlantic East Conference game of the season, Cabrini women’s soccer faced off against Gwynedd Mercy University on Wednesday, October 4, ending… Read More
Ethan Emery’s inspirational journey
Collegiate soccer was always junior Ethan Emery’s dream. After being diagnosed with Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy, West Chester University turned him away. Cabrini then welcomed him… Read More
The Perks of Being a Wells Fargo Athlete
Many people love sporting events and concerts, and some dedicated fans would spend their last dollar to attend. Hunter Waldron gets to see these… Read More
Cav rosters: small but mighty
It is still a team even if it’s small. After the shock the 2023-2024 academic year being the last for Cabrini University, athletes are… Read More
Women’s Soccer: freshmen athletes making the most of their opportunity
As Cabrini University begins its 67th and final academic year, there is an empty feeling around the once bustling campus. A recent Philadelphia Inquirer… Read More