Sep 05, 2008
When the DeSales University men's soccer team takes the field at Richard Stockton College tonight, it will be a familiar environment for several of the Bulldogs' players. More
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Published: Sep 05, 2008
From Press staff reportsRichard Stockton College's Christa Phillips, Kristianne Fernandez and Christy Alexander each won at singles and doubles Thursday as the unbeaten Ospreys women's tennis team beat visiting Georgian Court College 8-1 in a nonconference match in Galloway Township.Stockton is 3-0 and Georgian Court, of Lakewood, is 1-2.Phillips and Fernandez teamed to win 8-4 in doubles. Alexander and Ashley Boyd (Millville) also won 8-4 in their doubles match. Stockton's Stephanie Krupa won 6-0, 6-0 in singles, and the Ospreys' Ana Estevez and Kate Bechs triumphed 8-0 in doubles. Shelly Sai also won a singles match for Stockton. Georgian Court's Natalie Grieci lost the first set 0-6, but scored a three-set singles victory.
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Sep 05, 2008
The Richard Stockton College men's soccer team started the 2008 season on the wrong foot. More
Sep 05, 2008
Holy Spirit High School football coach Charlie Roman is confident Marcus Witherspoon will be on a Division I college football field next season. More
Sep 05, 2008
Cathy Rush is a friend to many in southern New Jersey. She is an icon in Philadelphia. Now, the rest of the world will know her accomplishments, too. More
Sep 03, 2008
PISCATAWAY - Tara Booker and Sara Mostafa's college basketball careers will feature a stop back in New Jersey. More
Sep 03, 2008
PISCATAWAY - Press All-Star women's basketball players Tara Booker and Sara Mostafa will return to New Jersey on Dec. 29 when the Absegami High School graduates bring their new team, George Washington University, to Rutgers to play the Scarlet Knights. More
Sep 03, 2008
Monday's game was as surprising to Rutgers fans as it was to football coach Greg Schiano. More
Sep 02, 2008
Villanova senior midfielder Erin Hardiman has had a stellar start to the women's soccer season. More
Sep 02, 2008
PISCATAWAY - San San Te never had a bigger kicking shoe to fill than in Rutgers' season opener Monday. More
Sep 02, 2008
PISCATAWAY - Greg Schiano said last week that even if Rutgers played its best, he wasn't sure it could beat Fresno State. More
Sep 01, 2008
Series history: This is the first meeting between the teams. It is the fifth time in school history Rutgers opens against a ranked opponent, Fresno State is ranked 25th in the USA Today poll, but unranked in the Associated Press poll. More
Sep 01, 2008
NEW BRUNSWICK - The cost of a football stadium expansion and scrutiny of coach Greg Schiano's pay have some faculty, students and alumni questioning Rutgers' decision to invest in a big-time sports program. More
Sep 01, 2008
Remember when Rutgers football games were more annoying than fun? The games were usually decided before either team got on the field and that meant Rutgers was due for another loss. More
Aug 29, 2008
GALLOWAYTOWNSHIP- The Richard Stockton College women's soccer team put together an 18-4-2 season last year that included a loss to The College of New Jersey in the New Jersey Athletic Conference tournament final plus a second straight berth in the NCAA Division III tournament. Players and coaches alike have an attitude heading into today's season opener against Immaculata that suggests they can only get better. More
Aug 28, 2008
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. - Daryll Clark called his father after getting the word. Then some text messages started coming in. The next day, he saw the news posted on the Internet. More
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