Teresa Dulac Sports Editor The United States loves sports. The most popular sport is American football, followed by baseball, basketball and ice hockey. These sports are commonly known around theContinue Reading
Teresa Dulac Sports Editor As a new semester of school begins in the midst of a global pandemic, we begin to see the major changes made to our usual busyContinue Reading
Teresa Dulac Sports Editor After six months of spring break, it’s refreshing to start a new semester of school. But even coming back to school hasn’t allowed us to escapeContinue Reading
ALEX SPIELDENNER STAFF WRITER The Franciscan women’s lacrosse team lost its game against the Ave Maria Gyrenes on a windy and wet night last Tuesday, losing by a score of 19-8 at Harding Stadium at 4Continue Reading
VERONICA NOVOTNY ASSISTANT EDITOR Despite setbacks brought by the cold, the Barons rugby team took to the turf against former Franciscan rugby players, winning 14-7 in the alumni match Saturday. The day dawned sunnyContinue Reading
RACHEL MILLER EDITOR-IN-CHIEF At the start of fall 2019, new head rugby coach Jason Adams had only 10-15 men at a time on board to start the season with only four practices between them and theContinue Reading
TERESA DULAC SPORTS EDITOR “Running’s in my family,” said junior Sydni Cain. “My parents went on marathons as dates.” Cain, an English writing major from Huntington Beach, California, has been running for Franciscan’sContinue Reading
ALEXANDER SPIELDENNER STAFF WRITER The Franciscan men’s basketball team made its senior night against D’Youville one to remember, beating the Spartans 90-78. Baron Athletics also honored those sports teams which have finished their seasons for the academicContinue Reading
CECILIA ENGBERT STAFF WRITER Despite the energy of the crowded Finnegan Fieldhouse, Lady Barons basketball fell to the D’Youville Spartans, 74-62, at their last home game of the season Saturday at 4Continue Reading
TERESA DULAC SPORTS EDITOR “At first, I was watching tennis on the TV at Grandma’s house,” said junior Joseph Suess, “and I knew I wanted to play.” Suess, an accounting major from New Milford,Continue Reading
