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Sam Mills was one of the greatest student-athletes and football players to attend Montclair State University. Paul Domowitch, a former columnist for the Philadelphia Daily News, wrote a biography about the Montclair legend called “Just Give Me a Chance to Fail.” WMSC sports director Sebastian Stratton, along with sports team members Jeremy Rodriguez, Joshua Gallatin […]
Classes are about to start back up at Montclair State, which means fall sports are coming with them. Cross country, field hockey, football, men’s soccer, women’s soccer, and volleyball all open 2026 with something specific to chase, whether that’s defending a conference title or getting back into the NJAC tournament. Cross Country Women’s cross country […]
MONTCLAIR, N.J. — Montclair State University Athletics has released competition schedules for the 2026 fall season, with six Red Hawks programs set to open play beginning in late August. Football, men’s and women’s soccer, volleyball, field hockey, and cross country will all compete for New Jersey Athletic Conference honors, with postseason tournament play running through […]
While the FIFA World Cup Final drew the world’s eyes to East Rutherford, that same excitement was alive just a little farther down the New Jersey Turnpike in Philadelphia. For many fans, tickets to the Final weren’t realistic, but FIFA made sure they didn’t miss out. Over the past 39 days, the FIFA Fan Festival […]
The moment has finally arrived: the 2026 FIFA World Cup final. After an intense week of semifinal matchups and tedious preparations, it all comes down to this. Spain vs. Argentina, Sunday at 5pm, hosted at New York New Jersey Stadium. On Tuesday, July 14th, at 3pm, France faced off against Spain. It was the first […]
Start spreading the news: New York City sports are back in the championship circle. On June 13th, the New York Knicks claimed the 2026 NBA Championship. The Knicks secured the title in a 94–90 victory in Game 5 facing the San Antonio Spurs. This win puts the pressure on the other big NYC sports franchises. Can […]
This week was as disastrous as it could be for the Lakers as stars Luka Dončić and Austin Reaves both went down with injuries sidelining them for the remainder of the regular season and the start of the playoffs. During a blowout loss on Thursday night to the reigning NBA champion, Oklahoma City Thunder, Dončić […]
By: Lorenzo Nazario-Quiñones March 13, 2026 Sports and technology over time have shared a clear, codependent relationship. As tech has advanced, our ways to tune in and experience a game have increased in options: whether you’re on the couch watching, live in the stadium with massive screens, or simply listening to a recap on a […]
By Meghan Lipscomb October not only marks the start of fall—it also ushers in the beginning of the National Hockey League season. The 2025–2026 NHL season began on Tuesday, October 7th. At the start of a new season, every team hopes to win the Stanley Cup in June. Some teams exceeded expectations during the 2024–2025 […]
This past weekend on September 17th, Montclair State University students celebrated their annual homecoming event. Current students, alumni, families, and even faculty and staff all gathered in a sold out crowd to watch our Montclair State Redhawks football team take on Wilkes University Colonials. The last time Montclair last faced off with Wilkes was on […]
BY: Luke Cirianni The New York Red Bulls II played their final home match of the regular season at MSU Soccer Park vs Toronto FC II, and earned a 2-1 win. Red Bulls II Manager Michael Bradley coached against the affiliate of a team he spent 10 seasons with, Toronto FC. The first half ended […]
BY: Vincent Picone On a hot and humid day in Somerset, the Patriots looked to get the bats going and take down the first-place Erie Seawolves. The two teams faced each other on Tuesday, with the Patriots losing 12-5. Despite the loss, Marcus Stroman made another Rehab start, going 3.2 Innings; however, he did […]
By: Meghan Lipscomb The world of hockey is at its best during the Stanley Cup playoffs. Over the past six months, we have seen teams battle it out throughout the regular season to prove why they could be the next Stanley Cup winners. Some teams were at the top of their games, and others couldn’t […]
By: Luke Cirianni The first place Kansas City Current took a trip to Harrison, NJ to face Gotham FC, and came away with a 2-1 victory. The first half started the best possible way for the Current, as they took a 2-0 lead in 11 minutes. Michelle Cooper started it off in the 3’, and […]
By: Vincent Picone On a beautiful and loud May 27th night in Somerset, the Yankees’ AA team, the Somerset Patriots, hosted the Guardians’ AA team, the Akron RubberDucks, in the opener of a 6-game set. Somerset, before this game, was coming off a series against the New Hampshire Fisher Cats, where they took 5 out […]
By: Luke Cirianni The New York Red Bulls II returned home to MSU Soccer Park to take on the Eastern Conference Rivals New England Revolution II, and they would dominate with a 4-1 victory. This win meant even more because of the standings prior to the match, which were highlighted by a four-way tie for […]
On Monday, May 12th, 2025, hundreds gathered on the concourse of Yogi Berra Stadium to celebrate the 100th birthday of the legendary New York Yankees Catcher, Yogi Berra. Members of the Berra family, close friends, such as Willie Randolph, and die-hard Yankees fans showed up for the occasion. Not only was Berra one of the […]
By Megan Lipscomb Published on November 21, 2024 A month has already passed in the 2024-2025 National Hockey League season. During the first month of the season, there have been shockers, disappointments, and overall excitement in the world of ice hockey. Today I will be talking about five teams in the NHL that are making […]
Written by Tim “TJD” David Published on November 6, 2024 GLASSBORO, NJ- On the afternoon of Saturday, November 4, the First Annual Breakfast Bowl was held between the Montclair State University RedHawks and the Rowan University Profs. The Breakfast bowl was an idea put together by Montclair State head coach Mike Palazzo and Rowan head […]
Written by Thomas Emeric Published on October 27, 2024 BROOKLYN, NY- WWE invaded the Barclays Center on Friday for their weekly show, Friday Night SmackDown. Fans in attendance got not one SmackDown episode but two, due to WWE traveling to Saudi Arabia for the Crown Jewel Premium Live Event this weekend. The night kicked off […]
An improbable run to the playoffs, filled with all the excitement (and heartache) one could ever ask for. Written by Michael Quinn Published on October 13, 2024 It’s April 4th, and the Citi Field stands are nearly empty for the night cap of a double-header against the Detroit Tigers. The fans who still occupy the […]
Written by Nicholas Suppa Published on October 3, 2024 Over in The Bronx, the New York Yankees have had quite a week. They not only officially clinched the American League East division, but also climbed to the top of Mount Everest as the number one team in the AL. This is the first time since […]
Written by Tanner Price Published on August 15, 2024 To say Team USA had a great two weeks in Paris is an understatement. The stars and stripes showed unbelievable amounts of athleticism in all different sports, as the country prepares to host the games in 2024. We saw some household names and some new rising […]
Written by Luke Cirianni Published on August 15, 2024 In the final stretch of the 2024 Eastern League minor league baseball season, a pivotal series is finally here. The Binghamton Rumble Ponies, the Mets AA affiliate are in Bridgewater, NJ, taking on the Somerset Patriots, for the Double-A Subway Series. The Rumble Ponies find themselves […]
Written by Vincent Picone Published on July 29, 2024 Major League Baseball has had some game-changing trades in recent years: C.C. Sabathia to the Milwaukee Brewers in 2008, Yoenis Céspedes to the New York Mets in 2015, and most recently, Juan Soto to the San Diego Padres in 2022. All of these moves pushed their […]
Written by Anthony Walsh Published on July 29, 2024 Kodai Senga’s high-grade calf strain leaves the Mets with a big question at the trade deadline, which is fast approaching on July 30th. How will this team recover from losing their ace? While an argument can be made that they’ve made it as far as they […]
Written by Luke Cirianni Published on July 29, 2024 This summer, we got a taste of what a major international tournament is like in the United States ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The Copa America was an entertaining tournament played at night, after the Euros were on during the day, creating a dream […]
Written by Luke Cirianni Published on July 19, 2024 The Euro 2024 tournament will go down in FIFA history. From Georgia qualifying for the first time and getting out of the group stage, to Albania scoring in the first 23 seconds the quickest goal in Euro history, there was so much to take in these […]
Written By Tanner Price Published on July 9, 2024 It would be an understatement to say that the Rangers offseason has been a disaster. After yet another Eastern Conference Finals meltdown, the Rangers go back to the drawing board. The Rangers have not made the Stanley Cup Final since 2014 and since then, have lost […]
Written and Reported by Nicole Passero Published on July 4, 2024 (Staten Island, New York)- Micro Wrestlers took the ring at the Staten Island University Hospital Community Park, also home to the Staten Island Ferry Hawks. Staten Islanders went wild as they saw their favorite wrestlers live in action. The Micro Wrestling Federation promotes wrestlers […]