Jake Ruderman ’26 Sports Editor While no doubt a time of excitement for hardcore baseball fans, Spring Training is usually not all that crazy; fans of each team get a chance to see their youngest prospects and offseason additions playing games in their team’s uniforms for the first […]
Ben Kuchipudi ’25 Sports Editor Holy Cross achieved its first undefeated regular season in over 30 years, but a huge blow was dealt to the team last week. After six years on the Holy Cross football staff, offensive coordinator Chris Smith is leaving the Hill as he accepted […]
Colin Healy ‘25 Sports Editor If you search for this season’s Atlantic Hockey preseason poll, you’ll find Holy Cross was picked to finish 10th out of 10. As the favorite to finish dead last, it’s clear other teams did not see the Crusaders making much of a splash […]
Ben Lepper’25 Chief Sports Editor When thinking about Crusader hockey success stories, it’s impossible to not mention Allison Attea. Since her graduation two years ago, she has been living her longtime dream of playing professional hockey. And, even better, she’s doing it with her hometown PHF team: the […]
Jake Ruderman ‘26 Sports Editor It was a star-studded trade deadline in the NBA this past week, with multiple teams making major ‘swing for the fences’ deals; Brooklyn chose to sell its stars, the Lakers revamped their role-players, and lots of other teams made ‘around-the-edges’ moves. Let’s take […]
Colin Healy ‘25 Sports Editor It’s late February and you know what that means: It’s spring training time. It might not feel like it in Worcester, but in Florida, spring has sprung. The Red Sox have sent down their equipment truck, and the players have all reported. Now […]
Ben Lepper ’25 Chief Sports Editor Jakob Chychrun Chychrun has been at the forefront of trade rumors for months now. He was supposed to get dealt last year, but nothing ever came to fruition. Now, finally, it seems like the talented D-man is going to be freed from […]
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Aiden Konold ’26 Staff Writer The Genesis Invitational golf tournament this past weekend marked Tiger Woods’ most competitive PGA Tour performance since his devastating car crash nearly two years ago. The accident occurred just two days after the 2021 iteration of the Genesis, leading to fractures in Woods’ […]
Tony Alfonso ’24 Staff Writer After the retirement of a director of a program who had been coaching for 52 years, one would immediately see the potential for a seismic, negative shift in the program’s success. This is especially considering that right before he retired, Jim Kavanagh said […]
Patrick Grudberg ‘24 Staff Writer Swimming is one of the most difficult, grueling sports out there. Take it from my own personal experience; I swam at a rather low level of competition and only during my freshman year in high school. And, I can guarantee that any of […]
Jake Ruderman ’26 Staff Writer As the final seconds of the third quarter ticked down last Tuesday night, Lebron called for the ball while backing down his opponent. Standing only two points shy of passing Kareem Abdul-Jabbar’s all-time NBA scoring record of 38,387 points, Lebron caught the ball […]
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