Underdog Men’s Basketball Ready to Take next Step after Turnaround Season
Tyaire Joseph, Contributing/Sports Writer
March 10, 2019
Following an 86-66 loss to Le Moyne College in the NE-10 championships quarterfinals last week, men’s basketball had something to be proud of, even in defeat. Coming into the 2018-2019 season ranked last in the NE-10 Southwest division, expectations were low for the Setters. Considering they had a ...
This Week in Sports: 2/26-3/3
Sequoia Cumming, Sports Editor
March 3, 2019
With the exception of its softball team, each spring Pace athletic team competed this past week. From walk-off wins to a playoff upsets, here's how each squad fared this week. Tuesday, February 26 Pace women’s basketball team finished its season with a 73-67 win against the College of Saint Rose af...
From Scarlet Knight to Setter: Pace Men’s Lacrosse Welcomes Connor Vercruysse
Sequoia Cumming, Sports Editor
March 2, 2019
Pace men’s lacrosse has opened their season with a 2-0 start after defeating Dominican College and LIU Post, with much help from newcomer Connor Vercruysse, who scored six goals against Dominican and one goal in the Setters' upset over LIU. Vercruysse graduated from Rutgers University this past...
Making it to the Promise Land: Pace Baseball player has goal of going Pro
Justis Nieves, Contributing Writer
March 2, 2019
Filed under Sports
Becoming a professional athlete is one of the hardest things a person can achieve. Any kid who grew up playing sports thought about the possibility of going pro one day. Most of the time, as they grow older, the thought of playing at the highest level vanishes and they just do not have the desire anymore. This,...
Pace Athletics Handles Hirings for New Head Coaches with Setter’s Approval
Sequoia Cumming, Sports Editor
February 23, 2019
Filed under Featured Sports Story, Sports
Pace volleyball head coach Karrin Moore officially left her position earlier this month, leaving the team in an interim period lead by assistant coach Nora Rugova. Moore has been with Pace athletics for nine season, coming off of a three-season coaching career with Bentley University and playing Division-I...
$2 million Athletic Gym AKA Ianniello Fieldhouse exclusive to athletes
Christina Bubba, Feature Editor
February 22, 2019
Filed under Sports
Student athletes at Pace have duel access to both on campus gyms. They have access to the Goldstein Recreation Center like the rest of their peers, along with exclusive access to the Ianniello Fieldhouse, which was designed specifically for student athletes. The Fieldhouse was funded by Pace graduate...
Sticking to The East Coast: Football’s Recruiting Method
Justis Nieves, Contributing Writer
February 16, 2019
Filed under Sports
In the college football world, the spring semester signifies the end of the season. Players get a chance to unwind before workouts start up again to prepare for that first game in September. For coaches on the other hand, the end of fall signals the start to a new season: recruiting. Recruiting season...
Kickbox with Joann: Feel the Burn and Want to Return
Sequoia Cumming, Sports Editor
February 16, 2019
Filed under Featured Sports Story, Sports
For the past decade, spunky and smiling Joann Hamilton has taught Zumba, Toning, and Kickboxing classes in the Goldstein Fitness Center. On Tuesday and Thursday evenings, offers classes to people of all ages, from Pleasantville residents to Pace students. After a diagnosis of high blood pressure and...
Pace Swimming and Diving Teams using Victorious NE-10 Championship as Momentum for 2020
Sequoia Cumming, Sports Editor
February 16, 2019
Filed under Sports
Pace men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams completed the NE-10 Conference Championships meet with a surprising finish. The Setters accumulated over 1,000 points from Feb. 7-Feb. 10, encouraging the men’s record-setting third place end and the women’s fourth place end. Among the victorious...
Men’s Club Soccer Team Petitions for more Funding
Sequoia Cumming, Sports Editor
February 11, 2019
Filed under Sports
For those who have visited Pace's campus in the past week, chances are they came across a few young men with clipboards, asking for signatures. These young men are athletes on the Pace men’s club soccer team, and they have a vision of a new upgrade to their program. While Pace does have a NCAA D-II...
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