Pace Field Hockey Gets Off to a Hot Start
TJ Combs, Sports Editor
September 9, 2017
Pace University Women’s field hockey has kicked off fall 2017 to a great start by going 3-0 with wins against Saint Thomas Aquinas College, Southern Connecticut State University and Assumption College The team only started practicing in mid-August but already has the right mentality and physical...
Pace Athletics Update: September 6-8
TJ Combs, Sports Editor
September 9, 2017
Filed under Sports
9/8: Pace Football fell 56-0 in an away game against Assumption College in Worcester, MA. The scoreless away team never had a chance to catch any momentum after Assumption landed a 14-point lead in just two minutes into the game, which grew to a whopping 42-point lead by halftime. 9/6: Pace Field...
Brad Paterson: Skates for Cleats
TJ Combs, Featured Writer
May 4, 2017
Filed under Sports
Brad Paterson is a staple for Pace men’s lacrosse, but he grew up playing and thriving in hockey. Paterson grew up Caldwell, N.J. as an avid Rangers fan, which is why he played hockey with a local club team, the New Jersey Colonials. where Paterson was coached by actual NHL veterans John MacLean...
Abby Haimson: A Powerhouse for Women’s Lacrosse
TJ Combs, Featured Writer
May 2, 2017
Filed under Sports
Abby Haimson has played just over thirty games since joining the Pace Setters Women’s Lacrosse team and within that brief time, she’s become known as a powerhouse for her team. Haimson, a Montville, NJ native, grew up under the watching eye of an older brother, Jake, who too loves lacrosse. She...
Wyatt Barfoot’s American Dream
TJ Combs, Featured Writer
April 11, 2017
Pace Men’s lacrosse’s Wyatt Barfoot trekked all the way from the great white north of Ontario, Canada to follow his American dream: lacrosse. Lacrosse is where he shines out of all the sports he’s played and it’s the sport he considers his passion. “Lacrosse was always my passion, ”...
A Creature of Habit
TJ Combs, Featured Writer
April 3, 2017
It is said that pitchers are creatures of habit and that any microcosmic change or adjustment to their game, preparation, or lifestyle will upset the universe. Pace softball’s pitcher Kaitlynn Nelson habitual and anti-superstitious ways makes all the difference, however. A two-time Northeast-10...
Michael Ferraro: His Sister’s Keeper
James Miranda, Copy Editor
March 27, 2017
Filed under Feature, Showcase, Sports
It was 9 a.m. on a spring weekend in 2005 when Pace sophomore Michael Ferraro was awakened by his older sister, Aimee Ferraro, asking for a favor. She asked him if he could urinate in a pill bottle for her to use to fake a drug test. Utterly shocked and confused, he agreed and did what his sister...
Sweatbands Represent More than Hard Work for Brandon Donnellan
TJ Combs, Featured Writer
March 7, 2017
They were both No. 14. They both loved what they did. For him, lacrosse; for her, soccer. And the sweatband around his calf every game reminds senior Brandon Donnellan to give it his all and push himself because he knows his late friend Christina Ginley sure would. Ginley was Donnellan’s close friend...
2017 Pace Baseball Season Preview
TJ Combs, Featured Writer
February 21, 2017
Filed under Sports
The Pace Setters baseball team has big expectations to thrive this season with a more united team and key roster additions, but have a hole left by experienced pitching. Baseball finished 30-22 overall (12-12 NE-10) in 2016, which was their best season since 2013 where they went 33-17 and clinched...
Bryce Donovan: The Swinger and Singer
Michelle Ricciardi, Editor in Chief
February 7, 2017
Sophomore Bryce Donovan is more than just a number, 37, on the baseball team. Although the 6' 4" catcher, in transition to pitcher, was a three-sport athlete in high school, he boasts talent in other interests such as his music. “I sing and play the guitar,” said Donovan. “Pretty much all...
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