Spring sports for the Blue and Gold are off to a great start. Pace Baseball, Softball, Women’s Lacrosse and Men’s Lacrosse have all had players given a weekly award by the Northeast-10 Conference....
With less than a minute left in regulation, Forward Annie Sheehan scored to push #2 Pace Women’s Lacrosse past #11 Regis University Rangers to victory. The Setters move to 4-0, all at home, and 2 of...
In just over a month from now, Pace Athletics and their fans will return to the outdoors. Toward the end of the semester and during the break, multiple announcements were made for the Setters’ spring...
A little over a month later, we can now return to Goldstein Fitness Center to cheer on The Pace Setters. We rested and we celebrated the Holidays and the New Year. Our Athletes did the same, except some...
The game of basketball may be a game for some, but for others, it is an opportunity that can open doors that once seemed unimaginable. Created for fitness and social activity, basketball can carry a deeper...
Although a small school, Pace University attracts students from around the world, especially in athletics. Pace welcomes international student-athletes every year to expand their program.
Hildur Unnarsdóttir,...
The three sets minimum were all the Setters needed. Pace Volleyball swept the Franklin Pierce Ravens on October 12 in Northeast 10 Conference play. The win brought the team back to .500 in both overall...
Many athletes who participate in any level of college sports have been doing their sports for most of their lives. Others realize their passion for their sport as they grow older. Carlos Zhicay is one...
Pace Field Hockey had plenty of reasons for optimism coming into the year. Last year they made the NCAA Tournament. This year, most of the same roster was back including Krista Dietz, last year’s NE-10...
The Start of the fall semester means the commencement of the athletic year. From now through May next year, our 14 teams will represent Pace University as the Setters here in Pleasantville, throughout...
