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Pioneer softball closes season 4-1-1

Photo courtesy of WPUNJ Athletics
By Lauren Armbruster
Staff Writer

On April 24 against Rutgers-Camden, the Pioneer softball team honored their six seniors who are Morgan Dunlap, Diane Catalano, Pam Migliaccio, Katie Morris, Liz Carroll, and Sam Kszepka.

The Pioneers finished the day with a loss and a tie in the first and second games respectively. In the top of the seventh inning of the first game, Becky Johnson hit a two run homer to put the Scarlet Raptors ahead by the score of 3-1.

In the second segment of the seventh, Mindy Coxe tied the game with an RBI triple. In the eighth, Camden was able to push across three runs to take the lead and the eventual win by the score of 6-5.

In game two, the Pioneers entered the top of the seventh leading by the score of 3-2. However, in the bottom of the seventh, Camden’s Celeste Chinappi hit a sacrifice fly to center field scoring Dana Jenninigs which tied the game at 3 all. In the eighth, both the Pioneers and Scarlet Raptors scored a run apiece, however, the game was stopped after the eighth in a 4-4 tie due to darkness.

 

Pioneer baseball drops two games in NJAC tournament

By Ryan Anderegg
Staff Writer

The Pioneers late season surge was spoiled, after they dropped two games in the New Jersey Athletic Conference Tournament, which ended their season.

The team dropped games to Rowan University and Kean University in the double elimination tournament. Sandwiched between the losses was a 7-1 victory over The College of New Jersey. Rowan was the eventual champions.

"Losing was very tough," says senior shortstop Dan Suarez "especially when your apart of a great group of guys like this. It was so painful, because we really felt we were the best team."

Pioneer football: Past, present and future

By Frank LaManna
Staff Writer

Part I - History and the 2002 Season

Over the years, William Paterson has fielded many successful athletic teams. These teams are complimented, praised, and receive positive media attention.

As these teams prosper, there are those that struggle and receive negative or no attention at all. Football is one of these teams, a program that has not yet held up its end in a long time.

Established in 1972 under Head Coach Arthur Eason, the Pioneer football team celebrated only seven winning seasons in 31 years.

The team finished 19 seasons with fewer than five victories and made it to the postseason once. In its lone playoff appearance in 1992, Rowan University eliminated the team in the second round.

There hasn’t been a head coach to post a career winning record percentage of .500 or better, although Head Coach Gerry Gallagher led them to their finest campaign of 8-2 in 1992.

76ers, Mavericks, Lakers set out for Eastern Conference

By Ryan Anderegg
Staff Writer

The New Jersey Nets and Boston Celtics are set to square off in a rematch of last year's Eastern Conference Semifinals, which had the nets winning in six games.

The Nets star is Jason Kidd, but few players in the league are playing better than forward Kenyon Martin.

Martin averaged 22.3 points per game and 10 rebounds per game in the Nets first-round victory over the Milwaukee Bucks.

Meanwhile, the underdog Celtics knocked out the Indiana Pacers in six games in their first-round match up.

Sports Calendar

Sat. May 10
Outdoor Track
at Albany Invitational
(Albany, NY)
10 a.m.


Fri. May 15
Outdoor Track
ECAC Championships
(Springfield, MA)
10 a.m.


Sat. May 16
Outdoor Track
ECAC Championships
(Springfield, MA)
10 a.m.


Thurs. May 22
Outdoor Track
at NCAA Division III Championships
(St. Lawrence University-NY)
TBA


Fri. May 23
Outdoor Track
at NCAA Division III Championships
(St. Lawrence University-NY)
TBA


Sat. May 24
Outdoor Track
at NCAA Division III Championships
(St. Lawrence University-NY)
TBA

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