Sports
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By Staff on March 4, 2010
Written by: Phillip St. Pierre
Pushing for a third Northeast 10 Title in four years, Bentley Men’s Basketball entered the postseason with a spectacular record of 22-5, sitting at second place in the Northeast 10. Looking to rebound from back to back home losses against Franklin Pierce and Stonehill, the Falcons hosted #7 UMass Lowell this [...]
Posted in Sports | Tagged Basketball, Mens Basketball, Phillip St. Pierre, Sports, UMass Lowell
By Staff on March 4, 2010
Written by: Robbie LaBrie
The Lady Falcons did not finish the regular season strong, dropping three straight to end the year, but it’s all good after Kim Brennan and the rest of the team dominated the second half of their quarterfinal game in the Northeast-10 tournament against Merrimack.
The Falcons entered the tournament as the four seed [...]
Posted in Sports | Tagged Merrimack, Robbie LaBrie, Sports, Sports Editor, Womens Basketball
By Staff on March 4, 2010
Written by: Louis Sherman
In the wake of the Canada vs. USA Olympic Gold Medal Final on Sunday, it’s time for some more hockey fun. Bentley is preparing for the first round of the Atlantic Hockey Tournament on Saturday at home vs. UConn.
Although most of you will be in various places for Spring Break, try to come [...]
Posted in Headlines, Sports | Tagged Atlantic Tournament, Headlines, Hockey, Holy Cross, Louis Sherman, Sports
By Staff on February 25, 2010
Written by: Phillip St. Pierre
Bentley basketball is preparing for the playoffs with only one more game left in the regular season, and the squad is in great shape, sitting at second place in the Northeast 10 after crucial wins against Southern New Hampshire and UMass Lowell.
The Falcons will look to bounce back from a tough [...]
Posted in Sports | Tagged Mens Basketball, Phillip St. Pierre, Sports
By Staff on February 25, 2010
Written by: Louis Sherman
Although the weather may not be so nice yet, spring is almost here. Whether it’s to Jekyll Island, Miami Beach, or just back home to New York, most of Bentley’s students will be traveling for Spring Break.
And when spring begins and pitchers and catchers begin to report to their respective MLB teams, [...]
Posted in Sports | Tagged Baseball, Louis Sherman, Sports
By Staff on February 25, 2010
Written by: Dan Ryaboy
Two years ago, Bentley had never had an athlete drafted to any of the four major sports, but that would all change on a late April afternoon as pick number 250 of the 2008 NFL draft scrolled across the screen on ESPN and a familiar name for all Bentley students appeared.
At that [...]
Posted in Headlines, Sports | Tagged Dan Ryaboy, Headlines, Mackenzy Bernadeau, NFL, Panthers, Sports
By Staff on February 11, 2010
Written by: Phillip St. Pierre
Bentley basketball has been pretty much unbeatable over the past couple of months, boasting a streak of wins that seemed to never end.
The Falcons extended their victory streak to fourteen games with a win over Merrimack last Wednesday. However, all good things must come to an end, and Bentley finally hit [...]
Posted in Sports | Tagged Headlines, Mens Basketball, Phillip St. Pierre, Sports
By Staff on February 11, 2010
Written by: Robbie LaBrie
The Falcons took the ice on Friday night looking to carry over some momentum from the previous week’s big win against RIT, but they left Springfield, Massachusetts wondering what happened after dropping two games by just one goal apiece.
Entering the last month of the season, it seemed as if Bentley would be [...]
Posted in Sports | Tagged Headlines, Hockey, Robbie LaBrie, Sports, Sports Editor
By Staff on February 11, 2010
Written by: Louis Sherman
Not many things can compare to the excitement of a triple overtime thriller, or the ability to be shown in the national spotlight. Bentley women’s basketball has brought these things to the school this year, along with some quality basketball.
After a 6-5 start to the season, Bentley has surged to win 11 [...]
Posted in Sports | Tagged Headlines, Louis Sherman, Saint Anselm, Sports, Womens Basketball
By Staff on February 4, 2010
Written by: Phillip St. Pierre
Bentley Men’s Basketball is currently on cruise control, handling their opponents with ease as they won their twelfth and thirteenth consecutive victories by over 20 points.
These were both games that Bentley expected to win as they faced two teams that are struggling to stay above 500. The men’s play was still [...]
Posted in Sports | Tagged Basketball, Falcons, Headlines, Mens Basketball, Phillip St. Pierre, Sports
By Staff on February 4, 2010
Written by: Robbie LaBrie
The Bentley hockey team has been on a bit of an up and down run over the past month, but last Saturday Bobby Preece carried the Falcons to a big win over conference leader RIT.
This earned the Falcons a split of the weekend series and put them in a tie for sixth [...]
Posted in Sports | Tagged Falcons, Hockey, Preece, Robbie LaBrie, Sports, Sports Editor
By Staff on February 4, 2010
Written by: Louis Sherman
At first glance, one might think the Bentley Ultimate Society (BUS) is an outdoors club, where the members perform extreme stunts like Parkour, or free-running. Such speculation is FALSE.
Nor is BUS a secret cult that you must know is beyond the drink machine in some back alley in Arlington. BUS is a [...]
Posted in Sports | Tagged Bentley, Falcons, Louis Sherman, Sports, Ultimate Frisbee
By Staff on January 28, 2010
Written by: Robbie LaBrie
Posted in Headlines, Sports | Tagged Robbie LaBrie, Sports, Sports Editor, Womens Basketball
By Staff on January 28, 2010
Written by: Louis Sherman
Posted in Headlines, Sports | Tagged Basketball, Headlines, Louis Sherman, Sports
By Staff on January 28, 2010
Written by: Phillip St. Pierre
After falling to Stonehill back in the beginning of December, Bentley Men’s Basketball team has been on a tear, winning 11 straight games to solidify the Falcons as one of the teams to beat in the Northeast 10 conference. Bentley is currently second in their division with a record of 16-2, [...]
Posted in Headlines, Sports | Tagged Headlines, Mens Basketball, Phillip St. Pierre, Sports
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