November 17, 2006

Broncs Break Even
Rider splits high-profile dual meets

As the saying goes, you can’t win them all.
The wrestling team split a pair of matches against two nationally ranked teams, first beating No. 21 Lehigh 24-14 on Friday, Nov. 10, and then falling to No. 25 Pittsburgh 21-13 on Tuesdaay, Nov. 14. The matches certainly looked formidable on the schedule, but according to Head Coach Gary Taylor, that is the point. The tougher the matches are now, the better his wrestlers will be prepared when the conference bouts roll around. .... MORE

Freshman Thomas Lorenzo (bottom) wrestled at 125 pounds in both matches. In the Broncs’ win over No. 21 Lehigh, he faced senior Patrick Berger (above) and lost 7-4. Against No. 25 Pittsburgh, he was defeated 10-3 by freshman Jimmy Conroy.

NJIT spoils season opener for Broncs

How is this for irony? The men’s basketball team looked good when it didn’t matter and not so good when it did. Three days after winning effortlessly against Wilkes University in a home exhibition game, the Broncs stumbled miserably in their season opener on Tuesday at New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT), 63-52...... MORE

Rider to host ’08 MAAC baseball championships

There’s now extra incentive for the Rider baseball team to do well in the years to come.
According to a Monday announcement by Mercer County Executive Brian M. Hughes, Rider will serve as host for the MAAC Baseball Championship Tournament in 2008. The four-team, double elimination playoff tournament is slated to be held May 22-24, 2008, at Waterfront Park in Trenton..... MORE

Rice overwhelms Broncs in first game of season

Everything.
That’s what the women’s basketball team needs to work on, according to Head Coach Tori Harrison following Sunday’s season-opening home defeat to Rice, 92-57, the most points surrendered by the Broncs in three seasons. ... MORE

Making the wrong point

Learn from life’s bitter lessons: don’t ever give education folks the chance to discuss any issue involving sports.
Why? ... MORE

Broncs tie Princeton on home ice to end four-game losing streak

It took quite a bit of time, but Rider’s ice hockey club, seemingly on the verge of something enormous earlier in the season, has finally put an end to its four-game losing streak. ... MORE