By Josh Veltrie
It has become routine for Rider’s wrestling team to have a high pre-season ranking in the conference, yet fail to clinch the conference title. Each of the past three seasons, the Broncs have come painfully close but fallen short of winning the Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) Championship.
This year, the team is hoping things [...]

By Cord Stasolla
The women’s soccer team found itself in the same situation last weekend as it was in the 2005 MAAC Championships, as the Broncs, seeded eighth, faced off against No. 9 seed Manhattan.
Manhattan, bouncing back from a 4-1 defeat Oct. 23 at Rider, walked onto the field ready to play soccer.
“We played well given [...]

By Victoria Lyons
The cross country team competed in the MAAC Championships at Van Cortlandt State Park in New York last Friday, with the men finishing third out of nine teams and the women claiming fifth out of 10 teams.
The Rider men really pulled through, according to Head Coach Bob Hamer.
“They executed the race plan perfectly [...]

By Jordan Hall
The Marist Red Foxes, an archrival of the Broncs for years, visited Rider on Saturday for the biggest meet of the  season thus far. The Broncs lived up to the hype and swept the Red Foxes; the men cruising by with a score of 170-124 while the defending MAAC champions squeezed out a [...]

By Paige McAtee
Rider field hockey bounced back from its first loss of the season with consecutive NEC shutout wins this past weekend. The Broncs defeated Robert Morris 4-0 on Friday and beat Saint Francis 1-0 in overtime on Sunday.
In the victory over Robert Morris (2-11 overall, 1-5 NEC), the Broncs (15-1 overall, 6-0 NEC) were [...]

By Cord Stasolla
The Rider women’s soccer team had a great deal of confidence going into its two home games against conference foes, Manhattan and Saint Peter’s, this past weekend.  Over the course of the season, the team had gone 4-1 at home.
The Broncs continued their home field dominance with a 4-1 win over the Jaspers [...]

By Jordan Hall
Capturing a championship is a tremendous feat, but winning multiple titles exhibits true greatness, something the swimming and diving program has a chance to do this season.
The women’s team took the first-place crown in the MAAC last year and have an opportunity to gain legendary status this campaign by doing it again. The [...]

By Jason Smith
After two heartbreaking losses to conference rivals Siena and Marist this past weekend, the men’s soccer team finds itsself sitting out another MAAC Championship.
Mathematically, the Broncs would have had to win both games to keep their chances alive but couldn’t overcome against a physical Saints team on Friday.
Rider fell behind to Siena 2-0 [...]

By Corey Donetz
The Rider field hockey team went into last weekend undefeated and atop the Northeast Conference (NEC). Unfortunately, the nationally ranked Broncs (13-1 overall, 4-0 NEC) fell to Rutgers  in a non-conference game on Saturday and were knocked down from their perfect season.
Going into Rutgers on Saturday, the Broncs looked to stay undefeated by [...]

By Kristie Kahl
Athletes of the swimming world will have to start showing more skin in order to prove whether they can sink or swim as associations around the world have banned high-tech suits from all competition.
On July 24, the Fédération Internationale de Natation’s (FINA) general congress of 201-member countries banned performance-enhancing suits for all international [...]