New Line of Defense for Soccer Standout
Fall 2024Noelle Walker '23, former University women's soccer player, has taken on a new defensive role helping patients in their battle against cancer.
Read the StoryNoelle Walker '23, former University women's soccer player, has taken on a new defensive role helping patients in their battle against cancer.
Read the StoryHistoric year includes Seven Landmark Conference titles, six NCAA Tournament appearances and five NCAA Tournament victories over the course of the 2023-24 academic year.
Read the StoryIn her 16th season, assistant director of athletics has helped guide Royals to two NCAA Sweet 16 appearances, 10 NCAA Tournament appearances and eight Landmark Conference championships.
Read the StoryHead coaches for University's field hockey, men's soccer and volleyball attain success.
Read the StoryLegacy athletes share their stories.
Read the StoryStudent athletes attribute their decisions to lasting connections and factors they describe as 'bigger than the great academic and athletic programs.'
Read the StoryThe 2022-23 academic year proved to be a record-setting one for The University of Scranton Athletics Department as the Royals captured the Landmark Conference Presidents’ Trophy for the second time in history.
Read the StoryThree-time captain became the 31st player in program history to score 1,000 career points.
Read the StoryThe University of Scranton student-athletes and the Athletic Department delivered another successful fall season, which included three Landmark Conference Championships.
Read the StoryThe tournament was hosted by Ireland Lacrosse at the University of Limerick from Aug. 10-20, 2022, and featured 23 teams that were split into five pools during the group stage of the tournament.
Read the StorySophomore Bryson Eldridge got an inside look into both electronic media — his major — and University Athletics this past fall when he joined the department as a student videographer.
Read the StoryFour teams played in the NCAA Tournament this year, three of which won Landmark Conference titles.
Read the StorySoftball player Meaghan Dowdell ’21 has had to bear witness to unimaginable highs and just as tragic of lows.
Read the StoryThe Scranton Journal talks with Dave Martin, director of Athletics, about the challenges and triumphs during COVID-19.
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Read the StoryAfter finishing a shortened fall sports season at the end of March, the University's spring athletics teams raced into action, playing a Landmark Conference only slate of games that concluded in early May.
Read the StoryAfter having their respective fall schedules canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic, four University of Scranton teams made the most of a shortened schedule.
Read the StoryScranton completes a rigorous testing program each week with each athletic team beginning in January.
Read the StoryThree Scranton coaches find success both on and off the field.
Read the StoryThe University of Scranton men's and women's basketball teams opened their season on Feb. 9.
Read the StoryLeadership at The University of Scranton and the other seven institutions in the Landmark Conference continue to work tirelessly to develop a plan for a safe return to play for their collegiate sports programs during the spring semester.
Read the StoryThroughout the fall, Scranton Athletics profiled five former student-athletes, detailing their journeys from Scranton to their respective communities across the country, along with the challenges they have been dealing with in the face of the pandemic.
Read the StoryCoaches and student-athletes of all 23 of Scranton’s athletic teams have had to adjust to a harsh reality — the chances were very slim that they would be able to compete against another team for the fall 2020 semester.
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Read the StoryIn a fall that saw each eligible University of Scranton athletic team qualify for the Landmark Conference playoffs, the performances by the field hockey and women’s soccer teams headlined another successful opening stanza to the 2019-20 academic year for the Department of Athletics.
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Read the StoryThis spring, the softball team won its first-ever Landmark Conference Championship and advanced to the NCAA Tournament.
Read the StoryThe women’s basketball team enjoyed a historic season, posting a 29-3 record, winning its fourth straight Landmark Conference championship and advancing to the Final Four of the NCAA Tournament.
Read the StoryScranton inducted the six newest members into its Athletics Department Wall of Fame on Feb. 9.
Read the StoryThis past fall, the women’s cross country team finished fifth at the Landmark Conference Championships.
Read the StoryMen’s cross country placed fourth at this past fall’s Landmark Conference Championships.
Read the StoryEnjoying another strong season this past fall, volleyball earned its ninth straight Landmark Conference playoff bid before falling to sixth-ranked Juniata in the semi-final round.
Read the StoryPosting a 13-6 overall record, the field hockey team went 4-3 to qualify for the Landmark Conference playoffs. The team finished as the conference runner-up, falling to Susquehanna in the championship game, 2-0.
Read the StoryThe women’s soccer team enjoyed an outstanding campaign this past fall, posting a 16-2-3 overall record and advancing to the second round of the NCAA Tournament.
Read the StoryThe men’s soccer program celebrated its 50th season this past fall, honoring the Royals’ rich tradition, which includes 10 conference championships and 14 NCAA Tournament appearances.
Read the StoryThe University inducted seven new members into the Athletics Wall of Fame on Feb. 10.
Read the StoryWomen’s Soccer Captures Second Straight Landmark Conference Championship.
Read the StoryThe women’s volleyball team finished the season with a 35-5 record, matching Johnson & Wales for the most victories in NCAA Division III.
Read the StorySenior forward Connor Casey and junior defender Michael Donnelly both earned second-team All-Landmark Conference honors.
Read the StoryBartlett, Patwell Lead Cross Country at Landmark Conference Championship.
Read the StorySenior forward Meredith Campbell(pictured above, left) was named Landmark Conference Player of the Year.
Read the StoryCorrigan Qualifies for Women’s Cross Country National Championship
Read the StoryHighlights from the spring athletic season.
Read the StoryThe women’s lacrosse team had another outstanding season, finishing 11-6 overall while reaching the Landmark Conference championship for the second consecutive season
Read the StoryThe women’s basketball team had another terrific season, finishing 26-4 overall and winning its second straight Landmark Conference championship, their third in four seasons
Read the StoryThe softball team finished with 20 victories for the second straight season, going 20-15 overall. The 20 wins marked the first time in program history that the Royals have won 20 games in back to- back seasons.
Read the StoryThe University added both indoor and outdoor men’s and women’s track and field in the 2017-18 academic year, bringing its total number of intercollegiate sports to 23.
Read the StoryThe University of Scranton athletics department held the 26th annual Senior Student- Athlete Luncheon on Saturday, May 13, in the McIlhenny Ballroom on the fourth floor of the DeNaples Center
Read the StoryThe men’s basketball team won the Landmark Conference title for the seventh time in the conference’s 10-year history
Read the StoryAthletics photos and news from the fall are featured here.
Read the StoryThe first women's golf match in University of Scranton history was played on Tuesday, Sept. 13.
Read the StoryThe four newest members of the University’s Athletics Wall of Fame were inducted on Saturday, Feb. 18.
Read the StoryThe men’s basketball team tipped off the 100th season in team history when the Royals hosted the Hilton Scranton Invitational in the Long Center in November.
Read the StoryOn a quest to win its second straight Landmark Conference title, the men’s soccer team defeated top-seeded Elizabethtown, 1-0, on the road in early November.
Read the StoryFinishing with a 17-1-2 record and capturing its fifth Landmark Conference title and 21st conference title overall, the women’s soccer team enjoyed one of its best seasons in program history.
Read the StoryAthletics photos and news from the spring are featured here.
Read the StoryThe University of Scranton baseball team spent five days in January in the Dominican Republic to play four games and perform community service, traveling from Santo Domingo to San Pedro De Macoris to Boca Chica.
Read the StoryThe Athletics Department held the 25th annual Senior Student-Athlete Luncheon on Saturday, May 14 in the DeNaples Center. Seventy-four senior student-athletes were recognized during the event.
Read the StoryMaking its 27th appearance in the NCAA Tournament after earning an at-large bid, the men’s basketball team finished the season with a 19-8 record.
Read the StoryThe Lady Royals women’s basketball team posted a season for the record books in 2015-16, as the team finished with a 30-1 overall mark, won the Landmark Conference championship and advanced to the Elite Eight of the 2016 NCAA Division III Tournament.
Read the StoryAthletics photos and news from the fall are featured here.
Read the StoryThe six newest members of the University’s Athletics Wall of Fame were inducted in February, during a ceremony held between games of the men’s and women’s basketball doubleheader against Juniata in the Long Center.
Read the StoryThe University began a new era in athletics in August when Dave Martin was named director of Athletics. Martin comes to the University after serving an 11-year tenure as director of athletics at Misericordia University in Dallas.
Read the StoryThe men’s soccer team capped a banner 2015 season in the middle of November, as the team qualified for the NCAA Tournament and won a first-round match (2-0 over UMass-Boston), before bowing out in the second round to St. Lawrence (2-0).
Read the StoryAthletics photos and news from the spring are featured here.
Read the StoryThe Athletics Department held its 24th annual Senior Student-Athlete Luncheon on May 16, in the DeNaples Center.
Read the StoryAthletics photos and news from the fall are featured here.
Read the StorySix Royal fall sport student-athletes were selected to the Landmark Conference All-Sportsmanship Team.
Read the StoryThe University inducted the six newest members into the Wall of Fame on Saturday, Feb. 21.
Read the StorySince the Landmark Conference first began competition in the fall of 2007, the University has earned 20 titles. Coupled with the 131 championships that the University won in its previous affiliation with the Middle Atlantic Conference, Scranton now has 151 conference titles in its history.
Read the StoryIntercollegiate athletics has been an integral part of the University’s heritage since its founding as St. Thomas College in 1888. Several teams and individuals added another chapter to the University’s rich history during its 125th anniversary. The University now has 96 NCAA championship appearances in 12 different sports.
Read the StoryAt Scranton, student-athletes can make baskets or score goals, but they also excel at the quintessential Jesuit ideal of being men and women for others. Similarly, our coaches make an effort to teach and practice this ideal.
Read the StoryAt Scranton, student-athletes can make baskets or score goals, but they also excel at the quintessential Jesuit ideal of being men and women for others. One such person is basketball player Ross Danzig.
Read the StoryAt Scranton, student-athletes can make baskets or score goals, but they also excel at the quintessential Jesuit ideal of being men and women for others. One such person is lacrosse player Ryan Saraceni.
Read the StoryAt Scranton, student-athletes can make baskets or score goals, but they also excel at the quintessential Jesuit ideal of being men and women for others. One such person is softball player Stephanie Romano.
Read the StoryNamed in honor of Peter A. Carlesimo, former University of Scranton coach and athletics director, the Carlesimo Golf Tournament & Award Dinner celebrates athletics at The University of Scranton and honors a person who has made special contributions to athletics.
Read the StoryThe difference between solid golfers and poor golfers is how they practice. Every poor amateur in the sport likes to practice what he or she is good at instead of what they are bad at.
Read the StorySince my sophomore year in high school, I knew I wanted to play a sport in college. Since I played volleyball year round and dedicated so much time to it, I knew it was the sport I wanted to continue with in college.
Read the StoryThe key to getting a good shot on goal is being patient and waiting for the right opportunity. However, when you see an opening, it’s important to seize the opportunity and take the shot without hesitating.
Read the StoryOur Scranton student-athletes are shining on the field and in the classroom.
Read the StoryAthletics always seems to come down to what’s measurable: wins and losses, distances and yards, and minutes and seconds. But those methods don’t accurately gauge the student-athletes at The University of Scranton like Chris Silakoski '14.
Read the StoryThe student-athletes at The University of Scranton are standouts in the classroom and community, as well as on the playing field. Sara Francisovich '14 is an example of just that.
Read the StoryTravis Farrell ’13 exemplifies what it takes to be a Royal student-athlete: dedication, leadership and hard work. We must also add perseverance to this list.
Read the StoryOur Scranton student-athletes are shining on the field and in the classroom.
Read the StoryIn the spring of 1983, there was no bigger stage than the basketball court at the John J. Long, S.J., Center.
Read the StoryAthletics always seems to come down to what’s measurable: wins and losses, distances and yards, and minutes and seconds. But those methods don’t accurately gauge the student-athletes at The University of Scranton like Julia Crilly '15.
Read the StoryBill McGuiness '13 exemplifies what it takes to be a Scranton student-athlete.
Read the StoryThe student-athletes at The University of Scranton are standouts in the classroom and community, as well as on the playing field. Gretchen Kempf '13 exemplifies what it takes to be a Royal.
Read the StoryThe University of Scranton Athletic Department had many reasons to celebrate this season including the women's tennis team's first NCAA appearance.
Read the StoryDan Slade '12, a lacrosse player, is one of several Scranton student-athletes taking their respective programs to new heights. Appropriately, we recently photographed Slade with Scranton’s skyline as a backdrop.
Read the StoryAnthony Duchnowski '13, a Royal baseball player, is one of several Scranton student-athletes taking their respective programs to new heights. Appropriately, we recently photographed Duchnowski with Scranton’s skyline as a backdrop.
Read the StoryAshley Vosilla '12, a softball player, is one of several Scranton student-athletes taking their respective programs to new heights. Appropriately, we recently photographed Vosilla with Scranton’s skyline as a backdrop.
Read the StoryThe University of Scranton Athletic Department had many reasons to celebrate this season with Coach Mike Strong setting a NCAA record for victories, the men's basketball team advancing to the Elite Eight, and the women's soccer team clinching its second straight conference title!
Read the StoryFinancing graduate school just got a lot easier for Carl Caceres ’11 and Chris Stallone ’11. This summer, the two Scranton graduates were awarded prestigious postgraduate scholarships by the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), bringing the total number of recipients from The University of Scranton to 15.
Read the StoryIt’s been a whirlwind summer for Mia Collarini ’11. In May, she earned Bachelor of Science degrees in counseling and human services and history from the University. Six weeks later she was named head coach of Scranton’s softball program.
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