Monday Musings: On the Ducks, NBA Kicks and the Knicks’ French Connection
This week, our sports editor writes about the legendary Sabrina Ionescu, her favorite basketball kicks and the Knicks’ best option at point guard.
This Is the WNBA’s Moment
As the 23rd WNBA season winds down, it’s the perfect time to examine how the league can build off its success and better itself for the future.
Three Women’s Tennis Players Advance to Nationals
Women’s tennis and men’s and women’s soccer were very successful this week, while men’s and women’s golf, men’s tennis, men’s cross country and women’s volleyball had average performances.
Women’s Volleyball Coach Reaches 100 Wins
Head Coach Andrew Brown hit the milestone in his second season at NYU.
Unionize College Sports
California’s new bill for college sports is a good first step, but unionization should be the goal.
Women’s Soccer Takes Home Opener by a Wide Margin
This weekend, the women’s volleyball and soccer teams picked up big wins, while the golf and tennis teams did well in multi-day tournaments, and men’s soccer ended its losing streak.
Saving Goals and Taking Names
Soft-spoken off the field, the goalkeeper for the women’s soccer team makes her presence known on the field with her consistently impressive performances.
Women’s Golf Team Looks to Repeat Championship Success
Last spring, the Violets were crowned NCAA Division III champions for the first time in NYU’s history. Can they do it again this season?
Forget Hogwarts — NYU Quidditch Is Flying High
The NYU Quidditch team finished in fourth place, its best-ever performance, at the U.S. Quidditch Cup 12 last weekend.
Avenatti’s Not the Story. Nike Is.
Nike and other sports apparel companies have long been engaged in some pretty sketchy behavior surrounding high school athletes and the college recruitment process.
NCAA March Madness Final Preview
Who do you have winning it all Monday night?
