Three student-athletes from The College of New Jersey have been recognized by the New Jersey Athletic Conference for outstanding performances in lacrosse and track events. Hailey Wexler, Abby Williams, and Lucia Garcia-Beltran each earned weekly conference honors following recent competitions.
The TCNJ men’s tennis team defeated Moravian for its seventh consecutive win this season. Key players reached individual milestones as they prepare for upcoming conference matches.
The TCNJ women’s tennis team suffered its first loss this season against NYU in a shutout match. NYU secured victories across all doubles and singles contests. The Lions will next face Haverford.
The College of New Jersey softball team swept Ramapo behind strong pitching from Maya Knasiak and Elizabeth Gosse. Both games featured key defensive plays and timely hitting as TCNJ improved its conference record.
The College of New Jersey baseball team lost both games of its doubleheader against Montclair State on April 11. Strong performances from Brian Lovaglio were not enough as Montclair outscored TCNJ in both contests. The Lions look ahead to their final non-conference matchup next week.
The TCNJ women’s track and field team earned four wins during their annual home invitational on April 11. Multiple athletes achieved top-three finishes or set new personal records across sprints, relays, jumps, throws, and multi-events.
The TCNJ men’s track and field team achieved multiple wins at their annual outdoor invitational this past weekend, led by standout performances from Noah Traverso and Nate Adams across various events on both track and field disciplines.
The No. 47 TCNJ men’s tennis team defeated No. 49 Washington College in a sweeping shutout on April 11. The Lions claimed victories across all singles and doubles matches to improve their season record.
The College of New Jersey women’s lacrosse team lost narrowly to unbeaten Salisbury University on April 11 during Senior Day celebrations. Goalie Hailey Wexler made thirteen saves as TCNJ built an early lead but ultimately fell short in a defensive contest.
The TCNJ baseball team snapped its five-game losing streak with a home win over Stockton on April 10. Strong pitching from Jesse Beer and timely hitting led to a final score of 7-3. The Lions now prepare for an upcoming doubleheader against Montclair State.