2021 NBA Season Preview
By Colin Lawless, Staff Writer The NBA is back, and another season full of superteams and up-and-comers is sure to keep our mouths watering for the next 8 months. Coming off an extremely busy offseason, filled with controversy and players finding new homes, several teams look very different. LeBron James and the Los Angeles Lakers front office were busy at work, as usual, bringing in long-time friends Russell Westbrook and Carmelo...
Cross Country Keeps Pace in Regional Rankings, Competes Well in Recent Invitationals
By Kristoffer Nikias, Staff Writer The men’s and women’s cross country teams had strong showings over the past two weekends, as they both competed in the Mike Woods Invitational and the Aubrey Shenk invitational, the latter hosted at home on the battlefields of Gettysburg. The men’s team featured two fast performances by junior Connor Elliott, who placed 47th in the Mike Woods invitational and 9th in the Aubrey Shenk invitational. His...
Volleyball Sweeps Matches, Kuba-McCoy Awarded CC Player of the Week
By Emma Hladik, Staff Writer Volleyball swept their matches this past week, defeating Penn State Mont Alto three sets to none on October 13th and Washington College three sets to one on October 16th with the help of Centennial Conference Player of the Week, Zanze Kuba-McCoy ’23. Earlier in the week, the Centennial Conference announced that the junior star won Player of the Week. She averaged an impressive 4.29 kills and 3.86 digs per...
10/18 Student Senate Meeting – Parliamentarian Resignation and Discussion of Changes to Constitution
By Leah McCann, Contributing Writer On Monday, Oct. 18, Student Senate formally acknowledged the resignation of the parliamentarian, approved an approximate total of $6,500 to several budget requests on behalf of clubs, and reviewed recent changes made to the constitution. Resignation Announcement Parliamentarian Jack Comegno ’24 announced his resignation, stating, “I can’t dedicate the time I want to, and there is a lot that...
Two Bullets Score First Career Goals in Victory Over Washington College
By Sydney LoPresti, Contributing Writer Slippery conditions did not stop the women’s soccer team as they defeated Centennial Conference opponent Washington College by a score of 3-1 on Saturday, October 16th. The offensive unit for the Shorewomen dominated the opening minutes of the game, firing seven shots on senior goalkeeper Maddie Cunningham in the first 20 minutes. Cunningham did not let up, though, recording three of her...
