By Taylor Viles – Print Sports Editor
Two evenly matched teams took the floor for a Monday night game at the athletic center on February 7. The Lasell women’s basketball team (8-10 overall) welcomed the Elms College Blazers (8-7 overall) to campus for the start of their busy week, and this game did not disappoint.
Continue reading “Elms prevails over Lasers in overtime thriller”By Nico Manganiello & Zack Laware – 1851 Contributors
Kent Cherrington, Lasell’s Sports Information Director for nearly four years, has resigned from his position to join the Babson Athletic Department.
Continue reading “Kent Cherrington leaves lasting impact”By Kait Bedell – News Editor
The lady Lasers took on Rhode Island College during a women’s volleyball matchup for Senior Night on Thursday.
Continue reading “Women’s Volleyball takes on Rhode Island College (RIC) during Senior Night”By Bailey Klingaman – Digital Editor
Over the summer, Women’s Rugby coach alum Nick Lucido (‘17) received an email notifying him the team was joining the Athletics Department as a club sport.
Continue reading “Women’s Rugby joins athletics “By Taylor Viles – Sports Editor
On March 13, Lasell University announced the cancelation of in-person classes, asking students to head home until COVID-19 was under control. Two days prior, the men’s volleyball team hosted Springfield College in what would become the last on-campus sporting event for over a year.
Continue reading “Gameplay resumes for Lasers”By Taylor Viles – Sports Editor
Following the resignation of former women’s basketball head coach Todd Montana in August, the Athletic Department began their search for a new leader for the program. Because there was no winter season, this process wasn’t rushed and the hiring team aimed to be methodical in their selection.
Continue reading “Kelley Sundberg to lead women’s b-ball”By Kaie Quigley & Pat Carbone – Features Editor & 1851 Contributor
The spring sports season is almost back. As players prepare to compete for the first time in almost a year, here are the athletes likely to turn heads:
Continue reading “Six spectacular stand-out Spring athletes”By Taylor Viles – Sports Editor
This fall has been anything but ideal for Lasell’s baseball team. From the beginning of the semester, head coach Bill Uberti could tell he was going to have to work harder than usual to groom his players for a competitive spring season.
Continue reading “Challenges stunt baseball’s non-traditional season”
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