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 – 1851 Staff
Lasell prepares for a tough test with many new faces
1851 staff member and podcast host Zach Houle and co-host Josh Wolmer talk all things baseball – from Major League to college ball and beyond! Tune in each week to hear what they have to say.
By Kyle Schroeder & James Macey – 1851 Staff
The men’s baseball team has not been off to a great start this season, but unfortunately, it’s been out of their control. The Lasers have had four games postponed in a row due to the weather, pushing their season back to end on April 29. Continue reading “Mother Nature delays baseball season”
By Seán McGlone & Casey DiBari – Editor-in-Chief & 1851 Staff
While it may not feel like springtime in some parts of the country, that hasn’t stopped the start of the 2018 baseball season. All of Major League Baseball’s 30 teams started their season on March 29, which is the earliest start in the history of the league. The season seems to be going quite nicely for the teams, sans some brawls that happened recently, and baseball fans are feeling thrilled. And they should. Continue reading “Baseball is back in full swing”
Lasell’s Softball and Baseball teams took their annual spring break trips. Softball played in a tournament in Claremont, FL, finishing the week 1-9 versus other east coast teams. Baseball toured the east coast traveling to St. Mary’s City, MD, Cary, NC, and Kings Point, NY. The Lasers went 0-6 against St. Mary’s (MD), Guilford College and United States Merchant Marine Academy. Photos courtesy of Christian Berk & Ashley Gatchell
By Patrick Colvin – Contributing Writer
Recently, there have been discussions in the baseball community about the sport is slowly becoming boring. The main complaints discuss how baseball isn’t entertaining enough and the games are too long to watch.
By Tristan Davis – Features Editor
While various members of the men’s volleyball team ventured to Niagara Falls and the Mohegan Sun Casino, the rest of Lasell’s athletes dispersed throughout North America in search of more 2016 victories. Panning out as far as Puerto Rico and Florida, the Lasers collected key wins over schools from MA, NY, and PA.
Continue reading “Student athletes on road for spring break”
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