Uconn Basketball: Hurleymania Starting Strong
By Kevin Galasso, Editor
December 5, 2018
November 15th, 2018, This was the day that I started to believe in Hurleymania. Uconn Basketball had beaten Syracuse who at the time was ranked 15 in the country. I couldn’t believe what I was watching. The team was looking so much better compared to the last two years. That made me excited to see wha...
Another Under the Radar Team: Sailing
By Eric Myskowski, Senior Reporter
November 29, 2018
Filed under Campus News, Sports, Sports News, uncategorized, X Teams
While the successful soccer team made headlines this year, another team was also doing well behind the scenes this fall, the sailing team. They recently finished 5th out of 28 at the Great Oaks Regatta in New Orleans, a national sailing championship sponsored by the All-State Sugar Bowl. Â ...
Xavier Cross Country had another break-out season. Why does nobody seem to care?
By Aidan Higgins, Assistant Reporter
November 9, 2018
The term "the Big 4" refers to America's 4 most popular sports: baseball, basketball, football, and hockey, all of which dominate the media and have thousands of dedicated youth programs, a plentiful supply of diehard fans, and millions of TV viewers. Â American society worships spectator sports li...
Uconn Football: Why? Just Why?
By Kevin Galasso, Editor
October 11, 2018
For anyone who didn’t know, I wrote an article last year about Randy Edsall’s return to UConn football and my excitement for the next couple of years. Oh, how the times have changed. I tried. I tried to be optimistic, but I just can’t do it anymore. UConn football has been so disappointing over...
Your Top Candidates for the Heisman Trophy?
By Revanth Yalamanchi, Assistant reporter
October 19, 2017
Filed under Sports, Sports News, uncategorized
Every year the National Collegiate Athletic Association awards the year's top college football player with the Heisman trophy, the most prestigious award they can attain. Since 1935, players have received this award created by the downtown athletic club directed by John Heisman. This year the top...
The Decline of NFL TV Ratings
By Eric Myskowski, Assistant Reporter
October 17, 2017
The decline of TV ratings for the NFL is continuing this year. Last week’s ratings are down eight percent from the 2016 season and eighteen percent from 2015. According to ESPN, the number of viewers is at 15.156 million viewers in 2017 down from 18.438 million in 2015. This continuing trend is starting...
Uconn Football: The Return of Randy Edsall
By Kevin Galasso, Editor
October 3, 2017
Filed under News, Sports, Sports News
As an avid Uconn fan, I was excited for the football season to start up. This has been my second year of following the team and going to a good amount of their games along with my father and grandfather. While not my favorite Uconn sport, (I have season tickets for Hockey instead), I still enjoy going...
What Sports Are Actually Good For?
By Matt Zablocki, Reporter
February 14, 2017
Filed under Onion X, Opinions, Sports
Coming up in only a few days is one of the biggest sports days on the American calendar, which millions of people throughout the country will celebrate with cook-offs, parties, and, of course watching the Superbowl on TV. Now, since Iâ€...
The First Ever Pink Basketball Game
By Alexander Pralea and Laurenz Mosquito
February 14, 2017
Filed under Campus Features, Campus News, Sports, Student Life
Basketball is the latest Xavier sport to be used in raising awareness for breast cancer.
Successors of Sean Marinan: Coach Andy Guyon
By Laurenz Mosquito, Reporter
January 10, 2017
Filed under Campus News, News, Sports, Sports News, X Teams
Andy Guyon is the new head coach of the football team for Xavier High School.
Winter Sports Season has Arrived!
December 13, 2016
Filed under Sports, Sports News, X Teams
Hey Freshmen, did you miss out on joining a sports team or club in the fall? Don’t worry, these are the sports you can join. Throughout the winter Xavier offers many sports and activities to keep you busy. These sports include basketball, hockey, indoor track, rifle team, swimming, and wrestling. Basketball...
Cubs End 108 Year Drought
By Alexander Pralea, Reporter
December 12, 2016
Filed under Sports, Sports News, uncategorized
After surviving a grueling World Series, the Cubs emerged as the victors for the first in time in 108 years. It was well deserved, showing the new the manager, Joe Maddon, has really made a difference. Even with immense pressure, the Cubs emerged as the champions, as only the sixth team to outlast...
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