Kathy Garvin ’75 recalled a sign on a St. Joe’s campus bathroom with the letters “WO” taped in front of the word “men.”
Garvin, who enrolled at St. Joe’s in 1971, one year after the university...
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3. A last-second shot just before a game ends that determines the outcome of the game.
7. A player who is drafted into the NBA after playing only one season of college basketball.
8. A team’s...
Sarah Mele ’27 and Jacob Phelps ’28 were joint winners of the annual alma mater singing competition held during halftime at the men’s basketball game in Hagan Arena Feb. 22.
The singing competition,...
Sportswriter Aaron Bracy ’98, M.S. ’99, is seeing his lifelong dream of writing a book come to life with ‘A Soaring Season: The Incredible, Inspiring Story of the 2003-04 Saint Joseph’s Hawks,’...
At the beginning of the men’s basketball season, there were murmurs about the possibility of senior Erik Reynolds II becoming the program’s all-time leading scorer. The guard from Temple Hills, Maryland,...
In the Oct. 23 issue of The Hawk Newspaper, pages 1, 2, and 6 through 16 had a positive and optimistic view on the same topic: basketball at SJU. While I believe that there is a place for basketball at...
St. Joe’s fans got their first look at the 2024-25 men’s basketball team when it hosted Bucknell as part of its annual autism awareness game Oct. 26. The Hawks lost, 88-82, to the Bison, who are led...
Like many kids, I grew up habitually watching March Madness every year. I would stay up late watching game after game, upset after upset. There is a magic to college basketball that is wholly unique. Nothing...
Some schools have football or baseball as the “crown jewel” of their athletics program, the main team to which students’ passions and fanhood are channeled. At St. Joe’s, our area of sports pride...
