Top Recruit Rysheed Jordan Commits to St. John’s
Kieran Lynch, Editor-in-Chief
April 11, 2013
The St. John’s men’s basketball team got its sole target for the 2013 recruiting class today as Rysheed Jordan announced his commitment to the Red Storm over Twitter this morning. “I am looking forward to taking the next steps as a basketball player and in continuing my education at... Read more »
Amir Garrett announces intent to transfer
April 10, 2013
Jon Perez Sports Editor St. John’s sophomore Amir Garrett announced his intent to transfer from the men’s basketball program over Twitter on April 2. “After a long thought out process of speaking with my family, I will be leaving St. John’s Basketball Program,” Garrett said. “It was a well... Read more »
Columbia keeps Johnnies at bay
April 10, 2013
Matthew Wolfson Assistant Sports Editor The St. John’s men’s baseball team has hit a rough patch, losing to Columbia yesterday 5-3, turning a couple of bad games into a losing streak. The Columbia pitching shut down the Red Storm batters, letting up zero earned runs between the six hurlers. The three-run... Read more »
Cardinal Sin: Softball falls to No.11 Louisville 8-0
April 10, 2013
Jalen Bishop Contributing Writer The St. John’s softball team was given no breaks when it faced No.11 Louisville on Saturday afternoon when they fell 8-0 to give the Cardinals a three game series sweep. The Red Storm (9-28-1) recorded three errors and combined for only two hits. “We weren’t able... Read more »
Hoya Paranoia: LAX falls 14-13
April 10, 2013
Anthony Parelli Assistant Sports Editor The surging St. John’s men’s lacrosse team hit a snag Saturday in Long Island, losing an overtime heartbreaker 14-13 to Georgetown. The game took place at Bethpage High School and was aptly titled “The Battle of Bethpage.” Highlighting the loss was goalie... Read more »
Fans should appreciate Lavin
April 10, 2013
Jon Perez Sports Editor In the recent events that occurred at Rutgers University, college basketball fans are left to wonder, how many other coaches are like Mike Rice? How many other coaches in the country bully their players verbally and physically? Is this a common thing? It’s not. Yes, coaches... Read more »
Keady Named to Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame
Kyle Fitzgerald, Assistant Sports Editor
April 4, 2013
Gene Keady, special advisor to current St. John’s head coach Steve Lavin, was elected into the National Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame on Tuesday. “I am very humbled and happy to be inducted into the National Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame,” Keady said in a press release. “Throughout... Read more »
Amir Garrett Announces Intent to Transfer
Jon Perez, Sports Editor
April 3, 2013
Sophomore Amir Garrett announced through Twitter that he will look to transfer from St. John’s before next fall. “After a long thought out process of speaking with my family, I will be leaving St. John’s Basketball Program,” Garrett said in a series of tweets. “It was a well thought out decision... Read more »
Johnnies Exit Tourney Despite Heroic Double OT Effort
Kyle Fitzgerald, Assistant Sports Editor
March 24, 2013
St. John’s suffered a crushing 96-90 defeat to Dayton in the first round of the NCAA Women’s Tournament at Carnesecca Arena on Sunday that effectively ended their season. The game extended into two overtimes as the Red Storm (18-13, 11-5) overcame a 13 point deficit, but ran out of gas as the game... Read more »
Montez Strikes Again at GWU Invitational
Johnathan Corbett, Staff Writer
March 21, 2013
The St. John’s softball team went 1-3 at the GWU Capital Invitational Tournament last weekend. The Red Storm’s (6-20-1) lone victory was a 6-0 win against Akron on Sunday after losing to the Zips 14-1 on Saturday. “One of the most valuable lessons that our team can learn as we head into Big East... Read more »
