By Maddi Achtyl Stonehill will be adding Men’s Golf to its varsity lineup in 2007, the 25 th varsity sport for the college. The announcement comes after Stonehill agreed to buy the Easton Country Club. The Men's Golf team, which will begin play in the 2027-2028 year, will compete in the New England Conference (NEC), joining Binghamton, Chicago State, FDU, Howard, Le Moyne, LIU, Mercyhurst, NC Central, New Haven, UMES, and Wagner. This is the second varsity sport Stonehill ad

By Annie Renz The blizzard of ‘26 interrupted most of Stonehill’s operations and halted varsity athletes’ lifts, practices, and games.   The Sports Complex locked its doors to all athletes, including the teams that are in-season and, for some, preparing for upcoming playoff games.   “Sundays are always our off days, so not practicing for three days heading into round one of the playoffs was a little nerve-wracking, but we also made sure to take advantage of the three days of

By Emily Ciampa The women’s ice hockey team is carrying its relentless mindset into the next round of playoffs after defeating LIU in back-to-back games on Friday and Saturday. With the quarterfinal sweep behind them, the team will now shift focus to a 7 p.m. semifinal matchup against Franklin Pierce University on Wednesday night.     Throughout the regular season, this team emphasized consistency and determination, a theme that has continued to carry into this postseason pla

By Annie Renz A lot of gold, silver, and bronze is coming back to the United States.  The 2026 Milan Cortina Winter Olympics concluded on February 22, and this year’s American athletes represented the country well, collecting 33 medals, the second most medals of competing countries.  Twelve of those 33 medals were gold, marking the most amount of first-place finishes by Americans in Winter Olympics history.   Norway ousted the U.S. for the most medals (41), while the Netherla

By Annie Renz  Stonehill Baseball’s business trip to Florida to face Florida Gulf Coast University turned into an extended vacation thanks to the Blizzard of ‘26.   After a long weekend of baseball, the team planned to fly home Sunday, February 22. Then news broke that their flight was cancelled the Sunday morning before their final game.  “They were debating flying us back on Wednesday so that we could go to class and then leave that night for Virginia,” said junior Nate Kea