By Mack Eon The Seattle Seahawks defeated the New England Patriots this past Sunday in Super Bowl LX (60), 29-13, with the Seahawks controlling the affair for a large majority of the game, through both consistent offensive production and stifling defense.  A major contributor to that sustained offensive production was running back Kenneth Walker III, the most valuable player of the game, who rushed for 135 yards and added 26 receiving yards, frequently using his speed and pat

By Annie Renz Lily Newell ‘27 did not have a sport management professor her freshman year at Stonehill. There wasn’t even a chair of the department, and her advisor specialized in marketing. But now, halfway through her junior year, Newell is getting the experience sport management majors dream about: working at the Super Bowl.  To make the deal even sweeter, it’s also her first NFL game.  “To actually experience my first ever NFL game at the Super Bowl in San Francisco with

By Annie Renz While Stonehill students returned home for a few weeks over winter break, a number of athletes were busy competing to begin the new year.   Stonehill basketball began conference play on January 2. Both teams traded back and forth on the wins and losses column, with the women going 2-4 before classes started.   The men’s team topped off Martin Luther King weekend with a win over Saint Francis, putting them at a 3-3 record before the semester began.   Women’s bask

By Annie Renz Stonehill College faculty showed off their athletic abilities outside of the classroom at the inaugural “Invite a Professor to Practice Day.”  The event, hosted by the women’s basketball team, is something Head Coach Trish Brown has wanted to put on for many years.   The idea was brought to life on Monday when 12 professors tied up their laces and practiced alongside the team.  “All of the faculty will be welcome to compete in our end of practice shooting drill

By Annie Renz Twelve Stonehill students boarded a flight on Tuesday to Santa Clara, California, where they’ll work football’s biggest stage – Super Bowl 60.  It’s the second year the sports management department organized this opportunity, thanks to Department Chair Annemarie Farrell, who brought to Stonehill eight years of Super Bowl appearances when she joined the college in 2024.  She built the Super Bowl program from the ground up at Ithaca College, forging connections wi