by C. GARRETT KEIDEL, Asst. Editor Johnny Schob is a business management major from Long Island, N.Y. In his senior year playing golf, he hopes to finally get that elusive MAAC win that has been so close to achieving in the last few seasons. Schob was one of five Jaspers to place in the top-ten of the Fox Club Shootout as he ended in a … Continue reading Senior Johnny Schob Wraps Up His Time on the Golf Team
by Ariel Pacheco Contributor After coming off of a second place finish in last year’s MAAC Men’s golf championship, Manhattan’s golf team looks to build off of that impressive finish in this year’s upcoming MAAC golf championship. “We’re ahead of last year’s pace,” said Frank Darby, who is in his second year as head coach of the golf program. “This is a very talented team that … Continue reading A Bright Future Is Ahead For The Golf Team
Men’s Lacrosse Manhattan earned its first win of the season on April 16 after a rousing 11-10 overtime victory over Marist. Nick Strano scored his third goal of the game just 21 seconds into overtime to get the win for Manhattan. The Jaspers improved to 3-10 overall and 1-3 in the MAAC. Strano and Parker Giarratana led the team with three and four goals respectively. … Continue reading JASPERS Sports Recap
The Manhattan College turnover started in spring ‘14 when it said goodbye to seniors Chris Calabro, its captain; Paul Toohey; and Jonathan Feuer. Veteran leadership responsibilities were automatically handed down to Mike Giannico, James Edgeworth and Ross Ketner. They were set to be role-models to the incoming freshman class of Ryan Lynch, Johnny Schob, Charles Seward and Jonny Slater. The following spring, Manhattan added Jon … Continue reading Source: Manhattan And Iona Are Dark Horses For MAAC Title
BY JONATHAN REYES, DANIEL YNFANTE, JACLYN MARR & CHRIS CIRILLO SPORTS EDITOR, ASST. SPORTS EDITORS & SENIOR WRITER Last year has come and gone. As cliche as that sounds, 2015 will do the same. Although years continue to fly right on by one thing remains: memories. Manhattan College Jaspers across every sport had players and moments that should be remembered for individual and team accomplishments … Continue reading Quadrangle Jaspers and Jasper Moments of the Year (2014 Edition)
Before the season began, Saint Peter’s head coach Peter Falloon said the Rutgers Invitational would be a measuring stick for teams in the MAAC. The invitational ended up a mixed bag for teams from the MAAC. Falloon’s Peacocks finished 14th, Fairfield finished third, Iona finished ninth, Monmouth finished 12th and Manhattan finished 18th out of 18 teams. State of MAAC Golf and Where the Jaspers Fit In … Continue reading Jaspers Golf Struggles at Rutgers Fall Invitational
Entering the 2014-15 season, the Manhattan College men’s golf team should feel good about themselves. They came within just a few strokes short of capturing its first ever Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference title last season, and hope to carry the momentum to this season. That’s not to say this team is a lock to win or even compete for this year’s MAAC. Something that cannot … Continue reading Jasper Golf 2014-15 Tee-Off
It was a golf season full of inconsistencies for the Manhattan Jaspers until the end when the Jaspers were a mere four strokes shy of winning the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference title. Captain Chris Calabro liked the effort the team gave, but it wasn’t enough to win the MAAC championship. “We collectively didn’t put it all together in the final round,” said Calabro. “We were … Continue reading A Few Strokes Short
If the Manhattan golf team needs an edge this week at MAAC championships, they know exactly where to look. It’ll yet again look toward one of their sophomore golfers, James Edgeworth, who last year showcased his abilities on the golf course at the tournament. He does his thing on the green without ever considering himself amongst the best players on the team, and couldn’t care … Continue reading Quiet Demeanor But Worth His ‘Edge-’
