Thursday, Feb 23, 2012 41° - Binghamton, NY

Softball off to 2-3 start as season gets underway

The Bearcats swept Friday’s back-to-back games against Boston College and the University of Delaware but proceeded to lose to the University of Tennessee at Martin, Saint Louis University and Florida Gulf Coast University on Saturday and Sunday.

Van Ingen shines at AE championship

The Binghamton University men’s track & field team finished in third place at the America East Indoor Track and Field Championship this weekend at the Boston University Track and Tennis Center.

Bearcats without a win, without a Lin

In only two weeks’ time, Jeremy Lin and the “Linsanity-infused” media has breathed life into the New York Knicks organization. Even without Carmelo Anthony, (and for a short time without Amar’e Stoudemire), Lin has single-handedly made the Knicks relevant again. He has, for the time being, saved Mike D’Antoni’s job as head coach and delayed [...]

Men’s tennis downs Lafayette

The Binghamton University men’s tennis team tallied a much-needed win on Sunday, knocking off Lafayette College 6-1 at Penn State’s Indoor Tennis Center to snap a three-match slide. The Bearcats (3-5) swept the doubles matches and took five out of six singles matches in straight sets. Freshman Ruben Haggai recorded the sole Binghamton loss in [...]

Hennig three-peats at AE Indoors

Host Boston University captured the America East Indoor Track & Field Championship this weekend, beating out Albany by a mere 4.5 points. Binghamton finished in fifth with 74.5 total points.

Four-win Retrievers still too much for men’s basketball

Everything was seemingly there for the taking. To the optimists, this was it. Finally, after 24 games and nearly three months of failure, Wednesday night brought the opportunity for which the fans, students and community had been waiting. It had taken a while, but the stars were finally going to align for the Binghamton University [...]

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