In 1986, Tennis Magazine named Debbie Daniels ’86 an All-American. Daniels, who led the Lions to the NCAA Division III women’s tennis championship, was the lone Division III representative selected to the prestigious All-Star team. Daniels enjoyed a luncheon at the Waldorf-Astoria on Park Avenue in New York City that was held in connection with… Continue Reading
Category Archives: Athletics
History maker
After Danica Roskos ’13 captured her second straight national title in the 1-meter dive at the 2012 NCAA Championships, the question on a lot of people’s minds was whether she could do it a third time. The question on Roskos’ mind was whether she wanted to. … Continue Reading
Video: April 2013 Plays of the Month
The sports information staff breaks down the top Lions athletics plays from last month.… Continue Reading
Video: March 2013 Plays of the Month
The sports information staff breaks down the top Lions athletics plays from last month. … Continue Reading
Academic honor takes Jeffries to men’s Final Four
As an Elite 89 Award winner, senior Meredith Jeffries and her father were guests of the NCAA at the NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Final Four in Atlanta.… Continue Reading
Video: February 2013 Plays of the Month
The sports information staff breaks down the top Lions athletics plays from last month.… Continue Reading
Hometown hero
Former TCNJ football captain Julian “Jay” Price ’93 raced into Hurricane Sandy to rescue people in distress. … Continue Reading
No “LOL” matter: Should colleges censor their athletes’ use of social media?
A simple tweet or post from a college athlete might seem harmless at the time, but it can come back to haunt them.… Continue Reading
This month in Lions’ sports history: 1991 baseball team
The baseball team’s 1991 Florida road trip featured two memorable developments. Find out what they were. … Continue Reading
Brian Bishop captures 200th career win
Brian Bishop, head coach of the men’s swimming and diving team, captured his 200th career coaching victory when his Lions beat William Paterson, 171-100, on January 19. … Continue Reading