Coming off a 13-12 victory against the Rochester Institute of Technology on March 27, the Geneseo women’s lacrosse team looked to continue the momentum going into their next game versus the 17th ranked William Smith College Herons. The Knights traveled to Geneva to take on the Herons and Geneseo fell 13-10. 

Starting the season strong was a step in the right direction for the Geneseo women’s lacrosse team. Their spring break trip to Englewood, Fla., however, proved to be a rough patch for the Knights. 

In May 2018, the Geneseo women’s lacrosse team found themselves with a disappointing end to their season: a loss in the SUNYAC semifinal. The momentum leading up to that game, however, was never lost and has propelled the team to begin this season with three straight wins. 

Now that winter is close to ending, there are many things to look forward to: blooming flowers, green grass and sunny days without blinding snow on the ground. For Geneseo’s track and field team, the warmer weather means the beginning of the outdoor season. 

For three long days in late February, the Geneseo swimming and diving team put their season on the line to compete at the SUNYAC Championships. Unsurprisingly, both the men’s and women’s teams returned to Geneseo this past Saturday as champions. 

Around this time of year, football fans find themselves lost and unsure of what sport to focus on now that their go-to option has gone into the offseason. Luckily, Charlie Ebersol and his entourage of football executives are here to give the fans what they want. 

Up by one with 10 seconds left to play against the Minnesota Vikings, The New Orleans Saints were already packing their bags to head to the 2018 NFC Championship Game in last year’s playoffs. What happened next can only be described with one word: miracle.