Raptor Roundup, November 2024

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Men’s Soccer

This month the Raptors headed into their NJAC post-season play. The Raptors beat Rutgers Newark 1-0 in their first round of playoffs, taking them to semi-finals. The Raptors ultimately lost 0-1 to Rowan University, on November 5th. Although their season ended the team had six all NJAC performers. Jason Garwood (defender), Joe Lodise (midfielder), and Sean Boen (goalkeeper) were All NJAC Honorable Mentions. Brandon Valeri (midfielder) and Nick Yurcho (defender) were named Second Team All NJAC. Junior defender Eric Swen was named First Team All NJAC.


Women’s Soccer

Although the women’s team did not make it to postseason play, they had four all conference team selections. Brianne Reeves (forward), and Amy Maurer (defender) were All NJAC Honorable Mentions. Emily Owens (midfielder) and Gianna Patitucci (defender) were named Second Team All NJAC.


Cross Country


This month the Scarlet Raptor’s competed in the NJAC Cross Country Championships. On November 2nd the New Jersey Athletic Conference Championship was hosted by TCNJ, the men placed 6th out of 7 teams earning 167 points. The women placed 7th out of 9 teams earning 208 points. On November 16th the men’s team competed in the NCAA Metro regionals placing 20th out of 25 teams, and earning 599 points. Sophomore Jacob Dinerman also named First Team All NJAC.


Men’s Basketball


Basketball season began this month, and the Scarlet Raptors currently hold a 4-0 record. On Saturday November 9th, the Raptors won their home opener against Penn State Lehigh Valley 74-51. On Wednesday November 13th the team won 67-62 against FDU-Florham, and the following Saturday went on to beat Saint Elizabeth University 73-62. This month the raptors also beat Alvernia University 69-64. On Tuesday November 26, they will face Rutgers-Newark in their NJAC opener.


Women’s Basketball


The women’s Basketball team currently holds a 3-1 record. Their season opener was on Saturday November 9th against Penn State Lehigh Valley where they won 77-48. The raptors then went on to beat University of Valley Forge on November 12th (89-54) and Cairn University on November 15th (70-47). The Raptors faced FDU-Florham on November 17th, but lost 84-96. On Tuesday November 26th the Raptors will face Rutgers Newark in their NJAC season opener.

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