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October 14, 2020
Professional Sports/Sports

How social justice protests have found their way into sports

2020 has been a turbulent year. Though comparatively small in relevance compared to other fields such as the health care system, sports took a huge hit throughout this hell-stricken year. From the

Professional Sports/Sports

World Series Preview: Boston vs. LA, the rivalry comes to Baseball

With their game 7 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers, the Los Angeles Dodgers (92-71) clinched their second consecutive World Series appearance— this time they’ll be taking on the league’s best team, the Boston Red Sox (108-54). The Dodgers became the

October 24, 2018

World Series Preview: Dodgers vs Astros, a Battle of Powers

Professional Sports/Sports

The most exciting time of year for Major League Baseball (MLB) is upon us once again, the Fall Classic. The World Series opens up

Men’s baseball ready for successful season

QC Sports/Sports

Queens College men’s baseball team began their season Feb. 25 with an 11-10 defeat against Dominican College at Myrtle Beach, S.C. The Knights entered

Professional Sports/Sports

How social justice protests have found their way into sports

2020 has been a turbulent year. Though comparatively small in relevance compared to other fields such as the health care system, sports took a huge hit throughout this hell-stricken year. From the

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by Holden Velasco
October 14, 2020
Professional Sports/Sports

World Series Preview: Boston vs. LA, the rivalry comes to Baseball

With their game 7 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers, the Los Angeles Dodgers (92-71) clinched their second consecutive World Series appearance— this time they’ll be taking on the league’s best team, the

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by Jurgen Koni
October 24, 2018
Professional Sports/Sports

World Series Preview: Dodgers vs Astros, a Battle of Powers

The most exciting time of year for Major League Baseball (MLB) is upon us once again, the Fall Classic. The World Series opens up Tuesday, Oct. 24th as the Los Angeles Dodgers

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by Jurgen Koni
October 25, 2017
QC Sports/Sports

Men’s baseball ready for successful season

Queens College men’s baseball team began their season Feb. 25 with an 11-10 defeat against Dominican College at Myrtle Beach, S.C. The Knights entered the season looking to improve from last season,

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by Albert Roman
March 30, 2016
QC Sports/Sports

Queens College’s baseball stadium named after alum Charles Hennekens

Charles Hennekens, a Queens College alum, was honored by the college at a ceremony on Oct. 17 with the baseball field named after him. After the unveiling of the new stadium sign,

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by Brandon Hernandez
October 21, 2015
QC Sports/Sports

QC baseball team hopes to strike out 16-year playoff drought

After spending months in the weight room, the Queens College men’s baseball team was anxious to get out and start playing ball. The season was scheduled to begin on Feb. 28. However,

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by Victor Hillegren
March 11, 2015
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QC Sports/Sports

Knights looking to go .500 for the first time in 15 years

Queens College baseball season is underway and the team is looking to bounce back from a 15-27 record last season. Led by a new coach, but a familiar face, QC alumnus Chris Reardon

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by Albert Roman
April 9, 2014

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