The Hofstra Chronicle

Six-run third inning dooms Pride in non-conference action

Kevin Carroll -- SPORTS EDITOR • April 5, 2018

The Hofstra baseball team couldn’t keep Manhattan College off the basepaths on Wednesday afternoon, walking 14 batters and surrendering six runs in the third inning on the way to a 12-4 loss to the Jaspers on a rainy day at University Field.

Hofstra stumbles at Manhattan, loses fifth straight

Hofstra Chronicle • March 24, 2016

By Marco Meglio -- STAFF WRITER Hofstra men’s baseball team suffered its 15th loss of the season Tuesday, losing 6-1 to Manhattan at Dutchess Stadium. Dave Jesch took his second loss of the season,...

Baseball backs up quality pitching with run support for shutout win over Manhattan

Hofstra Chronicle • April 21, 2015

By Gio Annatelli – STAFF WRITER The Hofstra Pride blanked the Manhattan Jaspers en route to a 7-0 victory at Dutchess Stadium Wednesday night. Hofstra improves to 13-19 on the season while the...

Llinares scores six in Pride’s historic shutout of Manhattan

Hofstra Chronicle • February 25, 2015

By Kyle Kandetzki - SPORTS EDITOR After a 0-2 start for the second year and a row, the Pride returned home with a sense of urgency and delivered a destruction of their opponent…and then some. The...

Tennis outshoots the competition

Hofstra Chronicle • September 17, 2014

By Sean Williams - Sports Editor Hofstra women’s tennis dominated at home this weekend, winning the A Singles bracket, the B Singles bracket and the doubles championship. The Hofstra Invitational...

Thirteen years later, where do we stand on 9/11?

Hofstra Chronicle • September 10, 2014

By Khadijah DuncanSPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE Is it finally time to move on after the 9/11 terrorist attacks? This is a difficult question to answer. Out of all 365 days in the year, no other day on the...

Students cannot afford the city scene

Hofstra Chronicle • October 5, 2013

By Michelle CannizzoSpecial to the Chronicle My conversations with people outside of New York usually begin with something along the lines of, “Oh my God, going to school in New York City must...