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Pink Day at SNHU

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Pink Day at SNHU is happening on Saturday, February 3 at 1:30 pm against New Haven. The lobby fair opens at 12:30 pm, where prizes, giveaways, raffles, t-shirt sales, and kids' face painting are all available. The first Pink Day was held in 2006 and was founded by head women's basketball coach, Karen Pinkos. They give donations to CMC Breast Care Center and Kay
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SNHU Winter Sports Preview

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SNHU’s winter sports season has started. Hockey, men's basketball, women’s basketball, and indoor track & field have started their seasons and are ready to play. Eric Coplin, Director of Athletic Communications, talked about last year's accomplishments, especially the women’s indoor track and field team winning its first conference championship in program history. “We enjoyed a good amount of success in the winter season last
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SNHU Athletics Adds 15 To Hall Of Fame

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SNHU Athletics honored 14 individuals and one team during the Hall of Fame ceremony on October 7. The event occurred at halftime of the men's soccer game at Mark A. Ouellette Stadium. Athletic Director, Anthony Fallacaro, acknowledges that being a Hall of Fame member doesn't just come from success in sports, but outside of them as well. "The SNHU Athletics Hall of Fame is
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SNHU Men’s Soccer Off To Hot Start

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SNHU men's soccer has started their season off on a high note, going 4-1-2 in their first seven contests. The early success has earned them a top 20 ranking according to United Soccer Coaches in their most recent poll. In 2022, the Penmen finished their season 8-6-4, earning a bid to the NE10 championship where they won their first match versus The College of
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SNHU 2023-2024 Sports Preview

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SNHU's 2023-2024 fall sports season is here. Pre-season practices start mid-August, with teams coming back on campus early for conditioning and meeting the new players this year. The teams starting their seasons in the coming fall are: Women’s soccer, men’s soccer, volleyball, field hockey, women’s cross country, men’s cross country, women’s tennis, and men’s golf. The winter sports (women’s basketball, men’s basketball, ice hockey,
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Seniors Say Goodbye to SNHU Sports

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With commencement taking place the weekend of April 29, graduating student-athletes are preparing to leave SNHU athletics behind them. A catcher on the baseball team, Alex George ('23) spoke on why he chose SNHU and the impact that the baseball team has had on him since the recruitment process in high school. “I wanted to play college baseball for a team that had a
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Club Spotlight: Club Field Hockey

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During the fall semester of the 2022-2023 school year, club field hockey completed its second season as a club at SNHU. The club was brought to light during the 2021-2022 school year. Roxanne Quinno (‘26), a forward on the team, talked about her experience after her first year playing.  “One of my favorite memories was when we would bond as a team and just
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Men’s Tennis Preview

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The SNHU men's tennis season is underway. The team goes to Adelphi on Saturday, March 25, looking to expand upon their 5-4 record. This will be the Penmen's first NE-10 matchup of the season. Men's tennis captain, Cade Nadeau ('25), talked about his team and how they feel about this year’s season.  “We did feel really good last year and have a lot of
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Dance Team Finishes Fifth at Nationals

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The SNHU dance team participated at the United Spirit Association Collegiate Nationals on February 25-26 in Anaheim, CA. The team finished fifth in scoring. Graduate student Jackie Allen (‘23), a member of the dance team, spoke on what it was like to compete at nationals and the impact the experience had on her and the team. “Walking into nationals was surreal….There were teams there
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