Author Travis Day

The Stags are approaching the start of their 2015 season, which will be highlighted by the team's move to the Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) and the opening of Rafferty Stadium. The transition to the CAA...

The number six seeded Stags found themselves on the wrong end of yet another double-overtime matchup, bowing out of the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Championship final to the number four seeded Monmouth...

In a season that has seen five goalless draws so far, Fairfield's Saturday afternoon outing against Niagara was a sight for sore eyes at Lessing Field. At last, the Stags got their offense humming, comfortably...

Although the Sunday afternoon rain had been long gone by kickoff time, a dangerously slick Lessing Field saw Fairfield end their second straight home match in a double-overtime goalless draw against Marist...

Head Coach Carl Rees and the current senior class undoubtedly look back on Fairfield's 2011 season with some sour memories. Entering the National Collegiate Athletic Association tournament as newly crowned...

A lone goal from forward Ben Wignall ‘18 was enough to see the Stags through to victory in their first home match of the season. It was a slow opening to the first half for both sides, with neither able to...

Sophomore TJ Neubauer tallied four goals as the Stags (8-2) – winners of six straight – defeated the Bucknell Bison (5-6), head coach Andy Copelan's alma mater. Copelan, a 2003 graduate, was a four-year starter at midfield, earning all-conference honors his senior year. He helped lead them to four consecutive Patriot League titles and the program's first ever National Collegiate Athletic Association tournament bid in 2001.

Senior Eric Warden buried the overtime goal to give the Stags a 12-11 victory, their first ever against the Yale Bulldogs. It was Warden's third goal of the game, assisted by Colin McLinden '15.

“It never is easy,” Fairfield head coach Sydney Johnson said, managing a smile outside of the locker room following a narrow 79-74 win.