Author Scott Apuzzo

by Scott Apuzzo Junior Rob Penwell has had a tremendous diving career at Fairfield University and he isn't done yet. This year, Penwell has already set the stage for the dive team. Through four meets he has either placed first, second or third in every diving event he has taken part in.

by Scott Apuzzo Following a successful 2003-2004 campaign, the men's and women's swimming and diving teams look to repeat last year's performance. The 2003-2004 Stags' season concluded with one of the best finishes in the ECAC Championships in recent history.

by Scott Apuzzo The men's soccer team fell short of making the MAAC tournament by splitting two games over the final weekend of the regular season. Fairfield dropped the game against St. Peters, 2-1. The Stags scored the initial goal at 12 minutes when Dave Thomas '05 launched a free kick from 45 yards, but St.

by Scott Apuzzo The field hockey team entered its inaugural season in the Northeast conference preseason ranked fourth and finished as the runner up of the league. The Stags closed out their season losing in the NEC championship game 3-2 against top-ranked Rider.

by Scott Apuzzo The field hockey team split two games over the weekend, but clinched a spot in the Northeast Conference tournament in their inaugural season in the conference. Fairfield locked up a playoff berth with a 6-0 victory over last place St. Francis last Friday.

by Scott Apuzzo When parents come to visit for Fairfield's parents weekend, one activity will be missing: a varsity athletic event. If your family members are in dire need of a sporting event however, there is one possible alternative: watching the women's club volleyball's inaugural match.

by Scott Apuzzo It seemed as if Halloween arrived early this year for the men's soccer team as things got a little scary over Columbus Day weekend. The Stags dropped two games at home over the weekend. They lost 1-0 to Rider and 4-0 to first place MAAC team, Loyola.

by Scott Apuzzo Although senior Andrew Uria '05 has been injured for the beginning of the Fairfield University men's soccer season, it doesn't mean he hasn't been actively involved with the team. Uria, the community service organizer for the team, is holding a jacket and blanket drive during the remaining home games of the season.

by Scott Apuzzo The field hockey team ended last season not knowing that they would be in a different conference at the beginning of this school year. Fairfield played its first game in the Northeast Conference last Sunday against Quinnipiac University, falling to the Bobcats, 4-1.