August 2011 Archives

Field Hockey suffers loss from top-ranked Maryland

30 August 2011 Connor Showalter

In a game where the Owls could only muster two shots, falling to defending NCAA champion Maryland 6-0 on Monday, the squad looks to recoup its losses. The Terrapins (2-0), who have won four national

TTN Video: Syllabus Week

30 August 2011 The Temple News

By Luis Rodriguez and Marjorie Thomas

TTN Video: New Kids on Campus – Class of 2015

30 August 2011 The Temple News

By Saba Aregai and Nara Allen

New volleyball coach registers first win

30 August 2011 Jake Adams

Sophomore outside hitter and junior libero lead Owls to second place finish in Temple Invitational. For the first time in two years, the Owls’ women’s volleyball team has a .500 record through the first two

Rivals meet for rubber match

30 August 2011 Brandon Stoneburg

Inner city schools covet the tiebreaker in the third annual Mayor’s Cup. For two straight seasons, the game between the Owls and Villanova has been decided in the final seconds with each team winning the

Defense reloads the depth chart

30 August 2011 Connor Showalter

After losing seven starters, the Owls will need to replenish the defense at key positions. Despite losing six starters, including four All-Mid-American Conference honorees, the Owls’ defense is set to have significant depth for the

Women’s soccer beats UMBC in double overtime victory

30 August 2011 Elizabeth Sim

Greco’s breakaway goal gives Owls 2-1 victory. The non-conference match improves the Owls’ record to 2-0-0. A grueling double overtime could not keep the Owls from securing their second win this season. The women’s soccer

Men’s soccer focuses on moving deeper into the postseason

30 August 2011 Matt Breen

Owls look to overcome key loss at goalkeeper. After a successful season, the men’s soccer team will look to turn last year’s younger players into experienced veterens as they return all but three starters from

Field hockey team seeks A-10 redemption

30 August 2011 Raymond Boyd

Early loss in last year’s A-10 tournament motivates Owls for 2011. The Owls’ field hockey program has had a number of talented players in recent seasons but are lacking the hardware to validate it. “The

Owls’ offense forced to adapt to new leadership

30 August 2011 Joey Cranney

Offense will be lead by a new head coach and quarterback system. First-year head coach Steve Addazio knows a thing or two about offense. Previously the offensive coordinator at Florida, Addazio brings to Temple not