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Owls break even at McGonigle

11 October 2010 Jake Adams

After a month of losing on the road, the team returned home.

Women’s rugby running wild

11 October 2010 Josh Fernandez

Led by junior second-row lock Karina Sundar, the team stays undefeated by routing teams.

Working on a vision

11 October 2010 Kyle Gauss

After leaving the football team last season, former player Lamar McPherson started his own production company.

Club Sports Roundup: Oct. 5

05 October 2010

Ice Hockey Last Sunday, the team had a rematch with its opponent from the season opener, Montclair State. It was not a repeat of the first meeting, though, and the team lost, 5-4, in overtime

Volleyball gets first win in a month at McGonigle

05 October 2010 Tyler Sablich

After a disappointing road stand, the volleyball team made a triumphant return home to McGonigle Hall. Temple picked up its first Atlantic Ten Conference victory of the season after the team attained its best hitting

Field hockey in a slump

05 October 2010

After winning its opening four games of the season, the field hockey team (4-8) is currently mired in an eight-game losing streak, including three consecutive losses in the past week. On Sept. 29, the team

Cross country teams place near rear at 37th Paul Short Invitational

05 October 2010 Jeffrey Janiczek

While competing in the 37th Paul Short Invitational hosted by Lehigh University in Bethlehem, Pa., on Friday, the men’s and women’s cross country teams both walked away from the meet with disappointing results. Running in

Ice hockey scores home-win streak

05 October 2010 Joey Cranney

With 16 minutes, 25 seconds left in the first period, Lafayette fired a snapshot past the Owls’ freshman goaltender Chris Mullen of the club ice hockey team to give the Leopards a 1-0 lead. It

Critiquing Stewart’s progress

05 October 2010

WEST POINT, N.Y. – Sophomore running back Matt Brown won this game for Temple. In the absence of fellow sophomore back Bernard Pierce – who did not travel to West Point, N.Y., as he was

Brown’s siege

05 October 2010 Kyle Gauss

WEST POINT, N.Y. – Coach Al Golden said last week that the football team could not afford to lose twice because of its loss to Penn State.Thanks to sophomore running back Matt Brown, the Owls