Women’s Lacrosse finish 2nd in national tournament
Christian Richey, Associate Editor
August 24, 2019
AACC hosted the National Junior College Athletic Association’s Women’s Lacrosse championship tournament at Siegert Field in mid-May. The Riverhawks placed second in the tournament, falling to Harford Community College, 22-12, in the championship game. Post-season, four Riverhawks earned All-America...
Women’s cross-country starts new year
Christian Richey, Associate Editor
August 24, 2019
The coach of AACC’s new Men’s Cross-Country team also took over as head coach of Women’s Cross-Country, starting this season. Coordinator of Athletics Keith Bigelow replaced long-time coach Jim Griffiths, who retired last season after his team won the Division III Region 20 championship. Griffiths...
Golfer scores 311 for 11th in championship
Christina Browning, Multimedia Editor
August 24, 2019
A second-year business administration student placed 11th in the NJCAA Division III Men’s Golf Championship in June. Luke Schwartz scored 311 over the four-day tournament, earning him Second Team All-America honors. Former AACC student Michael Weller placed No. 42 with a final score of 328.
VB team eyes winning term
Christian Richey, Associate editor
August 21, 2019
AACC Volleyball players said they are preparing for the fall season with communication and connectedness in mind. The team concluded last season with a 6-14 record, losing in the NJCAA Division III Region 20 championship game 3-1 to Butler County Community College. New head coach Tatiana Cooper...
Cross-country for men back
Amber Nathan, Editor-in-chief
August 21, 2019
AACC Athletics brought back Men’s Cross-Country this semester after a 10-year absence. “We had a women’s team, so why not have a men’s team?” said Coordinator of Athletics Keith Bigelow, who will coach the team. Bigelow said Men’s Cross-Country will qualify as a team with five runners,...
Players express hope for success this year
Christian Richey, Associate editor
August 21, 2019
AACC Men’s Soccer players said in August they feel confident about the upcoming season. The team ended last year with an 8-5-1 record. The season culminated with a loss in the NJCAA Division III Region 20 Tournament championship game, losing 2-1 to Howard Community College. “We came very close...
Athletes aim for unity
Christian Richey, Associate editor
August 21, 2019
AACC Women’s Soccer players said they expect their team to be more unified this season than last, when they finished the year with six wins and six losses. The Riverhawks ended last season as one of three teams to qualify for the National Junior College Athletic Association’s Region 20 Tournament,...
Riverhawk athlete gets All-American selection
Arianna Beers, Sports Editor
April 30, 2019
The National Junior College Athletic Association named an AACC Women’s Basketball player to its Division III All-American Third Team on April 8. Karley Haensler, who averaged 18 points and 5 rebounds per game this year, received the All-American Third Team nomination because of her play in the 2018-2019...
Student-athletes show outstanding statistics
Arianna Beers, Sports Editor
April 30, 2019
Riverhawks’ spring sports kicked off the 2019 season on Feb. 9 with a Men’s Lacrosse scrimmage against Army Prep. Since then, Women’s Lacrosse, Baseball, Softball and Golf began their seasons in the weeks following. As the season has progressed, AACC athletes have stepped up to the plate...
Playing two sports can benefit some athletes
Noah Reem, Reporter
April 30, 2019
Caden Cote excelled at hockey and lacrosse as a kid and had dreams of pursuing a career in hockey like his father, former Washington Capitals defenseman Sylvain Cote. Cote had played since he was 6 and made both teams at Old Mill High School. Now a first-year business administration student, Cote...
Teams, adviser plan meetings
Philip Van Slooten, Reporter
April 30, 2019
A new Student-Athlete Advisory Council helped clean up the Earl S. Scott nature trail in April as its first community service project since the group started in February. The council’s members are seven athletes from Baseball, Softball, Men’s and Women’s Basketball and Men’s and Women’s...
Riverhawks to host Nationals
Arianna Beers, Sports Editor
April 30, 2019
The college will hold the NJCAA Division I Women’s Lacrosse National Tournament in Siegert Stadium on May 9 for the third time in 10 years. Last season, Women’s Lacrosse finished the regular season with a 13-5 record and made it to the Division I National Tournament at John L. DiMarco Field in...
AACC's Community Service Fair is held ever semester.
Christian Richey
Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society held an information session on Sept. 18 for prospective members.
Photo courtesy of Bri Barone
Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society offers scholarships to members and holds information sessions
The Legal Studies Club asked students what Constitution Day meant to them and handed out pocket Constitutions on Sept. 17.
Maria Pasaylo
The Master Plan by Chris Wilson
Chris Wilson- Author of The Master Plan
Chris Wilson- Author of The Master Plan
SGA and CAB are collaborating on a Spirit Week that will be from Sept. 23-27. It was a topic at both the SGA and CAB meetings on Sept. 16. Above, from left to right, SGA's Vice President of Public Relations Bri Barone and President Mitchell Santos.
Amber Nathan
In their first meeting of the year, Design Club elected new officers. Pictured: Professor Jennifer Schuster (left), Professor Erik Dunham, Hannah Kuhnert.
Adrianna Gonzalez
Chris Wilson- Author of The Master Plan
Chris Wilson- Author of The Master Plan
The Master Plan by Chris Wilson
