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The award-winning newspaper of Anne Arundel Community College.

Campus Current

The Athletic Department hired a former AACC athlete in March as its associate athletic trainer and strength and conditioning coach. Shown, Tori Alexander.

AACC Athletic Department adds 2nd trainer

Dan Elson, Sports Editor March 28, 2023

The Athletic Department hired a former AACC soccer, lacrosse and cross-country player in March as its associate athletic trainer and strength and conditioning coach. Tori Alexander, who earned a bachelor...

Third-year teaching for secondary education student Kimberly Betters plays Overwatch on the Riverhawks esports squad—the college's only co-ed varsity sports team.

Esports gains female member, goes co-ed

Aidan Gunn, Assistant Sports Editor March 14, 2023

With the addition of a female student to its roster, AACC’s esports team became the college’s only co-ed varsity sports team last semester. Esports head coach Conway Johnson said the squad, whose...

Jim Griffiths became a head coach for the college in 2001. Since then, Griffiths has tallied over 370 career wins, including regular season and playoff games. Griffiths coaches women's lacrosse and soccer.

Coach secures over 370 career wins

Dan Elson, Sports Editor March 8, 2023

Since Jim Griffiths became a head coach for AACC in 2001, he has won more than 370 games, including regular season and playoff wins.  Griffiths coaches two Riverhawks sports teams—women’s lacrosse...

In late February, the Riverhawks lacrosse team retired No. 12, which belonged to midfielder Nick Barton, who died in a boating accident in June.

Riverhawks men’s lacrosse retires No. 12

Micah Smith, Reporter March 6, 2023

During the 2023 Riverhawks men’s lacrosse campaign, none of the players will wear No. 12.  AACC Athletics retired the number, which belonged to midfielder Nick Barton, who died in a June boating...

The The Riverhawks women’s team finished with a 8-16 record in the regular season. The squad lost in late February 70-43 to the Butler County Community College Pioneers in the  National Junior College Athletic Association seminfinals.

Riverhawks women’s basketball completes season

Dan Elson, Sports Editor March 2, 2023

The Riverhawks women’s team finished with a 8-16 record in the regular season, which is an improvement from last year. Head coach Lionel Makell said one thing the team did well this year was playing...

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