Niagara University
- Niagara’s Gordon shines
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By Milt Northrop
NEWS SPORTS REPORTER
Updated: 11/23/08 7:25 AM
- LEWISTON — Kamau Gordon didn’t make much of an impact in his first two seasons on the Niagara men’s basketball team — no points in two games as a freshman and just 20 in 238 minutes spread over 28 games last season.
- Niagara beats Appy State
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By Milt Northrop
NEWS SPORTS REPORTER
Updated: 11/22/08 6:37 PM
- LEWISTON - Appalachian State may be a giant-killer in football and a Championship Subdivision Champion in football, but the Mountaineers could not slay Niagara's basketball team Saturday afternoon at the Gallagher Center.
- Niagara’s Cook toasts Bemidji St.
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By Amy Moritz
NEWS SPORTS REPORTER
Updated: 11/22/08 6:06 AM
- LEWISTON — For four weeks, Ted Cook sat in the stands with a hand injury, watching a portion of his senior year fade away and waiting for his opportunity to become the all-time leading goal scorer in Niagara men’s hockey history.
- Aggressive ’Nova takes it to Niagara
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FROM NEWS & WIRE REPORTS
Updated: 11/20/08 6:13 AM
- PHILADELPHIA — The Niagara men’s basketball team made it interesting for a little bit against a banged-up Villanova crew, but the nationally ranked Wildcats’ willingness to attack the basket relentlessly proved too much for the Purple Eagles.
- Niagara opens with blowout
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By Mike Harrington
NEWS SPORTS REPORTER
Updated: 11/17/08 1:38 PM
- LEWISTON — Guard Rob Garrison and swingman Bilal Benn were thrilled their 20- month wait to get back into a game was finally over. As for guard Tyrone Lewis, the start of his junior season looked like many of the nights in his freshman and sophomore years.
- Niagara men take opener
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By Mike Harrington
NEWS SPORTS REPORTER
Updated: 11/17/08 12:19 AM
- Junior guard Tyrone Lewis scored 20 points to lead four Niagara players in double figures Sunday night as the Purple Eagles rolled past Towson, 79-62, in their season opener before 2,113 in the Gallagher Center.
- Niagara: Tough schedule will force young Purple Eagles to mature
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Updated: 11/12/08 6:26 AM
- School: Niagara University
- Three short-handed goals lift Niagara
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By Amy Moritz
NEWS SPORTS REPORTER
Updated: 11/12/08 1:22 PM
- LEWISTON — Over the past two seasons, Niagara had scored three shorthanded goals.
- Niagara: Reinforcements are on the way to replace two big departed chunks of offense
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Updated: 11/11/08 7:22 AM
- School: Niagara
- Pagliero ends slump, leads Niagara win
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By Amy Moritz
NEWS SPORTS REPORTER
Updated: 10/26/08 6:41 AM
- LEWISTON— Originally, coach Dave Burkholder was thinking of giving his starting senior goaltender a rest.
- Niagara can’t stay with No. 5 Michigan
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SPECIAL TO THE NEWS
Updated: 10/24/08 6:40 AM
- ANN ARBOR — They enjoyed a good first period and made a game of it again in the second but the Niagara Purple Eagles didn’t have enough firepower to pull off the men’s hockey upset.
- Underclassmen boost Niagara in victory
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By Amy Moritz
NEWS SPORTS REPORTER
Updated: 10/19/08 7:02 AM
- LEWISTON — It was the collection of returning upperclassmen that caused an air of anticipation around the Niagara men’s hockey team.
- Brief lapse costs Niagara women
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By Amy Moritz
NEWS SPORTS REPORTER
Updated: 10/12/08 7:10 AM
- LEWISTON — What Margot Page wants — in essence, needs — out of her team is consistency.
- Niagara loses lead, again
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Updated: 10/12/08 7:10 AM
- For the second straight game, the Niagara men’s hockey team blew a third period lead, this time taking a 3-3 tie against Bowling Green in Ohio.
- Purple Eagles seek some senior moments
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By Amy Moritz
NEWS SPORTS REPORTER
Updated: 10/09/08 7:00 AM
- Ask Juliano Pagliero to describe Vince Rocco and he talks about maturity.
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