Art by Christian Branch By Stella Bolduc This fall season, CCNY athletics hired a new head coach for the women's soccer team. The team has been through 8 seasons with a male head coach, Louis Manoussos, but this year, CCNY made a change by hiring a female head coach, Yanique Newman. Newman brings many skills and expertise to the women's soccer team, following her impeccable career and experience in coaching. Can she use those skills to lead the women's soccer team into a new

Art by Nafissatou Yattassaye Editor's Note: The Paper is not affiliated with CUNYAC. These reports are independent and meant to provide a recap of the games our reporter attends. By Nafissatou Yattassaye 2025 CUNYAC Soccer Champions CUNYAC: Women’s Soccer Championship Game- CCNY vs John Jay At noon in Jamaica, Queens, York College hosted the 2025 CUNYAC championship game where CCNY faced an undefeated John Jay team. Yanique Newman, a Hall of Fame soccer player who once playe

Art by Nafissatou Yattassaye Editor's Note:  The Paper is not affiliated with CUNYAC. These reports are independent and meant to provide a recap of the games our reporter attends. By Nafissatou Yattassaye CUNYAC Sports Series Weekend (11/14-11/16) Recap: Volleyball Photo Credit: John Jay Athletics website This weekend was jam-packed with the emotions of happiness, sadness, and the feeling of just getting started.  The weekend started off on Friday, November 14th, when the Joh

Art by Nafissatou Yattassaye Editor's Note:  The Paper is not affiliated with CUNYAC. These reports are independent and meant to provide a recap of the games our reporter attends. By Nafissatou Yattassaye CUNYAC Sports Series Weekend (12/5-12/7) Recap: Basketball  This weekend was one jam-packed double header at Brooklyn College. The weekend started off on December 5th, when our CCNY women's and men's Beavers faced Brooklyn College on Friday evening. Our City College women's

Photography Credit: wwe.com By Francisca Lorca Women’s sports have become a popular topic in media, and viewership has increased greatly in comparison to previous years. From basketball, soccer, and wrestling to the new upcoming Women’s Pro Baseball League, this new generation of women sports viewership has allowed the creation of different divisions to embark on a new journey. When it comes to WWE’s women’s divisions, Stephanie Vaquer made history as the first South American

Photography by Rex Kwon and Nafissatou Yattassaye By: Nafissatou Yattassaye Division III athletics is a cultivated environment. At this level of competition, coaching players in this conference comes with a few challenges—many have jobs to attend, 15-credits classes on their schedule, or family responsibilities that may need them more than the game. Despite coming from diverse backgrounds and commuting from all five boroughs, according to head coach Perla Sanchez of the women