Art by Nafissatou Yattassaye By Nafissatou Yattassaye 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 played at CCNY, leads a fairly young team filled with immense talent and key players to watch, such as freshman Sara Dos Santos and junior Larisa Hodzic. Ajani Clunie, once a former ass

Art by Nafissatou Yattassaye By Nafissatou Yattassaye CUNYAC Women’s Volleyball- John Jay vs Hunter The CUNYAC Women’s Volleyball semi-final game took place on Thursday night as the John Jay Bloodhounds faced the Hunter Hawks at their home court. A rematch from the 2024 final games was one to watch. John Jay, a squad led by head coach Austin Voges, looks to go back to the championship game against a Hawks team led by  Andrew Woolward , who lost to John Jay the year prior and

Art by Nafissatou Yattassaye By Nafissatou Yattassaye CUNYAC: Women’s Basketball - CCNY vs Farmingdale The 2025 CCNY Women’s Basketball opener was held at Farmingdale, showcasing a young and fairly new yet hungry roster. Freshman point guard Blessings Joseph-Pascall, from Brooklyn Law and Tech, ended the game with 11 points,  3 assists, and 3 steals. Leading the Beavers was junior Ashley Colon, adding a season high of 15 points so far, hitting 3-10 from the three-point line

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