Saturday, January 3, 2015

Roundup: Seton Hall Stuns No. 6 Villanova in Overtime

The freshman Khadeen Carrington hit a go-ahead layup with 1 minute 38 seconds to play in overtime as Seton Hall knocked off its second ranked opponent in a week.








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Islanders Enjoy a Raucous Advantage in Their Soon-to-Be Former Home

Many of the singing, chanting fans in Section 329 of Nassau Coliseum are too young to remember the Islanders’ last victorious playoff series, in 1993.








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Friday, January 2, 2015

Sports Briefing | Hockey: U.S. Eliminated by Russia

The United States was eliminated from the world junior championship in Montreal with a 3-2 loss to Russia in the quarterfinals.








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U.S. Eliminated by Russia in World Junior Quarters

The United States was eliminated from the world junior hockey championship Friday with a 3-2 loss to Russia in the quarterfinals.


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Sports Briefing | College Basketball: Seton Hall Women Fall to St. John’s

Danaejah Grant scored 17 points and the St. John’s women (12-1) held No. 23 Seton Hall without a field goal for almost the final nine and a half minutes in a 59-50 home win.








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Sports Briefing | College Basketball: Rysheed Jordan Taking Leave of Absence From St. John’s

Jordan, the second-leading scorer for the 15th-ranked Red Storm, is dealing with “personal and family circumstances” in Philadelphia, Coach Steve Lavin said.








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N.H.L. Roundup: Devils Find Offense Against Montreal, Just Not Enough

Michael Bournival scored his first two goals of the season and Carey Price made 22 saves as the Montreal Canadiens extended their winning streak to five games.








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