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The Rutgers men's basketball team will travel to Indianapolis, Indiana, this week to play Michigan in the second round of the Big Ten Tournament. The eighth-seeded Scarlet Knights (20-11, 11-9) will try to beat the ninth-seeded Wolverines (19-12, 10-10) for the first time in history, as Michigan leads the all-time series 13-0. The winner will play first-seeded Wisconsin on Friday.
Players from the Rutgers men’s basketball team were awarded with Big Ten honors on Monday. The Big Ten committee unveiled its postseason awards. Junior guard Geo Baker, sophomore guard Ron Harper Jr. and graduate student forward Akwasi Yeboah were all recognized. Baker and Harper Jr. received All-Big Ten honors along with many talented Big Ten athletes. Yeboah was awarded the sportsmanship award for his leadership and gamesmanship throughout this season.
Forget for a second that the Rutgers wrestling team finished 12th at the Big Ten Championships with less than 26 points this past weekend. The No. 25 Scarlet Knights (10-7, 4-5) came away with podium finishes in the 133 and 157-pound weight classes.
The Rutgers gymnastics team won both of its meets over the weekend with back-to-back scores of 195. The Scarlet Knights hosted a tri-meet at the Gymnasium on the College Avenue campus, posting a score of 195.625 in the win against Southern Connecticut State and Cornell on Friday.
The well decorated Rutgers’ men’s and women’s track and field teams finished their third trip to Boston and captured eight finishes in the top eight.
Participating in the Thundering Herd Round Robin in Huntington, West Virginia, over the weekend, the Rutgers softball team picked up 1 win in 4 games played, falling to five games below .500 on the season with one more tournament to go before the Big Ten play rolls around the corner.
The Rutgers wrestling team welcomed the 13 other Big Ten teams to the Rutgers Athletic Center (RAC) for the 106th edition of the conference tournament. At the conclusion of the first morning session on Saturday, the No. 25 Scarlet Knights (10-7, 4-5) did not have any wrestlers in the semifinal rounds.
Another one bites the dust. For its first Big Ten match on the road, the Rutgers tennis team couldn’t deliver a single point against Minnesota on Friday. The Scarlet Knights (8-4, 0-3) were swept 7-0 by the Golden Gophers (11-3, 2-0), closing out all of their singles matches within two sets.
The Rutgers baseball team traveled to Virginia over the weekend to take on Old Dominion in a three-game series. The Scarlet Knights (5-9) dropped all three games against the Monarchs (12-2), who have now won 8 of their last 9 games.
The Rutgers women’s basketball team finished its run in the Big Ten Tournament after defeating Wisconsin 63-55 on Thursday and losing to No. 20 Indiana 78-60 on Friday.
The Rutgers men's basketball team finally put its road demons to rest when it defeated Purdue 71-68 in overtime on Saturday. Playing in front of the Boilermakers' (16-15, 9-11) sold-out Senior Day crowd, the Scarlet Knights (20-11, 11-9) relied on defense and clutch shooting to escape with the victory at Mackey Arena and secure the season sweep against their opponent.
The Rutgers baseball team packed its bags and headed to Peoria, Arizona, over the weekend for a three-game slate with Washington State before returning home for a contest with Saint Peter’s yesterday.
The Rutgers men’s basketball team arguably had its biggest win of the season Tuesday night against Maryland. The Scarlet Knights (19-11, 10-9) celebrated their huge win on Senior Night. They honored the careers of fourth-year junior guard Joey Downes, senior center Shaq Carter and co-captain graduate student forward Akwasi Yeboah.
The Rutgers men’s basketball team ended its three game losing streak last night at its home finale, defeating Maryland 78-67 in a one-sided victory. The Scarlet Knights (19-11, 10-9) faithful stormed the court in celebration at the Rutgers Athletic Center (RAC) as soon as the clock hit 0:00. Both the team and the fans have a right to be happy, as Rutgers will now most likely make the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 1991.
Over the weekend, the Rutgers men’s and women’s lacrosse teams both lost games by a single goal.
Dropping a midweek Big Ten match and picking up a non-conference win, the Rutgers tennis team fell 6-1 to Nebraska at home on Wednesday before capturing a 5-2 road win against Delaware on Sunday.
The Rutgers gymnastics team wasted no time coming off of its Big Five meet last weekend. Posting their second highest score of the season, the Scarlet Knights proved to be fierce road competition on Sunday.
Over the weekend, the Rutgers men’s and women’s track and field teams traveled to Geneva, Ohio, to battle against the best in their conference in the Big Ten Championships held at the SPIRE Institute.
On Saturday evening, a group of Rutgers men's basketball fans, known as the Riot Squad, arrived at Kean to show its support for Roselle Catholic’s Cliff Omoruyi. He was playing in the Union County Tournament final against The Patrick School, where his team lost 56-42.
Some of the Rutgers wrestling team’s weight classes have had consistent starters in dual meet action. No. 9 true freshman 133-pounder Sammy Alvarez and No. 19 redshirt freshman 125-pounder Nicolas Aguilar are examples of this.