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Rutgers Athletics announced on Wednesday that four student-athletes and one athletics staff member have tested positive for the coronavirus disease (COVID-19). The student-athletes are of the men’s lacrosse, gymnastics and wrestling teams, according to the statement.
Rutgers Athletics announced on Wednesday that 13 student-athletes had received postseason awards for the 2019-20 academic year. The honors include the Werblin, Coursen, Headley-Singer and Athletic Director’s Excellence awards. A description of the awards can be found at the Rutgers Athletics website.
Before the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic interrupted hundreds of Scarlet Knight careers, some coaches and student-athletes flourished as noteworthy sports stars on the Banks.
The Big Ten is postponing the 2020-21 fall sports season due to ongoing concerns related to the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), according to a press release. Sports included in the postponement are men’s and women’s cross country, field hockey, football, men’s and women’s soccer and women’s volleyball, according to the release.
When the Rutgers men's basketball team went back into the locker room after the Big Ten Tournament was canceled on March 12, Athletics Director Pat Hobbs was right there with it. He had to witness the season end earlier than expected.
With the Rutgers women’s basketball team’s exit from its conference tournament this past Thursday, the Scarlet Knights (22-9, 11-7) will now look toward Selection Monday for their seeding in the NCAA Tournament.
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 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 women’s basketball team secured a victory in its last regular season game, defeating Iowa 78-74 in overtime yesterday. The Scarlet Knights (21-8, 11-7) strengthened their case for a bid in the NCAA Tournament, as they defeated a ranked opponent for the first time this season in the Hawkeyes (23-6, 14-4), who sat at No. 18 in the AP Top 25 poll at the time of the game on Sunday.
Over the weekend, the Rutgers baseball team swept North Florida, outscoring the Ospreys (2-5) 37-13 in a three-game series.
The Rutgers women’s basketball team has 19 total wins on the season. One more would all but assure the Scarlet Knights (19-8, 9-6) a spot in the NCAA Tournament. In order for them to secure it over their next two games against Wisconsin and Iowa, here’s what needs to happen:
The Rutgers women’s basketball team returned to the Banks to face Ohio State on Saturday and came out of the contest one step closer to its NCAA Tournament hopes.
The Rutgers baseball team started off its season with a three-game series against Miami in Coral Gables, Florida, over the weekend. It was unable to capture a win against its opponent, dropping to an 0-3 mark in the process to open up this year’s campaign.
After securing a victory at home against Michigan on Sunday, the Rutgers women’s basketball team will travel to face Northwestern tomorrow in what will be its last road game of the season.
Before yesterday’s matchup with Michigan, the Rutgers women’s basketball team had lost 5 of its last 7 games, with its most recent defeat coming at the hands of Michigan State on the Spartans’ (12-12, 5-8) home court.
When head basketball coach Steve Pikiell of the Rutgers men’s basketball team first came to coach the Scarlet Knights (17-8, 8-6) in 2016, the program was coming off a year that saw it post a 7-25 overall record with a 1-17 mark in the conference.
Junior guard Arella Guirantes is leading the Rutgers women’s basketball team in points per game (PPG) and total blocks, while also averaging the second most rebounds per game (RPG) in the 22 contests she’s appeared in. In addition, Guirantes is averaging the most minutes per game on the team, playing 2.5 more than her teammate with the next-highest total.
The Rutgers women’s basketball team lost on the road to Maryland on Sunday by a final score of 79-50.
The last time the Rutgers women’s basketball team faced Penn State, the Scarlet Knights (16-5, 6-4) were facing a program sitting at an 8-9, 0-1 record to start off the year.
Before Sunday’s game with Minnesota, the Rutgers women’s basketball team had played against Michigan State, Michigan and Illinois. It had lost to both Spartans (11-10, 4-6) and Wolverines (14-7, 5-5), which both as of now, have worse records than the Scarlet Knights (16-5, 6-4).