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Breaking the stigma: student-athletes and mental illness

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By Ryan Signorino Sports Editor It’s a common misconception that student-athletes have it all. They play the sport they love and go to school on a scholarship. Teams are always hanging out together, laughing and joking around in the dining hall after hard practices. The reality, though, is being a student-athlete is not only physically…

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Bright outlook for tennis this spring

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By Ryan Signorino Sports Editor St. Bonaventure University tennis gets back in the swing of things this spring, ultimately leading to the Atlantic 10 Tennis Championships on Apr. 25 through 28 in Lake Nona, Florida. Both the men’s and women’s teams closed up their fall seasons in October at the ITA Regionals, with senior Gabriella…

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Ruff excelling despite team’s injuries

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By Sean Mickey Staff Writer The 2017-18 St. Bonaventure women’s basketball season has been anything but predictable with injuries to four of their 10 players and an ever-changing lineup. After a positive 4-3 stretch going into mid-December, the Bonnies’ season appeared to be coming off the rails after injuries to key players, including junior guard…

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Freshmen dive into new environment

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By Jeremy Castro Sports Assignment Editor The St. Bonaventure men’s and women’s diving teams are nearing the crescendo of their season as the Atlantic 10 tournament draws near. As what has come as a welcomed surprise, the success of the team has had a lot to do with the three freshman divers on the squad. Anna Campos, Michael Bruno and Riley…

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Stockard, Griffin double-doubles propel Bonnies over St. Joe’s

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By Joe Ceraulo Men’s Basketball Beat Writer The St. Bonaventure Bonnies outlasted St. Joseph’s in the Reilly Center Wednesday night, winning 70-67 despite three starters tallying four fouls. Fouls weren’t the only thing that got St. Bonaventure in trouble. The team committed 17 turnovers to the Hawks’ 11. Despite winning the turnover battle, Hawks coach…

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Davidson threes drop Bonnies to 2-4

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By Joe Ceraulo Men’s Basketball Beat Writer DAVIDSON, N.C. – The St. Bonaventure Bonnies have now dropped four of five since the new year began after an 83-73 loss at Davidson last night.  The team was without forward Josh Ayeni, who has reportedly been suspended three games for a violation of team rules according to J.P. Butler.  Junior Courtney Stockard replaced Ayeni in the starting lineup,…

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Flyers end Bonnies’ win streak

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Joe Ceraulo Men’s Basketball Beat Writer DAYTON, OH – St. Bonaventure’s eight-game win streak came to an end last night with an 82-72 loss to the University of Dayton. The winning streak was the school’s longest in 47 years. The Bonnies showed resilience in the second half after going into the locker room down 39-25,…

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Bonnies extend win streak to six

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By Joe Ceraulo Contributing Writer The St. Bonaventure Bonnies beat the Northeastern Huskies Wednesday night, 84-65. Just four days removed from a win over Vermont in Rochester, the Bonnies returned home to the Reilly Center, where the only thing standing between the team and a highly anticipated matchup with Syracuse this Friday night was a…

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Bonnies win in Rochester on Mobley buzzer beater

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Joe Ceraulo Contributing Writer ROCHESTER, N.Y. – St. Bonaventure University handed the University of Vermont an 81-79 loss today, thanks to a dramatic three-pointer by Matt Mobley, his only made shot of the day, with a second left. Despite Mobley’s lacking offensive performance, the senior guard led the team in rebounding with five. St. Bonaventure’s…

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Adams shines in second game back

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By Joe Ceraulo Contributing Writer The St. Bonaventure Bonnies men’s basketball team avenged last year’s 106-101 overtime loss to Canisius College last night, winning 73-65. Senior guard Jaylen Adams led the way, almost tallying a double-double in his second game back from a left ankle sprain. He finished with a team-leading 20 points, nine assists…

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One final XP

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I didn’t think that this XP would sneak up on me so fast. I remember watching Mike DeSanto, last semester’s sports editor, write his last XP and become extremely emotional over it. I’m no different. Transferring in as a junior was pretty tough, especially moving eight hours away from home. I didn’t know what clubs…

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