They did it. The Rhode Island College Anchorwomen, who hadn't won since August 30th, and having endured a 15-game winless streak, finally clinched their first Little East Conference win this afternoon. They did it with only ten players, after Chelsea Creamer was shown her second yellow card in the first half. Click to continue reading...

What a day. A day marked by four very odd occurrances: 1. My pocket quacked. 2. I consumed, for the very first time, a Honey Nut Scooter that tasted like a California roll. 3. A large Dunkin Donuts coffee committed suicide off the roof of my car. 4. I bought cheese. Now, this may come as a shock you. Click to continue reading...

Well, here I am.

I'm at the Panera Bread in Smithfield after another RIC Soccer game for the first time in nearly a year. In all honesty, I didn't know how much I'd miss this little routine of mine 'til today. And it's only fitting that I resume this habit only minutes after I caught up with last year's senior captain Kerry Donahue and her mother Pam, both of whom took in this afternoon's RIC-Keene State game. Click to continue reading...

PROVIDENCE, R.I. - Wesleyan's Hillary Biggs gave her club the go-ahead goal in the 56th minute en route to a 2-1 victory over the Rhode Island College Anchorwomen at RIC Soccer Field Wednesday night.

Biggs and Cora Lautze (25th minute) scored for the eighth-ranked. Christina Tavana scored for the Anchorwomen in the 29th minute. Click to continue reading...