Waleed AlamlehSports Writer The Moraine Valley Women’s Basketball team advanced to the semi-final of the NJCAA Regional Championship after a win on February 26. The Cyclones defeated the Kishwaukee Cougars 83 – 49 on Wednesday night, cruising to an easy 30+ point win. The team took a lead late in the first quarter and never looked back as they didn’t lose the lead for the rest of the game. A…
Pam Wilinski Editor-in-Chief The excitement at the start of the game against the Joliet Junior College Wolves carried through to the buzzer at the end of the game. The Cyclones beat the Wolves in a tough game, 74-67 to improve to a 9-1 record. The game began with starting Forward Dontia Johnson going straight to the net to put the Cyclones up 2-0. Unfortunately, the Wolves responded with 2 back-to-back…
Ethan Smith Sports Editor The 5-3 Cyclones came into this game riding a 4-game winning streak ready to play the Joliet Junior College Wolves. There was a clear advantage before the game even started when only eight players came dressed forthe Wolves in the Cyclone Center while Coach Jones had his full 16 players at his disposal. The first quarter was a foul fest for Moraine. Starting Forward Nicole Poole…
Waleed Alamleh Sports Writer The Chicago Bears narrowly defeated the 2-9 New York Giants 19 -14 on one of the better offensive games on the season for the Bears, although the scoreboard really didn’t show it. The Bears’ problem this season continues to be they cannot put points on the board in the first half. This was the fifth game of the season for the Bears that they failed to…
Waleed Alamleh Sports Writer The Moraine Valley Cross Country team sent three runners to Albuquerque, New Mexico on Saturday, November 9 to compete in the NJCAA Division I Championships. The three members who earned the right to compete in New Mexico are Victoria Granz, Suhayb Froukh, and Grant Wright. Granz is a sophomore running for her second year for the Moraine Valley Cyclones, and it is also her second time…
Pam Wilinski Editor-in-Chief Despite a well-played game, the Moraine Valley Cyclones fell in their home opener against Carl Sandburg College 88-73. The Cyclones’ defense and rebounding was a bit off, but they still battled. There were plenty of rebound opportunities and attempts, but the team was only able to make 32 rebound shots. In the first half, the Cyclones scored 37 points. That was almost matched in the second half,…
