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In their final home game before the playoffs, St. John’s held onto a first period lead to secure a 3-2 win over Archbishop Spalding. The game was preceded by a ceremony honoring seniors Andrew Skinner, Luke Kodak, Robert Scalzo, and captain Jack Barbour. “This is one of our favorite
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Last Thursday, LA-based rock band Weezer surprised the music world with the release of The Teal Album, a collection of 10 covers by the band, who made their name with hits like Undone – The Sweater Song and Say It Ain’t So. It received mixed reviews from a variety of
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Stepping into Rockville Ice Arena #1, it’s hard not to feel like you’re still at St. John’s. Despite being nearly 10.5 miles from campus, the arena’s newly finished renovations create a feeling that this is home turf for the Cadets, from the logo and school
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This slideshow requires JavaScript. When sophomore defensive tackle Taizse Johnson wrapped up Gonzaga’s RB Malcom Terry behind the line of scrimmage late in the 4th quarter, there was a collective mix of relief and celebration from the St John’s sideline, as they secured a 34-17 win Saturday at
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On Nov. 6, midterm elections will take place and voters all over the country will participate. Here, The Sabre takes a look at some of the most important races around the DMV. Virginia’s Congressional District 10 One of the most watched races not only in the DMV, but in
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On a cold and rainy Friday night, St John’s defense prevailed as the Cadets defeated WCAC opponent DeMatha 13-7. Senior running back Ronald Cook Jr. scored twice in the first half, stepping up for injured running back Keilan Robinson ’19. “Ron’s a great back, and we’ve known
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This slideshow requires JavaScript. Under the lights at Cardinal Stadium at Catholic University, St. John’s pulled away in the second half of their Homecoming game Friday night to beat conference rival Our Lady of Good Counsel (MD) 31-10. Wide receivers Cam Ross ’19 and Rakim Jarrett ’20 each had
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“The antidote to government by the powerful few is democracy by the organized many.” This quote from former President Barack Obama stresses the importance for everyone to vote, especially those frustrated with those who are currently in power. Election Day is Nov. 6, but before you can vote, you have
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Bryce Harper may have stepped onto Nationals Park for the last time as a member of the home team. On Wednesday, Washington defeated Miami 9-3 in their final home game of the year, in a rain-shortened 7 inning game. Harper’s most recent contract extension, signed in May of 2017,
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This slideshow requires JavaScript. “Could you tell our hands were full today?” Head Coach Joe Casamento said Saturday after St. John’s 21-14 comeback win over Marietta (GA). The Cadets, who had an unexpected week off after their game against #1-ranked IMG was canceled due to Hurricane Florence, started out
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On a rainy Thursday afternoon, the boys’ freshman, JV, and varsity soccer teams all gather on the field behind Gallagher Gymnasium for warmups. They all practice together, something third-year Head Coach Sal Caccavale began at the start of his tenure. When asked if the group mentality affected how the JV
This Saturday’s highly anticipated game between St. John’s varsity football team and IMG Academy (FL) has been postponed indefinitely. Due to the state of emergency Maryland declared on Sept. 10, IMG cannot fly to Washington for the game. According to St. John’s official announcement, both schools are
