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• Hofstra baseball looking for first bid to NCAAs

  is the first time Hofstra has made the Colonial Athletic Association baseball championship since 2005. Win it all and Hofstra gets its first bid to the NCAA Tournament.When we step on the field we know we have a great chance of winning each and every day,   Read more »

• Challenging time for new Hofstra AD

  but one of his main priorities already has been identified by university president Stuart Rabinowitz. Hofstra's Colonial Athletic Association is losing member schools, and Rabinowitz, who chairs the CAA's council of presidents, wants the matter given the utmost   Read more »

• CAA hoops on shaky ground with sanctions looming

  , Va. -- Academic sanctions and potential defections could give the Colonial Athletic Association a drastically different look.Two CAA schools -- UNC Wilmington and Towson -- are facing Academic Progress Rate sanctions that could keep them out of the men's   Read more »

• Hofstra Wins 2012 CAA Wrestling Title

  crowned four individual champions and captured its 10th CAA team title in its 11 years in the league at the 2012 Colonial Athletic Association Wrestling Championships at the Binghamton University Events Center Saturday night. Seven-teams and 70 wrestlers competed   Read more »

• Paul Hewitt embraces opportunity at George Mason

  Mason jacket and sat at a circular table. He stared intently at his laptop, dissecting film of his team's next Colonial Athletic Association opponent.It was a scene few could have predicted.Eight years ago, the Westbury native was among the hottest young basketball   Read more »

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• | @Towson_FH Working Hard to Get Better

  TOWSON, Md. – The Tiger field hockey season may have ended on Nov. 3 with a loss in the first round of the Colonial Athletic Association tournament but the hard work the players have put in to make themselves and the team better hasn’t stopped. The Tiger 5/30/12 from Official Website of Towson University Athletics  Read more »

• A Tiger's Take: Towson AD Waddell weighs in on CAA

  As Colonial Athletic Association honchos and members prepare for conference meetings next week, I went fishing for the athletic directors at Towson, Delaware and Hofstra to get their perspectives on what the suddenly-depleted league needs to do. A couple   from Hampton Roads Daily Press Read more »

• Sacred Heart baseball draws N.C. State in NCAA tournament regional

  Northeast Conference champion Sacred Heart will play in the Raleigh Regional of the NCAA baseball tournament at North Carolina State. The Pioneers are seeded fourth, and will face top-seeded N.C. State on Friday in the double elimination regional. Vander   from New Haven Register Read more »

• Allen Lessels' UNH Notebook CAA looking for a few good football teams

  The University of New Hampshire football team faces Old Dominion and Georgia State as Colonial Athletic Association rivals for the first time this fall. In fact, the Wildcats face ODU and Georgia State for the first — and last — time as CAA rivals this f   from The Union Leader Read more »

• Seahawks firing on all cylinders going into NCAA tourney

  North Carolina-Wilmington's Hunter Ridge celebrates after scoring the go-ahead run in the top of the ninth inning against Delaware during the NCAA college baseball championship game of the Colonial Athletic Association tournament, Saturday, May 26, 2012,   from Wilmington Star-News Read more »