College of St. Joseph

Over the weekend we had several winter athletes honored at the Sunrise Conference Banquet in Concord, NH. On the women’s basketball team Brittany Garrow was recognized for being selected twice during the season as “Rookie of the Week”.  She was also named to the “All Conference Second Team”. In addition, [...]

College of St. Joseph’s Doug Childs hit the 1,000-point milestone in Tuesday night’s men’s Sunrise Conference basketball game in Rutland. Childs had 14 points but it was not enough as Maine-Presque Isle earned a 92-80 victory. Brad Drysdale led CSJ with 29 points and Evan Jobst had 18. Kyle Carrigan had 22 [...]

“There’s no quit in them,” College of St. Joseph coach Phil Bartlett said. And that was an understatement. The Saints only dressed seven players, having lost some to ineligibility and standout Tyler Herrington to open-heart surgery. Herrington was at the game on the bench in street clothes.

The College of St. Joseph Fighting Saints men’s soccer team has been awarded the Sunrise Conference Sportsmanship of the Year for 2009. Voted on by coaches from around the conference, the Sportsmanship Award is considered by many to better than winning the championship…

College of Saint Joseph charged back from a 14-point deficit in the final six minutes of regulation and beat rival Green Mountain College 87-82 in double overtime at CSJ Athletic Center. Doug Childs’ seven points in the second overtime was the beacon that capped a stirring comeback by the Fighting Saints who trailed most of the game and looked less than impressive for 34 minutes.

The College of St. Joseph is pleased to announce the appointment of Ray Fish as Athletic Director. Coach Fish is currently the Men’s Varsity Soccer coach at CSJ and will remain in that role while also serving as AD.

By Tom Haley, RUTLAND HERALD STAFF WRITER- Published: April 15, 2009
Ortega grew up playing basketball on the playgrounds of New York City. It was a game he fell in love with at an early age, but a game plenty thought he could not play. The guy who looked too much like a football player has played professional basketball in the Dominican Republic where he was MVP of an all-star game and is now piling up the points while getting paid to play in Israel.

The Sunrise Conference has announced their individual awards and all-conference teams for 2008-09 in men’s basketball.  The awards were handed out at a banquet prior to the conference tournament in Concord, N.H.  Junior Tyler Herrington of the College of St. Joseph was named the Player of the Year and an all-conference [...]

The Sunrise Conference announced the women’s basketball awards for the 2008-2009 season.  Named to the first team was Player of the year, senior forward Ashley Ames and junior forward Kristen Violette from the University of Maine at Fort Kent, senior forward Erica Davis from the University of Maine at Presque Isle, senior forward [...]

(Concord, N.H.)- Top-seeded Fisher College used a barrage of three-pointers to shoot down No. 4 College of St. Joseph 97-80 in the semifinals of the 2009 Sunrise Conference men’s basketball championships at New Hampshire Technical Institute on Saturday.  The Falcons (20-11) will play the winner of No. 2 University of Maine [...]

By Tom Haley RUTLAND HERALD STAFF WRITER – Published: February 23, 2009
Unlike the men, the CSJ women’s team will be staying home when the Final Four begins at NHTI. They fell to 2-9 in the Sunrise and 5-15 overall with the loss to Fisher.
The Saints played an outstanding first half and were [...]

By Tom Haley RUTLAND HERALD STAFF WRITER – Published: February 23, 2009

Saturday’s 89-79 upset of Sunrise Conference leader Fisher College was College of St. Joseph men’s basketball team’s finest hour of the season.

Yet, the win would pale in comparison to the one Tuesday night if the Fighting Saints can upend Vermont Tech in Randolph. CSJ needs that one to advance to the Sunrise Conference Final Four on Feb. 28 and March 1 at New Hampshire Technical Institute in Concord, N.H.