THE GANNON KNIGHT

Eligibility of Gannon’s student athletes under NCAA extension

April 3, 2020

Student athletes receive option for extra year of eligibility

March 27, 2020

Farewell to Gannon sports

March 18, 2020

Well folks, the end is here. The coronavirus has struck the world and NCAA canceled every sporting event. As a fan, I am upset and it’s disappointing we will be unable cheer on the Gannon University women’s basketball team...

COVID-19 stops Gannon sports: seasons canceled

March 18, 2020

Spring sports carry on

March 11, 2020

And we are back! We had a solid week off and personally I felt it was well-deserved. Now readers gather round because we might have been down south, out west, or in NYC. Some of our Gannon’s sports teams, (coincidentally our...

Men’s basketball loses to Cal U in first round of PSAC Tournament

March 10, 2020

Intramural sports starting soon

February 26, 2020

Well, well, well -- last issue before break. We’ve had a lot of fun so far. We gave you the best of Gannon sports and the worst: the wins, the losses, upsets, heartbreaks and the buzzer beaters. Gannon sports have been very...

Broken records and decisive wins: men and women’s PSACs

February 26, 2020

Chiefs win Super Bowl

February 5, 2020

Here we are: the start of a new football season. Yes, indeed, folks, don’t be confused -- Super Bowl LIV took place Sunday, and the Chiefs are world champions! Yet football is still going. The XFL, the Extreme Football League,...

Remembering Kobe Bryant

January 29, 2020

Here we are -- this one is for all the marbles, as they say. Two teams after a long and grueling season: wins, losses and injuries – and on top of that, a stressful last few games. Now they have arrived upon the big stage:...

Spring semester brings new sports

January 22, 2020

Fall semester is over, and we are off to the spring. Break was hectic for me, yet even crazier for Gannon sports. Numerous Knights teams were still playing. We had wins, losses, heartbreaks and a few last-minute victories. And...

Looking back on a career: Matt Johnson in perspective

January 22, 2020