Columbia University athletics announced upcoming away games for track and field, rowing, softball, and men’s tennis from April 23-26. Highlights include record-breaking performances by track athletes and key matchups affecting Ivy League standings.
The New York University softball team ended its non-conference schedule by splitting a doubleheader against Farmingdale State College on April 22. The Violets secured a win in game one but fell short in game two. Their next matchup is scheduled for April 24 against Emory University.
Anthony Temesvary’s eighth-inning grand slam propelled Columbia baseball past Stony Brook at Robertson Field. The Lions recorded six doubles among twelve hits to secure an 8-4 victory ahead of their upcoming series against Yale.
FDA records show an inspection at Pigeon Feeds, Inc. in the Bronx on March 25 focusing on oversight of marketed animal drugs, feed, and equipment.
Anthony Volpe homered and collected two hits during a rehab game at Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre following shoulder surgery. Jasson DomÃnguez also had a strong showing with a home run and two doubles. Their performances could influence future roster moves for the Yankees.
Giancarlo Stanton led the New York Yankees past Boston with key hits at Fenway Park on April 22. Luis Gil pitched over six scoreless innings as New York posted its second consecutive shutout victory.
Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani appointed Paul Ochoa as DDC Commissioner; Shawn(ta) Smith-Cruz will lead DORIS; Annie Levers becomes Director of Operations. The appointments aim at strengthening effective service delivery throughout New York City.
Yankees pitcher Cam Schlittler will make his first major league start at Fenway Park this week amid renewed rivalry tensions with Boston. Despite receiving negative messages online after past games against the Red Sox, Schlittler says personal interactions with local fans have remained respectful.
NYU’s men’s and women’s tennis teams are set to compete in this weekend’s UAA Championships at Sanlando Park in Florida. Both squads face Carnegie Mellon University in opening matches after strong regular seasons.
All five starters from St. John’s men’s basketball were named All-MET by regional writers for their achievements this past season. Players will be honored at an upcoming awards dinner following a standout campaign that included historic wins.