Staten Island, NY- Here is a look at the Wagner Athletics events for this week.

Women's Golf

• The Seahawks opened the fall season at the Delaware State Fall Invite on Monday. Day two wraps up the 54-hole event on Tuesday.

 

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Men's Golf

• The Seahawks take on Monmouth in a match play event on Wednesday, September 21 at Trump National Golf Club in Colts Neck, NJ.
• Wagner opened the fall season at the Ryan T. Lee Memorial Collegiate last weekend and shot a program-best 282 (-2) on day one. It was the first time the program has ever shot under par in a round.
• Senior Tyler Galantini also shot a career-best 67 (-4) on day one.

 

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Women's Soccer

• After the past three games away from home, Wagner will welcome NEC opponent Central Connecticut State to Hameline Field on Thursday, September 22 at 7:00 P.M.
• The Seahawks dropped its NEC opener 2-0 at Saint Francis U on Thursday, September 15.
• Senior Madison Carr leads Wagner with three goals in nine games this season while leading the team with 18 shots.
• In seven starts this season, sophomore goalkeeper Sam Hughes has made 42 saves.

Smilin' for conference play beginning tomorrow! pic.twitter.com/Ms0fzaqnAS

— WagnerCollege Soccer (@WagWSoccer) September 14, 2022

 
Field Hockey

• Wagner will return home to welcome Towson to the Wagner College Field Hockey Complex on Friday, September 23 at 3:30 P.M. before traveling to Monmouth on Sunday, September 25 at 1:00 P.M.
• In its last contest, the Seahawks fell to in-state rival Columbia 2-0 on Saturday, September 17.
• Graduate student Julia Cruces Pastorino leads the Seahawks with three goals.
• In six games this season, graduate student Daisy Ruhle has stopped 38 shots and has a 1.78 goals against average.

Ready for the next challenge pic.twitter.com/EjDUUbJoMX

— Wagner Field Hockey (@WagnerCollegeFH) September 16, 2022

 
Women's Fencing

• The Seahawks will begin the David Sierra era at the Neil Lazar ROC in New Haven, CT on Saturday, September 24. 

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Triathlon

• Triathlon has its first race back in the United States as they head to Stony Point, NY this Saturday for the Toughman Sprint.
• After their first successful outing in Montréal placing first and second, the Seahawks look to keep their momentum going into this week.
• Vivien Mattice and Maia Vitoratos had a stellar performance in the Super Sprint Grand Prix. Mattice placed fifth out of 27, finishing with a time of 31:09. Maia Vitoratos placed 12th, clocking in at 32:13. 

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