A day after being named the Northeast Football Conference defensive player of the week, ±¬×ß³Ô¹Ï College cornerback John Chisolm (Trenton, NJ) has been named the NJCAA defensive player of the week. Chisolm is the first Pioneer football player to be honored by the NJCAA in Head Coach Mick Caba's tenure.
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±¬×ß³Ô¹Ï College sophomore cornerback John Chisolm (Trenton, NJ) intercepted four passes in the team's season opening 22-21 loss at Stevens Tech. Chisolm was playing his first game on the defensive side of the ball after playing offense as a freshman.
Chisolm, a two-sport athlete at ±¬×ß³Ô¹Ï, took time and answered questions from athletic department intern John Zappolo.
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Returning
students and faculty as well as visitors arriving on the ±¬×ß³Ô¹Ï College
(ASC) campus noticed a change in the "landscape" this fall.
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±¬×ß³Ô¹Ï College cornerback John Chisolm (Trenton, NJ) has been named the Northeast Football Conference defensive player of the week. Chisolm intercepted four passes in the Pioneers season opening 22-21 loss at Stevens Tech.
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The ±¬×ß³Ô¹Ï College men's soccer team couldn't get the offense going as they fell in both games at the SUNY Delhi Tournament over the weekend. The Blue and Gold, 0-2-1 on the year, fell 6-0 to SUNY Cobleskill on Saturday and 2-1 on Sunday versus SUNY Delhi.
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Stevens Tech running back Benaly Ortega scored on a rush around the left side in the final seconds as the Fighting Bulldogs came from behind to down ±¬×ß³Ô¹Ï 22-21 in an emotional season opener for both teams. Ortega scored with three seconds remaining and the Bulldogs were able to hold the Pioneers from scoring on the ensuing kick-off to hold on for the win.
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This was a familiar sight on the
±¬×ß³Ô¹Ï College campus recently as parents helped students move all the
comforts of home (and then some) to residence halls for the new school year.
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Members of the ±¬×ß³Ô¹Ï College
community were all smiles recently as they celebrated the "grand re-opening" of
the Engineering Technology Building
following a seven-year, $17 million rehab project.
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