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Local schools in Rugby Sevens event

By Mike Still, Inquirer Staff Writer

Of the 20 teams in the USA Sevens College Rugby men's field, four can feel right at home.

Martelli moves on from a year of setbacks: By Mike Jensen, Inquirer Staff Writer

St. Joe's coach Phil Martelli has had to go through many personal and professional roadblocks recently.
Rugby has it right: By Ed Rendell, For the Daily News

Ed Rendell: If you've never watched collegiate rugby - or what also is called "rugby sevens" - it is a sight to see.
Big Five honors top local women's players: Compiled By The Inquirer Staff

Saint Joseph's senior Chatilla van Grinsven was named the player of the year.
St. Joe's women fall to Vandy: By Mel Greenberg, FOR THE INQUIRER

The ninth-seeded Hawks fell to the eighth-seeded Commodores, 60-54, to finish an otherwise satisfying season at 23-9.
Familiar faces gather in Connecticut: By Mel Greenberg, For The Inquirer

There may not be much court familiarity when it comes to the schools in the NCAA women's tournament subregional at Connecticut, but the appearance of St. Joe's for the first time since 2000 has injected touches of nostalgia through the four teams.
St. Joe's Aiken forgoing senior season: By Dick Jerardi, Daily News Staff Writer

C.J. Aiken has decided that 3 years at Saint Joseph's is enough. He will not return for his senior season.
St. Joe's Aiken leaving for pros: By Marc Narducci, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER

Saint Joseph's center C.J. Aiken will bypass his senior season to pursue a professional basketball career, the team announced Friday.
JMU coach Brady’s local ties: BY ED BARKOWITZ, Daily News Staff Writer barkowe@phillynews.com

Former Saint Joseph's assistant Matt Brady picked up his first NCAA Tournament win as a head coach as James Madison beat LIU-Brooklyn.
Final game typifies Hawks season: Hawk Hill Haven: Saint Joseph's final game received plenty of national attention, but not the type the Hawks would desire.
Buzzer-beater sinks Hawks in NIT: BY DICK JERARDI, Daily News Staff Writer jerardd@phillynews.com

It was probably the only way this season could end for St. Joe's.
Kanacevic talks key technical: Hawk Hill Haven: Since St. Joe’s 82-79 A-10 quarterfinal loss to VCU, it’s been suggested by Hawks fans that the technical foul on Halil Kanacevic was a major turning point.
SJU show effort in loss: By Marc Narducci

Watch: Marc Narducci of the Inquirer reports from the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, N.Y. where St. Joe's lost to VCU in the A-10 tournament, 82-79.