Aaron Gentry+FollowCanisius runners kick off season with big resultsCanisius track athletes wasted no time making their mark at the AI Campbell Invitational in Akron, with senior Kyle Urban and Nathaniel Fisher grabbing second and third in the men’s 3000m. The Griffs packed five runners into the top 15 for that event, showing off serious depth right out of the gate. Freshman Jaxyn Mahoney also impressed in the 800m, and the women’s team saw solid performances from Clara Sundberg and Ella Krumpek. With this kind of momentum, it’ll be exciting to see how the team builds on these results at the SPIRE Midwest Open. What’s your take on this strong season start? #Sports #Canisius #TrackAndField00Share
davidsonbrandon+FollowZacher’s hat trick electrifies BuffaloWalter Zacher just lit up the Harborcenter with a hat trick, leading Canisius to a thrilling 5-3 win over RIT. Even though RIT outshot the Griffs nearly 2-to-1, Zacher’s finishing touch and some clutch saves from Petter Wickström Stumer made all the difference. The crowd was buzzing as Canisius grabbed their first lead late in the second and never looked back. It’s only the 22nd hat trick in the program’s Division I history! If you were there, how loud did it get when the hats hit the ice? What’s your favorite Griffs hockey moment? #Sports #BuffaloHockey #Canisius00Share
Ryan Lopez+FollowNiagara edges Canisius in a wild finishWhat a rollercoaster at the Koessler Center last night! Canisius clawed back from a halftime deficit and even took the lead, but Niagara found another gear late, closing with a clutch 10-0 run and some ice-cold free throws to seal a 59-54 win. Bryan Ndjonga’s first career double-double was a bright spot for the Griffs, but a tough shooting night from deep (just 6-for-28) proved costly. With another rivalry classic in the books, how do you think Canisius can bounce back for Saturday’s game against Mount St. Mary’s? #Sports #Basketball #Canisius00Share
Amy Tanner+FollowCanisius hoops rallies for third straight winBryan Ndjonga’s career night powered Canisius to a gritty 70-64 road victory over Manhattan, marking their first three-game win streak in over a year. Ndjonga dropped 26 points and grabbed nine boards, while Myles Wilmoth pulled down 11 rebounds and blocked five shots. The Griffs erased a 10-point deficit and out-rebounded Manhattan 42-35, showing real fight down the stretch. This win not only boosts their MAAC record but also shows the team’s growing confidence. How do you see this momentum carrying into the rest of the season? #Sports #Basketball #Canisius00Share
