Rio White, Author at The Sentinel

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Sports

Dickey, Cates lead offense as Owls take 4 of 5 at home

March 9th, 202033 The Kennesaw State softball team took four out of five games at home last week to reach a 17-3 mark on the season.

Basketball

Ray continues European success, leads team to Greek Basketball Cup

February 17th, 202070 Now on his fourth European basketball team since leaving KSU in 2017, former Owls basketball star Kendrick Ray recently led AEK Athens to a prestigious cup title.

Football

Former KSU quarterback returns as assistant coach

February 5th, 2020120 After spending a season on the coaching staff at Wofford, former Owls quarterback Chandler Burks returns to KSU as quarterbacks coach.

Sports

Spring sport quartet earns preseason all-conference honors

January 20th, 202032 Heading into their respective seasons, three members of the Kennesaw State lacrosse team and one member of the softball team earned preseason plaudits.

Arts & Living

Student spreads awareness, helps teach music in Tanzania

November 18th, 201993 KSU music performance major Jessica Bell traveled to Tanzania this past summer to help spread awareness about an endangered tree species that is commonly used in the production of her instrument, the clarinet.

Sports

Volleyball clinches No. 2 seed, heads into postseason

November 18th, 201955 After wins against Jacksonville University and Liberty to round out the regular season, the Kennesaw State volleyball team will enter the ASUN Tournament as the No. 2 seed.

Football

Bryant scores five touchdowns, leads football back to win column

November 9th, 201989 After suffering a setback against Monmouth last week, the Owls won 38-35 at Campbell University with immense help from junior quarterback Tommy Bryant.

Soccer

Baker and Harris score twice as soccer splits matches to begin season

August 26th, 2019100 The KSU soccer team began its season with mixed results, falling in the first match to Mercer before routing Georgia State.

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