All eight senior athletes of the men’s water polo team after their final home games on Nov. 9. Each senior field player scored in the home game series.

Kull accepts the athletic director position at St. John’s University.

The Rams attempted a comeback in the ninth inning, but FDU’s defense maintained their lead to wrap up the game.

The men’s basketball off-season shows rapid changes at hand, with graduation and transfers affecting the team’s makeup and its flow.

Declan Lavelle threw 8.1 innings and 122 pitches in a heroic feat against UMass Amherst.

Fordham Rams softball had a strong start to the season, but stalled out this past weekend, losing to the University of Dayton twice in a three game series.

The team overcame extremely poor shooting statistics with hard-nosed defense and competitive spirit, crawling back into a game that seemed out of reach at many points

Fordham Athletics reported a complete sellout for the Rams’ matchup against Duquesne, with the exhilarated crowd pushing Fordham to a double-digit victory.

Enraptured crowds of Fordham fans have followed the tumultuous basketball season with baited breath.

Fordham is gearing up for its Atlantic 10 (A10) conference schedule, which begins in early January.

Transfer guard Japhet Medor, FCRH ’24, led the Rams in scoring in both games, posting 17 points in each and connecting on five of his 13 attempted three pointers.

The Rams struggled to find its rhythm on offense, scoring their lowest point total since the first week of the season and scoring 13 of their 16 points in the fourth quarter.

Daniel D’Ippolito, FCRH ’26, finished with three shots, including a dangerous shot on goal in the opening few minutes of the game.

Serena Mensah, FCRH '24, leaps to make a save. She finished the game with two saves and two goals allowed.

Senior defender and captain Olivia Redden, GSBRH ’24, will undoubtedly have a key role in turning things around for the Rams once conference play begins.

MJ Wright, GGSB ’25, and Jaden Allen, FCRH ’25, celebrate in the end zone after scoring the game-winning touchdown.

The Rams have added a trio of transfer players that could each play a role in bolstering the basketball team’s presence in the upcoming season.

Darius Quisenberry, GSAS ’23, in his final year, averaged 17 points per game and shot 31% from 3-point range.

Kaitlyn Downey, GSAS '23, checks in to the Rams' game against Drexel University.

Darius Quisenberry, GSAS ’23, celebrates with the student section after posting 14 points in the victory.

Will Richardson, FCRH '26, was named Rookie of the Week by the A10 office following a spectacular performance against VCU.

Khalid Moore, GSAS ’23, brought out all the stops to lead his team with 30 points and earn the victory.

Tim DeMorat, FCRH '23, and Ryan Greenhagen, GSAS '23, were invited to the Hula Bowl to participate in the prestigious All-Star game on Jan. 14.

In his first year as head coach, Keith Urgo has led the Rams to a 15-4 season.

Asiah Dingle's game winning shot, 60-59.

Ryan Greenhagen, GSAS '23, is a William V. Campbell Trophy finalist. An award given to athletic scholars.

Tim DeMorat, FCRH ’23, threw 4,891 yards this season for 56 touchdowns.

The Rams will advance to the FCS playoffs for the first time since 2015, facing the University of New Hampshire.

Darius Quisenberry, GSAS ’23, has averaged 15 points per game and shot 38% from three this season.

The Rams struggled offensively, but were still able to rack up 22 points in the second quarter.

Tim DeMorat, FCRH '23, took command with 4 passing touchdowns, 482 yards and two rushing scores.

Interim Head Coach Candice Green huddles with her players during a timeout. Nov. 7 was Green's first game as Head Coach for the Rams.

Georgia Tech transfer Khalid Moore, GSAS '22, begins his drive. Moore shot 8-for-11 in the season opener, scoring 18 points.

The women's basketball team has a reputation that may prove difficult to uphold this season.

The Fordham men's basketball season begins on Nov. 7.

In a back-and-forth affair, the Rams fell just short for their sixth consecutive loss to Holy Cross.

The Rams struggled to keep up with Saint Louis’ physical play throughout the match.

Fordham fell behind early, allowing three consecutive goals in the first half.

Atlantic 10 Offensive Player of the Week, Daniel Espeleta, GGSB ’23, scored a breakaway goal in the first half.

Forward Nathan Simes, GSBRH ’26, has led the Rams in scoring this season with five goals and an assist.

Fotis Kokosioulis, FCRH '23, received the ball 13 times for 320 yards and 4 touchdowns

Fotis Kokosioulis, FCRH ’23, had a stellar game. He led the receivers with 130 yards and two touchdowns

Tim DeMorat, FCRH ’23, throws a pass as Phil Saleh, FCRH ’23, blocks a Holy Cross defender.

Stephanie Gaitley steps down as head coach for the Fordham women's basketball team.

Brooks Ey, FCRH '24, allowed just two runs in the final game of the series to secure the sweep for Fordham.

Will Findlay, GSBRH ’23, drove in four RBIs over the weekend despite losing the series

Ohams gets his name and number called before a game at the Rose Hill Gymnasium.

Urgo (right) joined Fordham’s program as the associate head coach under Neptune (left) last season.

Fordham's softball team lost the series against St. Joseph's 2-1.

Keith Urgo, associate head coach of the men's basketball team, has been chosen as the interim head coach while the university conducts a search for Neptune's replacement.

According to an ESPN report, Kyle Neptune is expected to take over for Villanova University's men's basketball team.

Sebastian Mexico’s emergence has been a bright spot for the Rams. He launched a three-run homer in the third game against UMass.

Makenzie McGrath, GSBRH ’22, pitched for all seven innings in the second game.

Cory Wall, FCRH ’22, throws a pitch during the Rams’ three game series. This was his first appearance of the season.

Devon Miller, GSBRH ‘23, dominated the Minutewomen lineup over two spectacular starts.

Edona Thaqi, GGSB ’22, walked onto the court with her family for a special ceremony on Senior Day.

The starters on the Fordham squad huddle before their final game.

Jack Harnisch, GSBRH ’22, has gotten off to a hot start in his senior season, hitting .318 through seven games.

The departing seniors received flowers and photos. Gaitley praised the work ethic of the group.

Stephanie Gaitley, women's basketball head coach, has lead the women to the A10 championships before, but that may not happen for the Rams this year.

Fordham's loss to Rhode Island on Sunday marks a low point in the team's season.

Josh Colon-Navarro, in a photo from the Davidson game, landed a three-pointer at the end of the first quarter of the St. Bonaventure game.

Anna DeWolfe, FCRH '23, drives the ball to the hoop. She scored 13 points on 6-of-14 shooting.

The addition of Asiah Dingle, FCRH ’22, has strengthened Fordham’s roster this season, as she is the Rams’ second highest scorer.

Kyle Rose, FCRH ‘23, is a key starter for the Rams, scoring 13 points in 35 minutes of play.

Darius Quisenberry, Graduate School of Arts and Sciences (GSAS) '22, scored many times during the game against Davidson, but even his efforts could not prevent the Wildcats from adding to their winning...

Fordham and Dayton played a tight game, trading a one-point lead back and forth throughout most of the game.

Darius Quisenberry, GSAS ’21, scored 15 points in the losing game against Saint Louis.

Asiah Dingle, FCRH ’22, led the team in scoring with 19 points in Fordham’s victory against VCU on Saturday.

Antonio Daye Jr., FCRH '23, led the Rams with 16 points in their second conference victory of the season.

Both basketball teams are facing postponement of games due to COVID-19 protocols preventing them from playing.

Megan Jonassen, FCRH ’22, helped lengthen Fordham's lead in the second half.

Josh Colon-Navarro, GSAS ’22, scored 17 points off the bench in the Rams’ victory over the Explorers.

Fordham's women's basketball team has canceled a game and will prevent fans from attending the game on Jan. 1, according to Ed Kull.

Kendell Heremaia, (GSAS) ’23, scored Fordham's winning and final point of the game.

The Fordham Women's Basketball team won with a nine-point lead despite a sudden turnaround from Princeton in the last two minutes of the game.

Chuba Ohams dunks over Red Storm defenders. Despite their efforts, the Rams lost by 14 points to St. John's.