Arcangelo Iurato is a journalist for The Hofstra Chronicle, focusing on local sports news in Hempstead, New York. With a passion for covering college athletics, Arcangelo provides in-depth coverage of Hofstra University's men's soccer team, including game recaps, player profiles, and championship runs.
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Arcangelo Iurato's focus is on event coverage and announcements related to men's soccer, particularly around Hofstra University in New York. Pitches should be tailored to reflect this local interest, focusing on providing insights or access to individuals involved in the specific events and milestones covered.
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By: Arcangelo Iurato
The Hofstra University men’s soccer team will begin their quest for a fourth consecutive conference championship when they face the College of Charleston in the first round of the Coastal Athletic Association (CAA) Men’s Soccer Championship at 6 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 7. The match will be held at Elon University, who will host the...
By: Arcangelo Iurato
The No. 24 Hofstra University men’s soccer team clinched a postseason win against the University of Delaware in their regular season finale at Captains Field on Saturday, Nov. 2. The Pride beat Delaware 4-0, finishing the regular season 5-3 in conference play and 11-4-2 overall. “Solid performance on Senior Night,” said Hofstra head coach Richard...
By: Arcangelo Iurato
In an unforgettable finish, the Hofstra University men’s soccer team defeated the College of Charleston in overtime, 3-2, in the first round of the Coastal Athletic Association (CAA) Championship on Thursday, Nov. 7. It was the Pride’s 12th tournament victory in their previous 15 appearances. With two minutes separating Hofstra and Charleston from a penalty...
By: Arcangelo Iurato
The fourth-seeded Hofstra University men’s soccer team upset top-seeded Elon University 2-0, in the Coastal Athletic Association (CAA) Championship semifinals on Sunday, Nov. 10. With the win, the Pride will advance to their fifth consecutive CAA Championship Game.
Hofstra University senior Vincent Apostolico is in his final year with men’s golf, a team which wrapped up its Fall schedule in late October. As his time at Hofstra comes to a close, Apostolico took some time to reflect on his collegiate career.
By: Arcangelo Iurato
No team in the Coastal Athletic Association (CAA) has ever won four consecutive men’s soccer championships. Fourth-seeded Hofstra University has the chance to do just that when they host sixth-seeded UNC-Wilmington (UNCW) in the conference championship game on Saturday, Nov. 16. Kickoff from Captains Field is scheduled for 7 p.m.
The Hofstra University men’s soccer team won its eighth Coastal Athletic Association (CAA) title on Saturday, Nov. 16. The fourth-seeded Pride defeated sixth-seeded UNC-Wilmington 1-0 in the CAA Championship Game to become the first team to win four consecutive titles in conference history.
By: Arcangelo Iurato
The No. 7 Hofstra University men’s soccer team begins their quest for national glory as they face the University of Vermont in the second round of the NCAA Championships on Sunday, Nov. 24.
The 7th seeded Hofstra University men’s soccer team’s season came to an end with a 2-1 defeat to the unseeded University of Vermont in the second round of the NCAA tournament on Sunday, Nov. 24. It was the Pride’s first home defeat in over two years, snapping a 22-game unbeaten streak.
By: Arcangelo Iurato
“If you’re comfortable, you’re doing it wrong.” These are the words Hofstra University women’s golf player Mai Takahashi lives by.
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