Julie Kayzerman

I'm a journalism major at The College of New Jersey where I'm pursuing a career in sports journalism. I've currently been interning as the beat writer for the Philadelphia Wings for the National Lacrosse League and working as the sports editor for The Signal.

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A Tale of Two Rangers: Zuccarello and Hagelin

July 8th, 2014 The season is often ravaged with intense rivalries, controversial calls and exciting displays of skill. But professional hockey players have a life outside of the ice too. In fact sometimes, they spend their time off the ice together. For one special due on the New York Rangers, its speed demons Carl Hagelin and Mats Zuccarello...

Hockey's Most Famous Fedora

May 18th, 2014 It’s quite an unflattering piece of black material with a bow strapped to the side—yet that fedora is highly desired hat and is certainly a distinctive staple of the locker room belonging only to the New York Rangers. It goes by the name of the “Broadway Hat” and is a tradition that was started by center Brad Richards during...

The Resilient Rangers Face Tragedy Head On

May 10th, 2014 At just 63-years-old, the mother of New York Ranger Martin St. Louis unexpectedly passed away on Thursday night— the night before the Rangers faced elimination in Game 5 of the Rangers / Pittsburgh series on May 9. Yet when game time came around and the 7 p.m. whistle blew, St. Louis was right there on the Pittsburgh ice, ready to...

Struggle to Success, Moore and St. Louis Lead the Way

April 28th, 2014 There’s no arguing that it was a battle of passion in Game 5 of the Rangers / Flyers series that ultimately gave New York the upper hand with a 4-2 win. It was a stressful three minutes for the fans at Madison Square Garden with Philadelphia goalie Steve Mason coming out of net for 6 v 5 play that tightened the score to 3-2 in the...