Track and field wins NE10 again
The women won their third consecutive NE10 Championship while the men extended their historic run to nine straight, a standard the athletes have come to expect.
Softball splits senior day double header
“This season was one of the best ones,” Lewis said. “We played for each other. We played together as a team and family.”
Champions, standouts and award winners from the athletic year
Here is a look at some of the teams and athletes that performed exceptionally this year.
Women to host NE10 semifinal Thursday
“You gotta bring A+ game every single day, and especially in the playoffs,” Lynch said. “We call it a dog fight. Everyone’s fighting for the same thing.”
Men win home finale, miss playoffs
“We wanted to go out and have their last home game be a win. And we did that for them,” Head Coach Scott Burrell said.
Athletic department hosts girls sports day
“It really captures the rich history of the progress that we’ve made with building women’s sports,” Interim President Sandra Bulmer said.
Olympic round-up
By Draven Dabrowski Sports Writer Beyond the medals and record times, the Olympics have always represented something bigger. For a few weeks, athletes from more than 200 nations share the same stage,
Women win on senior day, finish second in NE10
“They’re amazing human beings and really talented, skilled basketball players,” Head Coach Kate Lynch said.
Women brush aside AIC
Forward Rheyna Steinauer, a senior, led the way with a career-high 31 points, shooting with efficiency from the field and drained multiple three pointers, giving the team a big lead early.
Men outlast AIC, win 61-57
“We got pounded on the boards. If we got more rebounds, it’s a 15-point game,” Burrell said. “We just got to get better at it.”
Gymnastics celebrates senior day
On Sunday, Feb. 15, the university gymnastics team fell to the University of Bridgeport 192.625–192.525 in a close dual meet on Senior Day at James Moore Field House.
University mourns loss of Tim Quill
“His commitment, his steadiness and his genuine care for our student-athletes made him a pillar of this community. Tim’s legacy is one of service, mentorship and heart. We honor his life, his
World cup comes to America
The World Cup has incredible potential, but it needs to feel accessible and inclusive if it truly wants to reflect the spirit of the game.