Volleyball enters PL Tournament on a roll
Riding their momentum from a successful end of the regular season, the AU volleyball team enters this weekend's Patriot League Tournament as the No. 2 seed.
Riding their momentum from a successful end of the regular season, the AU volleyball team enters this weekend's Patriot League Tournament as the No. 2 seed.
Allen is the first man to qualify for nationals for the Eagles since 2007, when Brendan Fennell and Steve Hallinan accomplished the feat.
For the first time in eight months, AU men’s basketball returns to Bender Arena Nov. 15 at 7:30 p.m. as the Eagles take on Mount St. Mary’s and attempt to duplicate last year’s early success at home.
The top-seeded Eagles will now face second-slotted Lafayette in the championship Nov. 11 at 1 p.m. at Reeves Field.
The men’s squad lost 208-81 to the Midshipmen and 196-98 to the Bison, while the women fell 220-61 to Navy and 252-36 to Bucknell.
After dropping three straight Patriot League Championship games, the Eagles are poised to capture the elusive top spot.
Sophomore goalkeeper Charlene Belanger recorded 84 saves on the season after missing last year with an injury.
On a five game conference winning streak, the AU volleyball team clinched a PL Tournament berth for the 12th straight year.
Tony Wroblicky and Stephen Lumpkins dominated in AU's exhibition win.
The top-seeded Eagles will host the Patriot League Tournament starting on Nov. 9.
The AU field hockey team’s season came to an end when No. 12 Lafayette edged the Eagles, 2-1, in overtime to capture the Patriot League Championship Nov. 3 in Easton, Pa.
The AU field hockey team advanced to the Patriot League Championship, while the women’s soccer team fell in the semifinals as conference tournaments got underway Nov. 2.
Athletic Director Keith Gill will be departing AU to take the same position at University of Richmond, Richmond President Edward Ayers announced Nov 2.
The field hockey squad will enter the conference tournament as the second seed, while women's soccer is slotted third.
After securing the Patriot League regular-season title, the men's soccer team turns attention to a bigger prize.
With a second place finish by Mark Allen, the AU men's cross-country team raced to a third place finish at the Patriot League Championships.
The Eagles broke nine event records on the way to victories over Howard at the Bender Splashdown.
The Eagles and the Bison will now meet in the Patriot League Semifinals Nov. 2 in Easton, Pa after a 2-1 victory for the Eagle's over the weekend.
Facing a 2-0 deficit, the Eagles received a boost from a pair of seniors competing in their final match at Reeves Field.
With four straight wins, the AU volleyball team is poised to make a run at a top-two seed in the conference tournament.