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American University men’s basketball (4-3) extended their undefeated home record to 4-0 with a 103-74 win over Hood College. This victory goes in the record books for the Eagles, as they shattered their 3-point record with fourteen players from their roster.
The American University women’s basketball team (5-18) took on Boston University (17-6) in Bender Arena last Wednesday, Feb. 8, losing 59-40 to the Terriers. Despite the loss, there’s hope for a new and growing program led by head coach Tiffany Coll.
The American University Eagles (4-15) beat the Colgate Raiders (10-9) 59-57 after Ivy Bales sank a winning shot with just 2.4 seconds left in the game. The Eagles showed up in Bender this Saturday with a clear motive to end their five-game losing streak, and they delivered on every account.
The American University women’s soccer team beat Colgate University 2-0 with goals from freshman midfielder Eliza Fisher and senior captain and midfielder Alysa Vazquez.
The American University women’s soccer team lost another game of Patriot League play to Boston University 1-0.
The American University women’s soccer team returned to Reeves Field on Oct. 2 with an in-conference game against Lafayette, ultimately resulting in a 2-2 draw. It was a game of hard offensive crosses, though the ability to connect in the box remained lacking.
Coming off an underdog win against nationally ranked University of South Florida, the American University women’s soccer team knew much was at stake when they took the field against George Washington University on Aug. 31.
It was a cold day in Jacobs Recreational Complex when the Eagles faced the Holy Cross Crusaders. The hope of a warm mid-atlantic spring had faded and everyone was huddled with blankets to keep warm. But, despite the cold, the Eagles achieved a 19-7 win over the Crusaders.
Fanny Ahman tried a wide range of activities before volleyball, all except soccer, as her dad always said that was a “knee injury waiting to happen.” When she began volleyball, Ahman instantly loved it.
