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AU women's basketball took another stride in the right direction with the playoffs nearing as they beat the Boston University Terriers 55-54 on Saturday afternoon inside Bender Arena.
The AU women’s lacrosse team moved to 2-0 with a dominant 18-3 victory over the Delaware State Hornets (0-3) in their first home game of the season Wednesday afternoon at the Jacobs Recreational Complex.
After a disappointing road loss to Bucknell this past Saturday, AU men’s basketball turned things around, defeating the Navy Midshipmen 71-62 on Wednesday night inside Bender Arena.
In its last few games, AU men’s basketball has been using an altered starting five. This new lineup sees sophomore forward Connor Nelson starting in place of sophomore guard Jacob Boonyasith.
AU men’s basketball moved into second place in the Patriot League with an 81-76 win over the Loyola Greyhounds on Wednesday night inside Bender Arena.
In many cases, it doesn’t take long to identify a potential Division I basketball player in a high school gymnasium. Spectators at games see superb athletes – tall, strong and quick with startling leaping ability.
AU men’s basketball moved itself into sole possession of third place in the Patriot League with a 72-62 win over the Army Black Knights on Senior Day on Saturday afternoon inside Bender Arena.
The nationally-ranked AU wrestler Kizhan Clarke (32-3) improved his stellar record on Jan. 31 and Feb. 1, coming out on top in his matches against Navy and Binghamton. His 32 victories are the most wins of any wrestler in Division 1 this season.
AU women’s basketball has been having a rough season to say the least. That was even further compounded by a tough loss to the Lafayette Leopards on Saturday, sinking them to 4-6 in Patriot League play and 8-12 overall – a significant dropoff for a team that just last season made it to the Patriot League championship game.
AU women’s basketball experienced a setback on Saturday in their chase for a home-court playoff game, overcome by Lafayette’s size advantage in a 67-52 loss inside Bender Arena. AU (8-12, 4-6 PL) dropped to seventh place in the Patriot League standings, while Lafayette (11-9, 7-3 PL) shot up to third place following their fifth consecutive victory.
The reigning Patriot League Champions, the Colgate University Raiders, handed AU a close loss in Bender Arena on Jan. 25. This knocked AU down to 5-3 against Patriot League opponents and 9-10 overall.
The AU men’s basketball team got off to a slow start in their win at home against Lehigh on Monday afternoon, missing eight of their first 10 shots, along with two quick turnovers.
On Monday night, AU (10-10, 6-3 PL) got revenge for a prior defeat, coming out victorious against the Lehigh Mountain Hawks (5-16, 2-7 PL) 77-56 inside Bender Arena.
Ten minutes into the first half, the Eagles were leading the defending Patriot League Champion Colgate Raiders 22-14. Despite the electric start, AU (9-10, 5-3 PL) couldn’t sustain the momentum, and fell to the Will Rayman-led Colgate Raiders (16-5, 7-1 PL) 79-69 on Saturday afternoon inside Bender Arena.
This article has been updated with a correction. The game against Loyola took place on Jan. 22.
With the game tied at 91 in overtime and 0.3 seconds left on the game clock, senior point guard Sa’eed Nelson stepped to the free throw line looking to win AU men’s basketball its fifth game in its last six tries.
In AU men’s basketball’s 81-69 victory over Holy Cross on Saturday, players off the Eagles’ bench continued to offer solid contributions to the team.
It is obvious that a basketball game can be decided by the turnover margin. For teams that often find themselves in close games, grabbing a few extra steals can be the difference between a win and a loss. This is great for AU’s team, who leads the Patriot League with 7.6 steals per game.
AU men’s basketball continued to build momentum Saturday afternoon inside Bender Arena, rolling over Holy Cross en route to an 81-69 victory. The win follows Wednesday’s thrilling victory over Bucknell, courtesy of some late game heroics from sophomore forward Connor Nelson.
AU held its first-ever "Rally in the Alley" on Saturday, a tailgate created by the AU Blue Crew to bolster school spirit at the University. Despite the grim weather conditions, dozens of students and alumni showed up before the basketball team’s 4 p.m. game against Holy Cross.
Solutions by The State News