Around the Track, all year long
Most sports have an off-season, but track athletes Corina Velazco and Tom Woermer run every day with the goal of scoring points the 2015 Outdoor Track Patriot League Championships
Most sports have an off-season, but track athletes Corina Velazco and Tom Woermer run every day with the goal of scoring points the 2015 Outdoor Track Patriot League Championships
Freshman middle distance runner Jim Belfatto and AU record-holders Kinnari Badger and Brianna Belo look to build off season success in upcoming championship meet.
Gebbia signs a three-year contract extension to remain with AU through 2021
Assistant coach Richard Perry has two roles, one as an upper-weight coach for AU and one as a competitive wrestler with Olympic aspirations.
Freshman lacrosse goalies Rose Redfoot and Taylor Dumpson work together to become stronger players.
Ohemma Nyanin carries lessons from her athletic career at AU into her new role with USA basketball.
Sophomore guards Justice Montgomery and Landgon Neal and freshman guard George Langberg leaving the team.
After seven season with Bucknell, one of AU’s toughest competition, head coach Dave Paulsen trades in the Patriot League for the Atlantic-10
Badger breaks the 100 meter school record and Joshua Ellis and Tom Woermer record IC4A-qualifying times
Bill Carmody, a disciple of legendary Princeton head coach Pete Carril, joins the ranks of the Patriot League and stands to face his former player, men’s basketball head coach Mike Brennan.
Senior Jen Dumiak takes one last bow, leading all scorers with 23 points her final game, and junior Ari Booth shines coming off the bench collecting 17 points.
AU Athletics cancelled the planned fan bus to send AU students to Iowa City, Iowa for the Women’s Basketball team's first ever appearance in program history in the First Round NCAA Tournament game Thursday due to lack of student sign-ups.
AU Women’s Basketball games were poorly attended by the AU community.
Student, coaches and administrators honor the Eagles with a send-off party before their game in Iowa.
Juniors David Terao and John Boyle will represent the Eagles in St. Louis on Mar. 19.
The Eagles claim a No. 14 seed and prepare to play Iowa University in the first round of the NCAA Division I Women's Basketball Championship.
The Eagles advance to the NCAA tournament for the first time after defeating Lehigh 65-50.
For the first time since the 2003-04 season, the AU men’s and women’s basketball teams will play in the championship game of the Patriot League Tournament in the same year.
The Eagles fall short of history, lose 65-63 to the Lafayette Leopards in the Patriot League Tournament final.
AU has the chance to qualify for first ever NCAA Tournament after 60-53 win over the Navy Mids