AU’s youngest women’s lacrosse coach proves age is just a number
By Hayley Levine | 04/25/2019Jenna Petrucelli shares passion for lacrosse through mentorship
Delivering American University's news and views since 1925 | Saturday, January 18, 2020
Jenna Petrucelli shares passion for lacrosse through mentorship
Change is designed to allow prospective athletes more time to make decisions about college
Goodbyes can be bitter, and for AU lacrosse players Lexi Perez, Jennifer DeSimone, Leah Brennan and Samantha Breeze, the spring semester will be their last representing the Eagles on the athletic field. For their first three years with the AU lacrosse program, wins have been hard to come by for Perez, DeSimone, Brennan and Breeze.
Draw control plagues Eagles in 19-7 loss to Boston University
Students from across the nation will compete in Bender Arena
Eagles lose second game of the season
Emma Vinall leads with hat trick against Richmond
The women’s basketball team finished Jan. undefeated with a 67-44 win against Colgate University on Saturday in Bender Arena. The Eagles (17-4, 10-0 PL) gradually built a 20-point lead on their opponents.
Sophomore point guard Sa’eed Nelson had a lot of responsibility as a first-year player last season for the men’s basketball team.
Centrowitz shares stories of his running career and his son’s gold medal mile in new book
The class of 2019 was supposed to lead the Eagles to Patriot League glory. Now, they’re all leaving the program
How the University department is gearing up for its next phase
On a wet and rainy day at Jacobs Field, the AU women’s lacrosse team honored its seniors before falling to College of the Holy Cross 12-10 in their final regular season game.
Eagles fall to Bucknell 9-8 on District Day
2016 PL Track Scholar-Athlete of the Year talks outdoor track, upcoming goals and team chemistry
Three senior AU wrestlers traveled to New York City to compete for a national title at the 2016 NCAA championships led by head coach Teague Moore.
Senior captain David Terao and AU head wrestling coach Teague Moore held back tears on Saturday afternoon as the two men reflected on their five-year journey together, which culminated in a fourth place finish and a standing ovation for Terao in Madison Square Garden.
