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From the Hilltop to the Pros

Former Bradley goalkeeper Logan Ketterer has found himself training on the Hilltop for the last five seasons, working up from being a redshirt to one of the top goalkeepers in the Missouri Valley Conference. Ketterer now finds himself in South America, training with his new…

One-on-One: Who Will win the Super Bowl?

Patriots BY COLE BREDAHL   The Patriots have battled through injuries and suspensions this year but are still the most dominant team in football. Any team that can finish the regular season 14-2 when its star quarterback, Tom Brady, is suspended for four games, while…

Lemek’s dream is coming true

Danielle Lemek describes herself as a perfectionist. The 2016 Bradley graduate puts in countless hours of meticulous practice until all aspects of her golf game are to her liking. Her dominant golfing career has been based on this laser-focused work ethic, which bred a dream…

Time for the Bulls to blow it up

If you’ve paid any attention to the Chicago Bulls over the past week or so, you’ve probably come to the realization that the organization is a mess. Players are calling out other players. Coach Hoiberg doesn’t know how to handle his rotation and the front…

Tennis sweeps SDSU in spring opener

Senior Ariel Dechter is close to adding two more records to her already impressive career after leading Bradley tennis to a 7-0 sweep in the team’s season-opening match versus South Dakota State. By teaming with junior Aimee Manfredo for a 6-3 win at No. 2…

Men stifled in second halves

The Bradley men’s basketball team’s woes continued this week as they dropped their fifth and sixth straight games by double digits against Wichita State and Southern Illinois. The Braves travelled to Carbondale on Wednesday to take on the Salukis, a team they had beaten at…

Lerma leads women to win

The Bradley women’s basketball team followed a home loss last Friday with a win on Sunday against Evansville, opening up its four-game homestand with a 1-1 record. The Braves pulled out a 56-52 win over the Aces, led by senior forward Leti Lerma who proverbially…

Braves (sc)rambled by Loyola

The Bradley men’s basketball team suffered a pair of losses on the road this past week, dropping them to eighth place in the Missouri Valley Conference at 3-5. The Braves traveled to Chicago Wednesday night to face the Loyola Ramblers, who already handed Bradley a…

Track racing into the record books

The Bradley track and field team set several school records last weekend at the two-day Gladstein Invitational hosted by Indiana University. Highlighting day one of the meet, sophomore David Shadid broke his own school record in the 400m dash and an additional five Braves set…

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