Bradley’s soccer team has been through its fair share of bumps and bruises. Earlier in the season, the Braves lost sophomore J.T. Kotowski to a season-ending knee injury and now Coach Jim DeRose fears his team may have lost junior goaltender Shay Niemeyer yet another…
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College athletics is a fast-paced and crazy business that has individuals moving from institution to institution regularly. As such, for the second time in two years, Director of Athletics Michael Cross found himself without an Athletic Director (AD) for External Affairs, as Heidi Wegmueller announced…
While the majority of the cross country team rested before the upcoming Missouri Valley Conference Championship, a few athletes hit the ground running at the Illini Open. The men’s team won the event, led by freshman Taylor Floyd Mews, who posted a total time of…
The Bradley Athletic Department announced big changes Oct. 31 to the Bradley fan experience in preparation for men’s basketball season. Developments catering to the official student section, the Red Sea, and Bradley student interaction will usher in the start of basketball season at Carver Arena.…
Bradley’s volleyball team hit the road for a pair of Missouri Valley Conference matches last weekend. They did not end well. Friday night, the Braves took on Missouri State and dropped the match 25-14, 25-11, 22-25, 25-12. Freshman Jamie Livaudais led the team with 10…
Bradley’s women’s tennis team ended its fall season against premier competition at the Drake Jamboree in Des Moines, Iowa last weekend. Seven players made the trip for the Braves, facing off against Nebraska, Kansas State, Iowa and Creighton, among other teams in the round-robin tournament.…
“They are who we thought they were,” Arizona Cardinals Head Coach Dennis Allen once said. “And we let them off the hook!” Most Bears fans only need to have that first line recited to recognize just exactly what that’s from. If they’re anything like me,…
Minnesota Wild On Opening Day of the 2015-2016 NHL season, a championship banner will be raised in a building where it has never been lifted before: Minnesota’s Xcel Energy Center. You heard me; the Minnesota Wild will win the Stanley Cup. The Wild entered the…
Bradley volleyball continued its slow march toward the wrong side of history Oct. 17 against Loyola, falling to 0-19 on the season after being swept by the Ramblers. Coach Jenny Maurer explains the heavy travel has been tough, but the team remains alert and dedicated.…