As Bradley’s cross country team prepares for next week’s Notre Dame Invitational, a few different faces got a shot at a title in the Brissman/Lundeen Invitational Sept. 26. Bradley sent a total of 12 players to the meet. A majority, if not all of them,…
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A week after Bradley’s ProRehab classic tournament win, the men’s soccer team found themselves seconds away from another victory in the team’s Missouri Valley Conference opener against Loyola. However, the Braves suffered a crippling collapse late against the Ramblers when Loyola’s Kirill Lokhovid sent a…
After struggling to win just four matches last season, Bradley’s tennis team entered the fall schedule looking to keep the past in the past and build for the future. It would appear the team is well on their way to doing just that. Led by…
Bradley golf swept the Missouri Valley Conference’s top individual weekly award this week, as Junior Danielle Lemek and senior Danny Masrin both earned the MVC Golfer of the Week. Lemek earned MVC Golfer of the Week honors for the 12th time in her career. She…
Ahh, fall. That time of year where pumpkins matter again, football kicks off and softball hits the field for the first time in the new school year. Wait, what? You read that correctly. The defending Missouri Valley Conference (MVC) champions returned to action earlier this…
Following a 1-4 start to the season and an early strategy change by coach Jim DeRose, the Braves men’s soccer team is enjoying its first winning streak of the year after sweeping the Evansville Aces ProRehab Classic. The Braves won the tournament by winning both…
As the old adage goes: “When it rains, it pours.” For the volleyball team, a downpour of injuries has resulted in a 0-12 overall record and an 0-2 record in the Missouri Valley Conference. The Braves were already playing without juniors Kristi Chynoweth, who was…
When the 2013 volleyball season ended last November, the Braves were faced with the fact that they were losing four seniors who led the team in most statistical categories. But sitting in the wing were three incoming freshmen. Each bring a long list of high…
To say that junior women’s tennis player Irinka Toidze has come a long way from home would be an understatement. Toidze hails from Tbilisi, the capital of the Republic of Georgia, a country that borders Turkey in the southwest and Russia in the northeast. Peoria…