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by Laurie Bollig September 12, 2011 in Women's Soccer
Being involved on campus when you are a student-athlete can be a bit tricky. With precious little free time after classes, practices, travel and games, today’s college athletes have to be choosy… Continue Reading
by Laurie Bollig August 30, 2011 in Men's Soccer
As the Lowe’s Senior CLASS Award begins its 11th year, 120 NCAA Division I student-athletes have been announced as candidates for the award in four sports. The credentials of the candidates include… Continue Reading
by Laurie Bollig August 17, 2011 in Women's Soccer
Freshmen are arriving on campuses across the country over the next few weeks, ready to begin a new chapter in their young lives. And seniors are moving back into familiar dorm rooms or apartments and… Continue Reading
by Steve Wieberg July 11, 2011 in Men's Basketball
The first Lowe’s Senior CLASS Award honoree—North Carolina’s Ali Hawkins—was named in December. A Phi Beta Kappa member, she co-founded a program promoting athletes’ involvement in local, national… Continue Reading
by Aaron Fitt June 27, 2011 in Baseball
In a conversation with Tyler Wilson, it doesn’t take long for the magnetism of his personality to become perfectly apparent. Virginia’s instantly likable senior righthander has a clear, confident… Continue Reading
by Bill Plummer III June 06, 2011 in Softball
When the 2011 Lowe’s Senior CLASS Award winner was announced, no one was more surprised than the winner – Radford University pitcher Chelsea Kelley.
“At first I was kind of in shock,” Kelley… Continue Reading
by Geoff Shannon May 31, 2011 in Lacrosse
Socrates. Plato. Aristotle.
Karalunas?
Philosophy majors are a rare breed in lacrosse, a sport that usually funnels players into lucrative careers on Wall Street or Madison Avenue. So, when… Continue Reading
by Tommy Deas May 26, 2011 in Softball
It doesn’t take a village to make a difference, but it can start with one.
Take a look at the 10 finalists for the Lowe’s Senior CLASS award in softball. They come from places ranging from… Continue Reading
by Randy Rosetta May 23, 2011 in Baseball
Like any other kid who picked up a baseball or a glove when he had barely mastered the art of walking, Frazier Hall had a full set of dreams lying in front of him.
Those aspirations grew and… Continue Reading
by Patrick Stevens May 09, 2011 in Lacrosse
As Maryland attackman Grant Catalino rode home to Webster, N.Y., last winter with his brother Michael, the two considered just how they could help pass on their appreciation of lacrosse and the… Continue Reading
