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Erin Anthony set to put her education to good use after graduating from Army

by Debbie Antonelli January 03, 2011 in Women's Basketball Senior center Erin Anthony is a CoSIDA Academic All-American at Army.  She carries the dual title of captain of the basketball team and cadet-level captain at West Point.  The two-time Patriot League… Continue Reading

Blankenship fits the Lowe’s Senior CLASS Award mold to a T

by Clare Lochary December 27, 2010 in Volleyball There aren’t many Ellie Blankenships in the world. More’s the pity. Blankenship, a senior libero from the University of Northern Iowa, is the inaugural Lowe’s Senior CLASS award winner for… Continue Reading

Collegiate goals accomplished…soccer winners move on to compete in other arenas

by Michael Lewis December 13, 2010 in Men's Soccer It should not be surprising that North Carolina midfielder Ali Hawkins and Akron midfielder Anthony Ampaipitakwong earned the women’s and men’s honors for the 2010 Lowe’s Senior CLASS Award. … Continue Reading

Circle of success helps make Malcolm Delaney a winner

by Ken Davis December 06, 2010 in Men's Basketball Talk to Virginia Tech guard Malcolm Delaney for just a few minutes and it becomes obvious he’s not just another tough guy on the basketball court. There’s much more to him than that. Delaney is… Continue Reading

Former soccer winner finds new ways to impact her community after graduation

by Stephanie Lopez Cox November 15, 2010 in Women's Soccer The Lowe’s Senior CLASS Award is a portrait of a well-rounded student-athlete, who is not only successful on the field and in the classroom, but demonstrates compassion and service in their… Continue Reading

Lots of smarts and a tough work ethic fuel these successful centers

by Ron Higgins November 08, 2010 in Football Auburn’s Ryan Pugh and Georgia Tech’s Sean Bedford have never met on a football field, or otherwise, but perhaps they should. The conversation between the two Lowe’s Senior CLASS Award… Continue Reading

For volleyball setters, striking a balance on and off the court is important

by Cindy Luis November 01, 2010 in Volleyball It takes a different mentality to be a setter, particularly a successful one at a high-profile collegiate program. It requires the right combination of intelligence and instinct, of passion and… Continue Reading

Soccer peers faced adversity and moved past trials for triumph

by Michael Lewis October 25, 2010 in Men's Soccer How someone deals with adversity, challenges and change can tell volumes about that person. What Samson Malijani and Bobby Warshaw have had to go through are on different ends of the spectrum, yet… Continue Reading

Soccer peers faced adversity and moved past trials for triumph

by Michael Lewis October 25, 2010 in Men's Soccer How someone deals with adversity, challenges and change can tell volumes about that person. What Samson Malijani and Bobby Warshaw have had to go through are on different ends of the spectrum, yet… Continue Reading

Early obstacles become springboards to career paths for soccer standouts

by Taylor T. Bern October 18, 2010 in Women's Soccer Katherine Sheeleigh turned the most frustrating time of her adult life into a career path. A soccer player at Harvard and one of 10 finalists for the Lowe’s Senior CLASS Award, Sheeleigh is… Continue Reading

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