Field hockey falls in conference tournament final
(11/09/15 1:16am)
Richmond field hockey was defeated by Massachusetts in the Atlantic 10 championship final Saturday.
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Richmond field hockey was defeated by Massachusetts in the Atlantic 10 championship final Saturday.
Richmond’s attempt at a perfect conference record was thwarted by a narrow, away loss to New Hampshire on Saturday.
Richmond field hockey beat Davidson Friday on a goal from Taylor Deitrick in the final minutes to advance to the A-10 championship game, where the Spiders will attempt to win back-to-back titles against Massachusetts.
Richmond field hockey concluded its season Friday, beating Saint Louis 3-0 and officially winning the Atlantic 10 regular-season title. With an overall record of 11-8 and a conference record of 7-1, the Spiders will enter the A-10 tournament as the top seed.
The Spiders had a six-game losing streak coming into the final match of the season against VCU, but records aren't usually relevant in rivalry games.
In honor of David Jones intercepting four passes and recovering a fumble in Richmond's homecoming game yesterday, I decided to start this story with the words of my favorite NBA announcer, Mark Jackson.
Thanks for following along! A game story will follow tomorrow morning.
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Nearing the end of the 2015 season with an overall record of 4-11-1 and a conference record of 2-5-1, Richmond women’s soccer will play its final home game against VCU at 1 p.m. on Sunday.
What a day Saturday was for Jacobi Green and the Richmond Spiders.
A first down will allow Richmond to end the game by taking a knee. Richmond comes out and absolutely explodes with 721 yards of offense, including 236 from Green and 204 from Brown. The Spiders stun the Dukes, the College GameDay crew and the 26,000 fans in attendance and take full control of the CAA. More detailed story to come, stay tuned.
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Todd McShay, a former Richmond quarterback and current college football analyst for ESPN, gave a pep talk to the Richmond Spiders Thursday on ESPN's College Football Live as they prepare to play James Madison this Saturday.
Update: Richmond knocked off Saint Francis, 4-1, Friday, and fell at home to ACC member and No. 14 Boston College, 2-0, on Sunday. The Spiders, who jumped Davidson after the Wildcats lost at Saint Joseph's Saturday, close out the regular season against conference foes Virginia Commonwealth University and St. Louis.
Members of the women’s lacrosse team participated in the American Cancer Society Making Strides of Richmond walk on Sunday in honor of breast cancer awareness month.
College GameDay, ESPN's three-hour flagship college football pregame show, will travel to Harrisonburg, Virginia, Saturday for Richmond’s showdown with undefeated James Madison.
University of Richmond’s men’s basketball team was picked to finish sixth in the annual preseason Atlantic 10 poll, and junior ShawnDre’ Jones and senior Terry Allen were selected to the Preseason All-Atlantic 10 Third Team.
The Richmond Spiders' offensive versatility was once again on display as the team steamrolled Rhode Island to earn its fifth straight win.
Gina Lucido, Richmond’s field hockey coach, is more concerned about her players’ hearts and personal growth than she is about her team’s win-loss record – but that does not keep her from winning.
The Richmond Spiders made decisions and set goals before Saturday's game against Elon. They wanted to run the ball. Seth Fisher and Jacobi Green both wanted to run for 100 yards. Richmond wanted to dominate Mike Ditka style--with a powerful, authoritative run game and a disruptive, controlling defense.