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University of Richmond senior and starting quarterback Kyle Lauletta has been drafted by the New York Giants in the fourth round with the 108th pick of the 2018 NFL draft.
As Elsa Diaz’s accomplished golf career at the University of Richmond draws to a close, she still has quite a busy few weeks ahead of her.
The Spider Sports Recap is a weekly update, covering the latest results of every University of Richmond sports team.
With a month left in the regular season, the University of Richmond's baseball team has the chance to make it to the Atlantic 10 conference tournament for the first time in three years.
The University of Richmond men’s basketball team dismissed sophomore starting guard De’Monte Buckingham from the team on Wednesday for a violation of athletic department policies, according to the Richmond Times-Dispatch.
The Spider Sports Recap is a weekly update, covering the latest results of every University of Richmond sports team.
In the two years that Maya Ozery served as the primary liaison for the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee, the program increased in size more than six-fold. New leadership and career-development programs were implemented, and events such as the Spidey’s awards ceremony for student athletes were revamped.
Kyle Lauletta has always wanted to be in the NFL. Now that dream could become a reality -- in a few weeks he could be drafted as high as the second round in the NFL draft.
The University of Richmond men’s lacrosse team earned a share of first place in the Southern Conference with a thrilling victory over Jacksonville University on Saturday, winning 14-12 at the E. Claiborne Robins Stadium.
The University of Richmond football team signed more than 200 people up for a national bone marrow donor registry during a day-long drive event in the University Forum on Wednesday.
The Spider Sports Recap is a weekly update, covering the latest results of every University of Richmond sports team.
Redshirt junior and starting guard Khwan Fore has been granted release from the University of Richmond men’s basketball team, according to the Richmond Times-Dispatch.
The University of Richmond women’s track and field team broke a school record, finished first in three events and had five top-three finishes at the 13th annual Fred Hardy Invitational from Friday, March 30 to Saturday, March 31.
Richmond women’s lacrosse went on a scoring spree 12 minutes into the second half Thursday to secure a 21-10 win over A-10 and cross-town rivals, Virginia Commonwealth University.
Former University of Richmond basketball player TJ Cline is now playing in Israel on the club team, Hapoel Holon, after playing for the Turkish team, Galatasaray. While playing at UR, he was named Atlantic 10 Player of the Year as a senior and finished his Spider career ranked eighth in points and seventh in assists. Cline took some time out from his busy schedule while visiting Richmond to catch up with The Collegian.
The Spiders started off strong and kept the momentum going to win against the University of Massachusetts, 90-65, through a strong offensive and defensive game.
A win on the Robins Court for the Spiders' last home game was a moment that senior basketball player Micaela Parson said she will not forget.
The University of Richmond Men’s Basketball team overcame an 11-point deficit but failed to complete the comeback, losing to the St. Joseph’s Hawks 72-70.
Volunteers from the Curling Club of Virginia hosted a media day and taught members of various media outlets the basics of curling on Friday, February 16.
John P. Hardt spent 18 years in a job he loved, but when the opportunity to be the athletic director at the University of Richmond arose, he couldn't say no.
