Spider Sports Recap | Week of Feb. 24
(03/05/20 3:38pm)
Feb. 25: Loss 1-11 vs. Coppin State University
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Feb. 25: Loss 1-11 vs. Coppin State University
With a win over McNeese State, the Richmond Spiders are now 4-0 for the first time since 1985. The Cowboys, meanwhile, move to 2-5.
The University of Richmond women’s basketball team won a thriller against in-state rival the College of William & Mary 76-73 Wednesday night at the Robins Center.
Nov. 12: Win 51-49 at Georgetown University
A last-second foul in overtime by Vanderbilt allowed for Richmond to edge the Commodores 93-92 in the teams' first meeting since 2011.
Nov. 1: Win 4-0 at Davidson College
Family Weekend will be held Oct. 4-6, and many students are excited to see their families for the first time since move-in day. First-year Helene Leichter expressed her excitement and eagerness to see her family and show them around campus.
April 24: Win 4-0 vs. University of Dayton, Atlantic 10 Conference Tournament at USTA National Campus, Orlando, Florida
April 8-9: Hoya Women’s Invitational, Beallsville, Maryland
March 26: Win 5-2 vs. DePaul University
March 22-23: NCAA Swimming and Diving Championship, Austin, Texas
Nov. 17: Win 10-6 at the College of William & Mary
The Spider Sports Recap is a weekly update, covering the latest results of every University of Richmond sports team.
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.
Despite campus crime rates remaining consistent in 2017 according to URPD, two criminal cases in particular received attention on and off campus.
The University of Richmond men's basketball season opener was a disappointing one, as UR was unable to find its true stride, falling to the underdogs from University of Delaware. The score was 76-63.
We, the undersigned faculty and staff at the University of Richmond, reject racist violence like that witnessed in Charlottesville, Virginia, this past weekend. We condemn the KKK, neo-Nazis, and other white supremacist groups that attacked peaceful protesters and killed Heather Heyer. We are committed to building a safe and inclusive campus community, and we are united in our opposition to all hateful and discriminatory acts toward African Americans, Muslims, Jews, women, Latinos, people with disabilities, LGBTQ people, people of color, and others. We pledge to defend the rights and liberties of our diverse and vibrant community and we urge others on campus and in the broader Richmond community to do the same.
We, the undersigned faculty and staff, unequivocally reject and condemn President Trump’s executive actions to: limit travel from seven Muslim countries, freeze the U.S. refugee program, and vilify immigrants who live and work peacefully in the United States. More broadly, we denounce the hateful and discriminatory language and threats, including recent incidents directed against Muslims, Jews, women, Latinos, African-Americans, people with disabilities, LGBTQ people, and others. We stand ready to defend the rights and liberties of our diverse community and the rule of law upon which freedom and equality rest.
While most of University of Richmond's student body left campus for the holidays, both the men's and women's basketball teams stuck around and began conference play. Here's an update on how both teams fared over the break.
Richmond’s women’s cross country team won its second consecutive Atlantic 10 Championship on Saturday.