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After a thrilling 14-13 victory over the University of Massachusetts on May 5 to claim a second-straight Atlantic 10 Championship, the University of Richmond women’s lacrosse team fell short in the first round of the NCAA Tournament, losing to the University of Pennsylvania 16-5 on May 10.
With 43 seconds remaining in the game, the Spiders regained possession.
It was slated to be a bloodbath of a matchup from the first face-off.
The Spiders have officially made traction in the college basketball transfer portal.
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It was inevitable that the University of Richmond women’s basketball team’s season would eventually come to an end, however difficult it would be to put a cap on such a monumental run.
With just over a minute to play in the second half, University of Richmond men’s basketball Head Coach Chris Mooney took his three super seniors out of the game.
Fortunately for the Spiders, they still have some basketball left in them.
The tough thing about conference tournaments is that on one hand, they can produce some of the most thrilling moments for a program and its fanbase, but on the other, they can also produce some of the most heartbreaking moments for a program and its fanbase.
If the University of Richmond men’s basketball team’s season couldn’t get any better, it now has three yearly Atlantic 10 awards to add to its trophy case of regular season accomplishments.
The emphatic hugs UR Head Coach Aaron Roussell gave his senior players as they checked out of the game in the fourth quarter said it all.
Unfortunately for the University of Richmond men’s basketball team, the success it saw on March 6 when it won a piece of the Atlantic 10 regular season championship could not be replicated in its last regular season game against George Mason University on March 9.
Duquesne University proved to be a thorn in the University of Richmond women’s basketball team’s side earlier this season when the Dukes snapped an eight-game winning streak for the Spiders back on Jan. 24.
The University of Richmond women’s basketball team picked up right where it left offensively in their matchup against Loyola University Chicago, picking up a 70-54 victory in the Atlantic 10 Tournament quarterfinals on March 9.
It’s official: Atlantic 10 basketball runs through the University of Richmond.
There’s nothing quite like the Capital City Classic between the University of Richmond and Virginia Commonwealth University men’s basketball programs.
Close for comfort would be an understatement.
There was a point in the third quarter of the University of Richmond women’s basketball game against the George Washington University where the Colonials had cut the deficit to 9 points.
After defeating fellow Atlantic 10 juggernaut, the No. 16 University of Dayton Flyers, 69-64 in a clash for the top of the conference standings Jan. 27., the University of Richmond men’s basketball team failed to make the Associated Press’ top 25 poll.
Pandemonium ensued in the Robins Center following the University of Richmond men’s basketball team’s 69-64 victory over Dayton University on Jan. 27.
