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Friday, April 26, 2024

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Jonathan Beagle announced his commitment to UR earlier this month, after finishing his sophomore season at the University at Albany. Courtesy of Richmond Athletics.
Sports

Portal Pulse: Jonathan Beagle

The University of Richmond men’s basketball team recently added Jonathan Beagle to its roster. Beagle, who just finished his sophomore season at the University at Albany, announced his commitment to UR on April 7.   


Head coach Mik Aoki during the April 16 game against Longwood University. Courtesy of Richmond Athletics.
Baseball

Spiders fall to Longwood University

On a day where nothing seemed to work, the University of Richmond Spiders baseball team lost by a score of 17-5 against the Longwood University Lancers, falling to a record of 16-21 on the season.  


Graphic by Annie Scalet/The Collegian
Sports

OPINION | You dropped your crown, Jordan King

In a short blip of time, King captured A-10 Conference Player of the Week honors on three separate occasions, he won A-10 Co-Player of the Year and he made the A-10 First Team All-Conference, as well as the A-10 All-Academic Team.  


Junior midfielder Grace Muldoon during the April 3 game against James Madison University. Courtesy of Richmond Athletics.
Sports

JMU washes out Spiders

The University of Richmond women’s lacrosse team fell short of a statement win against 12th-ranked James Madison University in an 18-12 loss April 3.  


Redshirt sophomore infielder Jordan Jaffe during the March 29 game against George Mason University. Courtesy of Richmond Athletics.
Sports

Baseball wins first A-10 series of the season

“It’s good, we won the series,” UR Head Coach Mik Aoki said in a postgame interview. “The first A-10 weekend of the year. It’s always kind of tough to lose on Sundays because it gives a little bitter taste at the end of the weekend, but when it’s all said and done, we won two out of three.” 


Sophomore forward Maggie Doogan during the March 22 game against Duke University. Courtesy of Richmond Athletics.
Sports

Spiders’ dance halts in Round of 64

“I could not have been prouder,” UR Head Coach Aaron Roussell said in a postgame press conference. “Everything you ask your players to do at the end of a season of playing their best basketball, playing their hardest, playing together– they were just so fun to coach here for these last few weeks."


Head Coach Chris Mooney described the NIT as a "great opportunity" for another chance at postseason play after UR's loss in the Atlantic 10 Tournament quarterfinals. Courtesy of Richmond Athletics.
Sports

Men’s basketball secures NIT bid

After a heartbreaking 66-61 loss to Saint Joseph’s University in the quarterfinal round of the Atlantic 10 Tournament on March 14 – a loss which squelched any chances of an NCAA Tournament bid – the University of Richmond men’s basketball was selected to play in the National Invitational Tournament. 


The Spiders celebrate their victory over the University of Rhode Island on March 10. Courtesy of Richmond Athletics.
Sports

Ticket punched: Spiders headed to March Madness

The University of Richmond women’s basketball team took down the University of Rhode Island 65-51 on March 10 in the Atlantic 10 Championship, securing an automatic bid into the NCAA Tournament. This is the Spiders’ first A-10 Championship in the history of the program.