The University of Richmond athletic department has chosen its new head football coach and will announce the decision at 4 p.m.
Virginia Commonwealth University overcame a 13-point first-half deficit to win its sixth-consecutive Black and Blue Classic against the University of Richmond, 65-57, Saturday night at the Siegel Center. A jumper by junior Kevin Anderson gave the Spiders a 13-point lead \0x2212 their largest of the game \0x2212 with 3:27 to go in the first half.
The University of Richmond women's basketball team lost to Georgetown University 78-63 on Saturday. The Hoyas' three-point shooting and ability to convert fouls into points at the free-throw line hurt the Spiders.
The Appalachian State University football team defeated the University of Richmond Dec. 5 during the quarterfinal round of the FCS playoffs at UR Stadium. Contact staff photographer Leigh Donahue at leigh.donahue@richmond.edu, Nick Mider at nick.mider@richmond.edu, Andrew Prezioso at andrew.prezioso@richmond.edu and Jimmy Young at jimmy.young@richmond.edu
University of Richmond football coach Mike London accepted the head coaching job at the University of Virginia today, ending his two-year run with the Spiders. Virginia held a press conference at 1 p.m.
The University of Richmond women's basketball team won its second-consecutive game against rival Virginia Commonwealth University Sunday afternoon 66-52 at the Siegel Center. Junior Brittani Shells recorded her first career double-double with 18 points and 11 rebounds to lead the Spiders against the Rams. The Spiders outrebounded VCU 52-35 even though VCU averaged 46 rebounds per game.
For the third-consecutive game, the University of Richmond men's basketball team played a team expected to reach the NCAA Tournament.
The University of Richmond men's basketball team won the South Padre Island Invitational on Saturday after beating the University of Missouri, 59-52. The Spiders won all four of their games during the tournament.
The University of Richmond football team defeated Elon University Nov. 28 during the first round of the FCS playoffs at UR Stadium. Contact staff photographer Nick Mider at nick.mider@richmond.edu
The University of Richmond football team survived and advanced in the 2009 Football Championship Subdivision playoffs with a 16-13 win against Elon University at UR Stadium.
For the second year in a row, the University of Richmond football team beat the College of William & Mary by three points thanks to a walk-off field goal. Contact staff photographer Stephanie Rice at stephanie.rice@richmond.edu and staff photographer Garrison Weaver at garrison.weaver@richmond.edu
The University of Richmond men's basketball team used a 14-0 run to start the game to defeat the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga 75-49 during the first round of the South Padre Island Invitational. During its previous game against the College of William & Mary, Richmond ran out to an early lead, but saw the Tribe storm back and win 78-71.
The University of Richmond football team earned the fourth seed in the NCAA Division I Football Championship Subdivision playoffs and will face Elon University during the first round at 1 p.m.
Drexel University, led by guard Jasmine Rosseel, overpowered the University of Richmond late during the second half at the Robins Center Friday night and won 67-52. Drexel shot 58 percent from three-point territory.
For the second year in a row, the University of Richmond football team beat the College of William & Mary by three points thanks to a walk-off field goal. Richmond senior place kicker Andrew Howard drilled a 48-yard field goal as time expired to give the Spiders a 13-10 win against the College of William & Mary in front of 17,527 fans during the final regular-season game at UR Stadium.
After 81 seasons, it is time to say goodbye to the home of the University of Richmond football program. When the Spiders take on the College of William & Mary at noon on Saturday, it will be the last time they play a regular-season game at UR Stadium in Carytown.
If you gave me a million dollars, I would spend it on sports tickets. My life has revolved around sports for as long as I can remember.
The University of Richmond men's soccer team finished its season 5-11-2, playing all year under the direction of two new coaches. Head coach Clint Peay and assistant coach Todd Herman were new to the Richmond men's soccer program when the season began. Before coming to Richmond, Peay was an assistant coach at George Mason University, Davidson College and Georgetown University; Herman also served as an assistant coach at Davidson. "It was a much more enjoyable season under the new coaches," team captain and senior Fynn Glover said, adding that it had definitely been a transitional season as well. Peay said this season gave him a chance to instill his philosophies into the team's training, and for the players to understand what was expected of them. "It's a continual building process," he said. Not all of the players were thrilled about having new coaches. "You have to prove yourself again," senior Stephen Chareczko said, comparing it to starting over again as a freshman. If players had questions, Chareczko said, the coaches would seem very distant and would barely offer any positive or negative criticism. Senior Malcolm Joseph said class conflicts caused problems for players during the season. "This year was not as well organized as the other years," Joseph said.
"The very first overtime game played at the Division I-AA level was our game against [the University of Massachusetts] in '87.
"I think what I'm most looking forward to is just being on campus, as simple as that sounds. ... People will see the real value of football.
