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Men's Lacrosse drops fifth straight game

By Jeremy Day | March 5, 2014

The University of Richmond men's lacrosse team dropped its fifth game of the season to the College of the Holy Cross Crusaders, 11-9, after Holy Cross strung together three goals in the fourth period at Robins Stadium Tuesday. The two teams traded the lead five times throughout the game, and despite freshman Mitch Goldberg's six-point day composed of four goals and two assists, the Spiders couldn't find an answer to the Crusaders' late scoring run.

Basketball

The Spiders prepare to rematch rival VCU

By Jack Nicholson | March 5, 2014

The University of Richmond men's basketball team will face Virginia Commonwealth University Thursday night at the Robins Center, but Richmond's team looks a lot different than than it did when it fell to the Rams, 81-70, at VCU in February. When asked how Richmond's team had changed in the past month, Richmond head coach Chris Mooney said, laughing, "Well, I mean, we don't have Cedrick [Lindsay] and, we don't have Derrick [Williams]." Richmond learned in two consecutive days following the loss at VCU that it would lose senior starters Williams and Lindsay for the remainder of the season.

Sports

Spider basketball column

By Oliver Murphy | March 5, 2014

With just two regular season games remaining the Spiders men's basketball team sits at 18-11 with an 8-6 Atlantic 10 Conference record. Last week, the Spiders dropped two road games to statistically inferior teams.

Baseball

Offensive awakening helps baseball win first series

By Erin Flynn | March 4, 2014

The University of Richmond baseball team broke out of a seven-game slump over the weekend with a 2-1 series win over Fairfield University, thanks to the awakening of a stagnant offense. After starting the season 0-7, the Spiders stopped their skid with a lopsided 13-2 triumph over the Stags in the first game of a doubleheader on Saturday.

Baseball

Seton Hall sweeps Spiders in first home series

By Erin Flynn | March 2, 2014

The University of Richmond baseball team started the season with a 0-6 record, which frustrated players and coaches alike. After losing all three games in the University of North Florida Best Bet Classic in Florida, the Spiders returned home with hopes of benefiting from home-field advantage.

Baseball

Rapid Recap: Baseball wins series over Fairfield

By Erin Flynn | March 2, 2014

The University of Richmond baseball team shut out Fairfield University, 0-8, Sunday afternoon to win the weekend series. Though the bats were quiet for much of the game, two big-scoring innings and strong pitching from Zak Sterling, junior starter, and Ryan Cook, junior reliever, brought the Spiders to a victory over the Stags. Sterling pitched six scoreless innings, allowed five hits and one walk and struck out four batters, which earned the win for Richmond.

Baseball

Rapid Recap: Baseball breaks losing streak

By Erin Flynn | March 1, 2014

The University of Richmond baseball team broke its seven-game losing streak Saturday morning with a long-awaited offensive awakening, and won 13-2 over Fairfield University. The Richmond offense, which had averaged 5.7 hits and 2.7 runs per game over its first seven games, tallied 15 hits during the first game of the weekend series against Fairfield. Five Spiders had multi-hit games.

Sports

Rapid Recap: Richmond 60, George Mason 69

By David Weissman | February 26, 2014

Final score: University of Richmond- 60, George Mason University- 69 What happened: Richmond couldn't overcome one of its worst halves of the season and dropped a game to team that played better than last place in the Atlantic-10 conference.

Swimming & Diving

Swimming and diving earns 12th A-10 Conference Championship

By Oliver Murphy | February 25, 2014

The University of Richmond swimming and diving team won its 12th Atlantic 10 Conference championship in 13 years last weekend in Geneva, Ohio. Since arriving on campus in 2005, head coach Matt Barany has won eight A-10 championships (including winning the past four seasons), been named A-10 Coach of the Year six times and coached five Olympic trial qualifiers. Senior Mali Kobelja said she could not think of a coach she would have rather spent four years around.

Sports

Should college athletes be paid?

By admin | February 25, 2014

Professional and college athletes have many things in common--attitude, love for the game and hard work--but the main difference is that the pros get paid and college athletes don't. Athletic departments in colleges nationwide generate massive revenue and depend on the success of their athletes for income.

Sports

Terry Allen delivers in men's basketball game versus La Salle

By Jack Nicholson | February 25, 2014

University of Richmond head coach Chris Mooney said he had wanted to see Terry Allen play more aggressively following Richmond's loss to George Washington last Tuesday. "I think he just needs to go out with fire, play aggressively and really attack the game," Mooney said of the sophomore forward following Richmond's 73-65 loss to George Washington. Apparently, Allen listened. Allen was one of the most aggressive players on the floor in Richmond's 62-49 win over La Salle University, scoring a career-high 23 points on 9-16 shooting and grabbing nine rebounds. La Salle head coach John Giannini called Allen's combination of athleticism and skill unusual. "There's not many guys like that," Giannini said.

Baseball

Rapid Recap: Baseball loses third game of weekend

By Erin Flynn | February 23, 2014

The baseball team lost the second game of their double header against Seton Hall University on Sunday afternoon, 6-2. With Richmond's loss, Seton Hall swept the three-game weekend series, and lowered Richmond's record to 0-6. The Spiders scored their only two runs in the first inning.

Baseball

Rapid Recap: Baseball drops first game of double header

By Erin Flynn | February 23, 2014

The baseball team lost to Seton Hall University, 16-2, in the first game of a double header on Sunday. The Pirates again struck early, as they did in their win over the Spiders on Saturday, and scored six runs in the first two innings. Senior pitcher Dylan Stoops took the loss for Richmond, pitching a total of three and one-third innings and allowing eight runs - only two of which were earned - on five hits and two walks. Senior Andrew Blum relieved Stoops and allowed four runs of his own.

Sports

Rapid Recap: Richmond 62 - La Salle 49

By Jack Nicholson | February 22, 2014

Final Score: Richmond 62 - La Salle 49 What Happened: Terry Allen had a career game, scoring 23 points on 9-16 shooting and grabbing nine rebounds, as he carried Richmond's offense in the second half and helped the Spiders earn a much-needed 62-49 win over La Salle.

Baseball

Rapid Recap: Baseball loses home opener

By Erin Flynn | February 22, 2014

After rain forced the cancelation of their first two scheduled home games, the University of Richmond baseball team finally played its home opener on Saturday, which it lost to Seton Hall University, 8-2. Sophomore third baseman Matt Dacey provided the offense for Richmond in his first collegiate start.

Sports

Q & A with ShawnDre' Jones

By Jeremy Day | February 19, 2014

Q: When did you start playing basketball? A: When I was two years old Q: Who is you favorite professional basketball player? A: Stephen Curry Q: What has been you favortite moment as a Spider so far? A: The fans storming the court (after beating then no.

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