VCU women’s soccer secure first A-10 win versus St. Bonaventure, 2-0
Thailon Wilson, Staff writer VCU women’s soccer defeated St. Bonaventure University 2-0 to earn the black and gold its first conference win of the season. Coming into this game, the Rams had a record of two wins, one loss and seven draws. VCU head coach Lindsey Martin said the low number of losses and high […]
Five can’t-miss VCU men’s basketball games this season
Arrick Wilson, Sports Editor Another season of VCU basketball is upon us. As the days get shorter and the weather colder, the Havoc is starting to come alive again at VCU. This year brings a new season for the VCU men’s basketball team, as it is another challenging schedule for the Rams. For VCU men’s […]
VCU field hockey falls to A-10 rival St. Joseph’s University, 2-0
Thailon Wilson, Staff Writer The Rams lost in a close contested game 2-0 against their Atlantic 10 championship rivals, No. 13 St. Joseph’s University Redhawks. St. Joseph’s started off the game with possession, instantly passing the ball between their players as they pushed with aggression towards the Rams’ goal. The Rams maintained focus even with […]
PRESS BOX: Serena Williams, a legend retires
Arrick Wilson, Sports Editor Serena Williams, one of the most decorated and accomplished athletes of all time, bid the tennis world farewell after Ajla Tomljanović defeated her in the third round of the U.S. Open. The legendary athlete penned a farewell to the tennis world in a Vogue magazine piece. “I’m terrible at goodbyes, the […]
Volleyball team seeks to handle unfinished business
Luke Reeder, Contributing Writer VCU’s volleyball season is back in action, as the black and gold look to pick up where they left off. Former VCU head coach Jody Rogers resigned right before the start of the season. Rogers led the program for nine years and had a record of 180 wins and 88 losses, […]
The Rams prevail over the University of Pittsburgh with a last minute-goal
Thailon Wilson, Staff Writer The Rams defeated the University of Pittsburgh Panthers, 3-2 in a back-and-forth game to mark VCU’s second win of the season. VCU head coach Lindsey Martin said she was elated to add another win under the black and gold’s belt. “I’m super excited and super pumped for the team. We’ve had […]
A new face up to bat: VCU baseball welcomes new head coach
Thailon Wilson, Staff Writer VCU looked to Clemson, South Carolina to hire longtime assistant coach Bradley LeCroy to fill the baseball team’s head coaching position. LeCroy is taking on the role after the team’s second consecutive Atlantic 10 win. “The administration support staff has been fantastic helping me get adjusted and answering my questions,” LeCroy […]
‘We’re definitely adapting’: students adjust to relaxed COVID-19 policies
Varsha Vasudevan, Staff Writer There is a notable decrease in VCU students who are seen wearing masks in the library, classrooms and around campus as the 2022 fall semester begins. VCU made masks and face coverings optional indoors and outdoors on campus on March 21, according to the VCU Safety & Management website. There are […]
PRESS BOX: CT Sports staff presents, NFL season picks
CT Sports Staff Another NFL season is set to start on Sept. 8, beginning another year on the gridiron. The defending Super Bowl champions, the Los Angeles Rams, will face the Buffalo Bills, according to the NFL. The Vince Lombardi trophy is up for grabs this season. After a wild free agency and offseason, read […]
University to implement hazing education for student organizations
Anna Chen, Audience Editor Virginia colleges and universities are now required to provide hazing prevention training, following the passage of Adam’s Law. Joe Wheeless, director of VCU’s Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life, said he plans to keep an eye out for any reports of hazing as student organizations, clubs, sororities and fraternities begin their […]