Sports

The LMU Athletics Hall of Fame adds former star players, an entire team and two alumni benefactors to its roster.

LMU’s women and men’s tennis put up stellar seasons on the scoreboard this year.

LMU’s Fourth Annual Women in Athletics — Day at the Races raised funds for women’s sports programs.

In which Luke Bohuslav and Ryan Brown prove that opposites do, indeed, attract, and make for a heckuva doubles team in tennis.

Sarina Bolden’s standout play during the 2016 LMU women’s soccer caught the attention of U.S. Soccer and earned her an invitation to a U.S. Under-23 Women’s National Team training camp this past spring.

Seven members of the LMU community, including All-America runner Tara Erdmann ’12, will be inducted into the Athletics Hall of Fame Feb. 17, 2017.

A Q&A with Sarah Sponcil ’18, outside hitter for LMU women’s volleyball and 2016 AVCA All-Region honoree.

Tom Black, head coach of the sand volleyball and indoor volleyball programs — and assistant coach with the U.S. women’s national team — says sand volleyball demands more from players than the indoor game, while simultaneously making them better indoor players.

Junior point guard Anthony Ireland is at his coolest under pressure. Ice in his veins, floor general, shooter, assist machine, leader, clutch, smart, strong, fierce, unstoppable, reliable, crafty, all-conference, the iceman — words used to describe Ireland.

Charity Elliott, head coach of women’s basketball, preaches pressure and advantage.