The LMU Athletics Hall of Fame adds former star players, an entire team and two alumni benefactors to its roster.
Sports
Advantage: LMU Tennis
LMU’s women and men’s tennis put up stellar seasons on the scoreboard this year.
Huddling Up for Women’s Sports
LMU’s Fourth Annual Women in Athletics — Day at the Races raised funds for women’s sports programs.
A Conversation With Luke Bohuslav ’17 and Ryan Brown ’20
In which Luke Bohuslav and Ryan Brown prove that opposites do, indeed, attract, and make for a heckuva doubles team in tennis.
Midfielder: Sarina Bolden
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.
More Fame to the Hall of Fame
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.
Hitter: Sarah Sponcil ’18
A Q&A with Sarah Sponcil ’18, outside hitter for LMU women’s volleyball and 2016 AVCA All-Region honoree.
Sand Volleyball: Home Games
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.
Anthony Ireland: Iceman
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.
Who’s the Shooter?
Charity Elliott, head coach of women’s basketball, preaches pressure and advantage.