Cross Country Runners of the Week
Senior Valentin Lenz and sophomore Colett Rampf earned Sunshine State Conference Men’s and Women’s Cross…
Senior Valentin Lenz and sophomore Colett Rampf earned Sunshine State Conference Men’s and Women’s Cross…
As the playoffs turn to the championship series for each league, enough time has passed…
Saint Leo University’s Men’s Soccer team earned the out-right Sunshine State Conference regular season title…
The Saint Leo Lions men’s and women’s cross country teams cruised through the NCAA Division…
On June 3, former University of South Carolina-Aiken head coach Vince Alexander was named the…
Over the last several years women in sports have garnered a great deal of attention.…
After many remarkable performances last Fall, this Spring the Saint Leo Swimming teams will enter…
On Jan. 23, 2001, April Holmes heard five words that would change the course of…
68 teams started the men’s NCAA basketball tournament, and now there are four remaining. Kentucky, Wisconsin, Duke and Michigan State remain in the quest for the national title. These four teams now head to Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, Ind. for games on April 4 and 6 to crown the national champion.
Serena Williams will be competing in the Australia Open 2014 that starts this week. She is not just going for another Grand Slam title, she is going to add another mark towards becoming the “greatest women tennis player of all time”. She is 32 years old and by this time in many of her past opponents careers, they decided it was time to retire. She has previously the Australian open back in 2010, and wants to claim victory to the field yet again. The only downfall is that Williams has not competed her since due to illness and injury. From the French Open back in 2012, Williams has won 16 of the 22 tournaments she played in.
