The Union University Lady Bulldogs advanced to the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Division II Tournament after defeating the Embry-Riddle Eagles 74-59 on Saturday night at Fred DeLay Gymnasium. They improved to 30-3 overall, their […]
Most people who played sports in high school had to play at the junior varsity level to prepare for the speed of varsity level sports. In college, this usually is not the case, as most […]
A lot goes into hosting an athletic event at a university, as several people are required to participate in order for these events to take place. At every home sporting event, several students can be […]
Fesmire and the Bulldogs answered that question decisively, and they will head to their national tournament regional matchup May 10 with a chance to go out on top in their final season of NAIA play.
Students crammed in so tight seats were impossible to find. Cheering so loud a fan could not hear the referee’s whistle. Tension so high it kept everyone on edge. This was the scene at the women’s TranSouth championship basketball game Monday in the Fred DeLay Gymnasium, in the team’s 55-47 victory against the Freed-Hardeman Lady Lions. […]
Union’s men’s basketball team saw its TranSouth Championship dreams and hope for an NAIA bid vanish after a heartbreaking home loss to Freed-Hardeman 89-80 in a TranSouth quarterfinals contest.
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By now, everyone knows Union has made the decision to go into the NCAA and will begin the process to enter Division II. To the administration I say great job. You have made a decision that will benefit the university for years to come.
As a senior who has been writing sports for the Cardinal & Cream since my freshman year, I can only say I wish this move happened sooner. I will miss being able to write about the first game in the new conference next year and possibly covering a run for a NCAA championship in later years. But I am excited and the student body should be as well. […]
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