COVID-19: Overall Percentage Decreases by .87%, University Continues to Slow the Spread
2 min read As we are six weeks in the semester, Radford University’s COVID-19 Dashboard is showing promising signs of continuing to plateauing in the…
Briefs
Men’s Basketball: Carlik Jones Transfers to Louisville
< 1 min read Radford Basketball’s top player Carlik Jones transfers to Louisville for his senior season, which he announced Sunday on Instagram.
Men’s Soccer: Beat Out by Presbyterian
< 1 min read By: Lilly Demastus | ldemastus@radford.edu Highlanders men’s soccer lost to Presbyterian in South Carolina Wednesday,…
Women’s Soccer: Powers Over The Virginia Military Institute Keydets 1-0
< 1 min read Radford women’s soccer continues their winning ways by traveling to beat Virginia Military Institute Keydets 1-0 in Lexington, VA at Patchin Field.
Sports Brief: Patriots Win Super Bowl LIII in a Defensive Slugfest
< 1 min read Super Bowl LIII where The New England Patriots overcame the Los Angeles Rams 13-3 in the lowest scoring and slowest moving Super Bowl ever.
Notes of worth for April 4
< 1 min read Radford Women’s Basketball Assistant Coach Camille Collier has been included as part of the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association’s Thirty Coaches under 30 list for 2018.
Nine Years and They Are Dancing Again
3 min read The Radford Highlanders Men’s basketball team made its first appearance in the NCAA Tournament since 2009 this last week.
Notes of Worth for March 21.
< 1 min read Radford’s men’s basketball team has gained tons of national exposure ever since Carlik Jones’ shot heard around the world. Not only has the team been in the news lately, but the Highlander mascot’s popularity has grown as well. It was recently rated the number one mascot in the NCAA tournament by USA Today Sports.
Notes of Worth for Feb 28.
< 1 min read Radford Men’s Basketball Coach Mike Jones has won the Big South coach of the year award for his work this season. In what some predictions would call a season of overachieving from the Highlanders. The official prediction had the Highlanders finishing in seventh, but Coach Jones led his group of guys to a second place finish in the Big South.