Elon athletes keep focus on body and spirit
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It's way too early.
There have been several teams changing conferences on the top level of NCAA sports in the last year. The university of Pittsburgh and Syracuse University went from the Big East Conference to the Atlantic Coast Conference and Texas Christian University switched from the Mountain West Conference to the Big 12 Conference - those are just two examples.
It was a Sugarland concert barely two weeks before graduation, but it was Elon senior men’s basketball guard Drew Spradiln’s favorite memory of his Phoenix career.
Being a conservative on the campus of Elon University is hard. Want to know why I say this?
He takes the comparison to Russell Wilson in stride, like it's something he's heard all his life. But not because of his height, his build or his speed, several things that may pop into minds.
Elon University is no University of Alabama, which had eight draft picks in this year’s NFL Draft, four in the first round.
Her teammates call her “DL.” When fellow seniors, pitcher/designated player Erin O’Shea and catcher Kaitlyn Piazzolla, were asked about senior shortstop Danielle Lafferty, with her still in the room, they laughed awkwardly.
It was not a normal college football game for the Elon Phoenix. But they played a game made up of three 12-minute “quarters.” The first two were regular timekeeping while the third used a running clock.
Most college football spring games are what my friend Adam Lawson likes to call "glorified practices." And they are.
The Pendulum sports desk, made up of Zachary Horner, Adam Lawson, Andrew Wilson and Kyle Maher, gathered in The Pendulum office to live-blog the 2012 NFL Draft. Read below for their commentary throughout the evening.
Despite falling in the 2012 Southern Conference Tournament quarterfinals, the Elon University women’s tennis team has one of those cliched yet truly bright futures.
The Elon University softball team played four games this past weekend, looking to improve on their plus-.500 record as the season is nearing to a close.
I want to cover the footballs, the basketballs. I want to cover the popular sports, the ones that make the headlines on ESPN.
“Athletes, love it!” is how former Olympic gold medalist Picabo Street introduced herself to the assembly gathered in the Walker Room of Alumni Fieldhouse at Elon University.
It is rare in professional sports that we see a true group of goofballs.
The Elon University Phoenix women’s tennis team is holding to the mantra of better late than never. Just ask sophomore Frida Jansaker.
Ending an eight-game losing streak was sweet. The way they did it was perhaps even better.
In The Pendulum’s editorial last week, the paper looked at the relationship between social media and the job search. “Our professional lives — not our social lives — should be what an employer should use as the basis to form his or her opinion of us,” the editorial read.
Gatorade baths don’t usually take place in tennis.
Elon University softball coach Kathy Bocock fumed about the first game of the Phoenix’s April 6 double-header against the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga. The game that Elon lost 14-11 on the way to sitting on the bad end of a series sweep at the hands of the Mocs.