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The Elon University men’s basketball team defeated Towson in an exciting game that featured 10 ties and 14 lead changes. It was an impressive victory for the Phoenix who recently defeated University of North Carolina, Wilmington on the road. This marks consecutive wins for Elon over the CAA’s top two teams.
Going into its final four games of the season, the Elon men’s basketball team is looking to shake off a late-season skid and capitalize off a massive road win over the University of North Carolina, Wilmington and enter the conference tournament strong.
All eyes are on junior Hannah Dereje as she shoots the ball with mere seconds on the clock. As the buzzer goes off the ball lands in the middle of the net and the crowd goes wild. A 1000-watt smile grows on Dereje’s face as players circle her with cheers. This was the tone Elon set in the first quarter going against Campell on Feb. 16.
Standing at 6-foot-11, the second tallest player on the team, senior Sam Sherry hangs his head low. His fair skin draws an unfamiliar paleness to it as the bags under his eyes grow darker. He clutches tightly onto his yellow hand towel as his team joins for a huddle before the game starts. Sherry is sick. Despite this, head coach Billy Taylor said even though Sherry didn’t play his best tonight, he’s accountable and will bounce back for the next game.
It seems inconsequential in theory. A lead increasing from 16 to 19 with four minutes and 20 seconds remaining. A shot that, without proper context, seems to not have much impact on the game.
Updated as of 10:39 a.m. on Feb. 9 to include additional photos.
Updated as of 10:41 a.m. to include additional photos.
It was in the summer after her junior year of high school when Jayda Angel realized it. Her visit to Elon University’s campus cemented the bond she and Elon women’s basketball head coach Charlotte Smith had crafted over the phone.
After a brutal loss marred by turnovers to William & Mary on Jan. 31, the Elon University women’s basketball team fell 62-47 to Monmouth University.
After losing back-to-back games for the first time all season, the Elon University men’s basketball team got back on track, beating Northeastern University 71-60.
After a thrilling overtime win over William & Mary earlier in the season, the Elon University women’s basketball team fell short in the rematch, plagued by turnovers, and lost 64-59.
The Elon University men’s basketball team was defeated 74-63 by Hofstra in its second straight loss at home. Elon struggled to develop momentum offensively and never led after the first five minutes of the opening half.
The revolving door of the transfer portal has reached Elon University Football as the program has lost key defensive players to the portal, as well as adding five transfers after the winter transfer window opened Dec. 9.
Elon began the game where they left off on Jan. 17 in its win against Stony Brook with a heavy reliance on its transition offense, the aspect of its offense that has found some of the most success this season. Elon got its first points of the game this way after redshirt sophomore Raven Preston snatched the ball away from Hofstra and, through a couple of passes, was able to get it to sophomore Maraja Pass for a layup.
Despite a 13-point first half, the Elon University women’s basketball team defeated Stony Brook in comeback fashion 60-48 thanks to an offensive eruption in the second half.
The Elon University men’s basketball team defeated Hampton University 70-62 in a game marked by fouls and stellar play from both beyond the 3-point line and in the paint.
Updated as of 10:48 p.m. on Dec. 7 to include more photos.
Brad Costa, a former three-sport athlete from a small town near Buffalo, New York, always knew he wanted to pursue a career in sports.
When Southeast Alamance High School opened in 2023, BJ Condron had been considering joining the athletic administration. He had coached women's basketball at Orange High School for 10 years, but was starting to become interested in the athletic department.
Many football teams look to their quarterback, running back, wide receiver or maybe a player on defense to be their star. It’s an uncommon occurrence when a football team’s best player is on special teams. Right now, Elon football has one of those rare athletes.