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NEWS 2/22/14 9:50pm

Elon finds itself in win at Georgia Southern

By Tommy Hamzik

STATESBORO, GA. — Elon University senior guard Jack Isenbarger was quick to get philosophical when talking about the end to the team’s game at Georgia Southern University. “We’ve got some core veteran guys who know that adversity is going to strike,” Isenbarger said.

NEWS 2/22/14 9:44pm

Bakker leads the way as Elon beats Wagner

By Kate Murphy

In his second career start at Elon University, junior pitcher Lucas Bakker threw seven innings with nine strikeouts, only allowing a single run, leading the Phoenix to an 11-1 victory over Wagner College (0-2) Feb.

NEWS 2/22/14 8:25pm

Phoenix can't put out Flames of Liberty, falls 13-9

By Kate Murphy

The Elon University women’s lacrosse team fell, 13-9, to the Flames of Liberty University Feb. 21. In only its second game of the season, the Phoenix battled offensively, putting up 26 shots, landing 22 on goal, and nine in the back of the net from five different Elon players.

NEWS 2/22/14 1:13am

Phoenix escapes thriller with Purple Eagles

By Kyle Maher

Sophomore right fielder Emily Cameron strolled up to the plate confidently, knowing exactly what she needed to do. The Elon University softball team was tied with Niagara University in the bottom of the eighth, the game’s first extra inning, and the go-ahead run was 60 feet away in the person of freshman left fielder Alaina Hall.

NEWS 2/21/14 3:19pm

Phoenix travels to Wilmington for tough weekend matches

By Jordan Spritzer

Having played just twice since the end of January, the Elon University men’s tennis team is looking forward to finally getting back on the court. The Phoenix has had one match canceled, and has only managed to face the University of North Carolina at Asheville and Division III opponent Greensboro College. “We’ve had a rough couple of weeks with the snow and the weather so we haven’t had the chance to play outdoors much,” junior Stefan Fortmann said. For the weekend of Feb.

NEWS 2/21/14 1:23pm

Women's tennis looking to build off tough nonconference slate

By Matt Mallian

A front of winter weather swept through the entire southeast Feb. 12-14, forcing nearly every Elon University athletic team, including the women’s tennis team, to reconfigure its schedule. But the weather is warming, the snow is melting away, and the Elon women’s tennis season is heating up. The first of the team’s cancellations came Feb.

NEWS 2/21/14 10:22am

Elon men's basketball searching for second half energy

By Tommy Hamzik

It would be easy for the Elon University men’s basketball team to focus on the positives at this point in the season. With four games to play before heading to Asheville, N.C., for the Southern Conference Tournament, the Phoenix has won six consecutive games.

NEWS 2/20/14 4:15pm

NASCAR returns to biggest stage at Daytona 500

By Matt Krause

With the Winter Olympics and College Basketball in full swing, it’s easy to forget that one other major sporting event is on the calendar this weekend: the Daytona 500. NASCAR is unique among sports in that its most prestigious event is its first of the season, not its last.

NEWS 2/20/14 11:57am

Europa League round of 32 features prime matchups

By Jordan Spritzer

The 2014 European soccer calendar starts out this week, with a full slate of high-profile Champions League fixtures. But, Europe’s second competition, the Europa League, also resumes this week with the first legs of the round of 32. Despite being largely overshadowed by many of the major European nations, many clubs in the Europa League are looking for success on the continental scale to turn around their season. Swansea City vs.

NEWS 2/20/14 10:13am

Tennis scoring changes leave mixed results for Elon

By Jordan Spritzer

Even though the Elon University men’s tennis team is coming off a Southern Conference regular season championship in 2013, the team had something new to adjust to at the start of this year — a new scoring system. The NCAA and Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) decided both men’s and women’s teams would play an early portion of their schedules under a new experimental scoring system in an attempt to shorten the matches.

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Elon women’s tennis builds championship culture on energy, trust

As junior Mariana Reding was preparing for her serve, she first checked in with fellow junior and longtime doubles partner Simone Bergeron. Reding nodded, affirming Bergeron’s suggestion. The small gesture was enough. Bergeron called for a kick serve out wide. The plan worked. Reding served outside, moving her opponent off the court. Bergeron pounced on the shallow angle the team got in response, forcing their opponents to hit a weak return. Reding had an easy volley to finish off the point. She missed it. But walking back — it’d be hard to tell. Instead of screaming or crying, Reding laughed. 

NEWS 04/17/2026 5:48pm
Elon University physics major explores connection between quantum, classical physics in SURF project

Junior Muhammad Awal Tahiru’s project for this year’s Student Undergraduate Research Forum is focusing on how small-scale things move and how to bridge together quantum physics and classical physics. Classical physics deals with the predictable behavior of human-scale objects; whereas, quantum physics deals with probabilities of the smaller, atomic world of particles. These two types don’t always fit together, according to chair of the department of physics and astronomy Martin Kamela, who served as Tahiru’s research mentor.

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