Elon falls to Wake Forest
The Phoenix fall to 0-11-1 all-time against the Demon Deacons. With this loss, the team is now 0-12 against Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) opponents since the team moved to the Football Championship Subdivision (FCS).
The Phoenix fall to 0-11-1 all-time against the Demon Deacons. With this loss, the team is now 0-12 against Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) opponents since the team moved to the Football Championship Subdivision (FCS).
After allowing a 48-yard touchdown pass to Demon Deacons with less than a minute left, the Phoenix went to the locker room down 28-7 at halftime.
Last year, Elon University men’s soccer team graduated veteran goalie Matthew Jegier ’19, who had started and played in all but two games in his career as a Phoenix.
New research being conducted by Emily Fonke, a professor in the Department of Physical Therapy, may help prevent the injuries of collegiate cross country runners by reshaping rehabilitation.
ears, with new coaches, strategies and players trying to improve the struggling program. This season, one of the changes can be found in who stands between the posts during games— freshman Katrin Hauksdottir, originally from Iceland.
The game marked their first win since the season opener, and avenged the blowout loss suffered at the hands of rival James Madison University on Saturday.
Elon volleyball (4-6) fell to the Winthrop Eagles (6-3) Tuesday in Schar Center in 3-0. This loss caps the Phoenix undefeated home streak at three games
Elon Volleyball spent the first two weeks of their 2019 season on the road and since their return to Schar Center the team has won three straight.
From now on, streaming Elon University sports may come with a price.
The Elon Phoenix Women’s Soccer team played the Liberty University Flames tied for their first time this season, 1-1. Despite Liberty holding a 1-4-1 record before playing the Phoenix, head coach Neil Payne said he expected the result.
The reigning Colonial Athletic Association Men’s Golfer of the Year and conference Leadership and Ethics Award winner will not be returning to finish his collegiate career in maroon and gold.
As students graduate from Elon University and move into the professional world, a select few enter the field of professional sports. This past year, five Elon athletes have been drafted between two sports: baseball and football.
The Elon University Phoenix took on the University of North Carolina at Asheville Bulldogs (1-4) and won 5-0, pushing their record to 5-1 for the first time since 2015.
The Phoenix men’s soccer team suffered their first loss of the season as they were quieted by the Rutgers Scarlet Knights Saturday night.
Though the Phoenix came out with the victory, it was not a clean one by any means.
Quarterback Davis Cheek suffered a grade III “complete tear” in week seven last year. Now, less than 10 months later, he is ready to step on the field for the Elon University Phoenix.
Elon junior Kodi Garcia's passion for the sport started young, and it ha led her to this moment - where she has the chance to lead the Phoenix into battle this season.
Going into their fifth season in the league, the Phoenix have yet to break into the top half of the standings.
The 2019 Elon University Phoenix men’s soccer team welcomed 11 freshmen into their squad. This follows the departure of four members in 2018.
The first time the Phoenix have played the Aggies since 2015 also serves as Tony Trisciani’s first season opener as the head coach.