In an exciting end-of-season twist, Eastern Mennonite University’s women’s volleyball team made it back into the ODAC Tournament after a ten-year hiatus. “It was like we made this small impact …
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Royals Recap
Women’s Volleyball The women’s volleyball team made their first ODAC tournament appearance in ten years this season, but it was short lived as they fell to top seeded Randolph- Macon …
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Williams on Life-long Friends and Legacy
It was about 10 p.m. on a weeknight my first year when the EMU wellness center doctor called me and recommended I go to the hospital. After visiting the Wellness …
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Royals Secure Place in ODAC Tournament
The Royals split their final two games of the season, resulting in a four-way tie for the final playoff spot with Emory and Henry College (EHC), Shenandoah University (SU), and …
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Sauder Brings New Blood to Soccer Team
First-year Rachel Sauder (Lyndhurst, Va./Stuarts Draft) is making her mark on the soccer field, and not just because of her cleats. The midfielder jump-started Eastern Mennonite University in both of …
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Royals Recap
Men’s Soccer After a successful season, the men’s soccer campaign came to an end after a 2-0 loss to Lynchburg College in the ODAC Quarterfinals. With the conclusion to the …
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Royals Recap
Men’s Soccer The men’s soccer team did not quite get the outcome they would have liked during their homecoming game as they lost to Randolph-Macon 2-1 in overtime. The team …
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Shafer Reflects on Team and Path to EMU
Junior David Shafer is new to Eastern Mennonite University, but he is definitely not new to the game of soccer. The EMU men’s team had an exciting week with two …
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Skyler Johnson: Sixth in EMU Career Digs
Eastern Mennonite University women’s volleyball is going for the kill. This past week they won a significant match against Emory & Henry, a win that could be important as the …
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Mast on Running, Team, and EMU Career
For senior Michaela Mast, running has never been about winning. Even with the wins piling up, running represents something more than a competition: an exercise in presence. “I never run …