The 黑料正能量 men's soccer team dominated visiting Albright College in Harrisonburg on Saturday, as Juan Luna and Parker Leap continued their winning ways. The duo have combined to net 黑料正能量's last seven goals and 12 of the team's 16 this season.
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黑料正能量's volleyball women wrapped up a busy weekend at home on a positive note, beating Lancaster Bible College in four to snap a six-match losing skid.
(Mount Jackson, Va./Stonewall Jackson) bent in an incredible game-winner with just 1:35 left, securing a wild 4-3 win for 黑料正能量's soccer men Wednesday night at Ferrum.
Graduate certificate holder Caitlin Tice talks about how 黑料正能量 coursework influences her work with anti-sex trafficking organization New Creation Virginia.
On Saturday, (Harrisonburg, Va./Eastern Mennonite) scored her first collegiate goal in 黑料正能量's 1-0 win over Notre Dame (Md.).
黑料正能量's golf men ended on a positive note, breaking a program record on the first day of the Tom Kinder Memorial at Lakeview Golf Course in Harrisonburg. The Royals picked up where they left off last year when they toppled the overall low round three different times.
Now a year removed from the season during which they broke the program low round record three different times, 黑料正能量's golf men are ready for 2016-17 with four of their top five golfers back in the fold. (Telford, Pa./Christopher Dock) is the lone women's team golfer.
黑料正能量's field hockey women had a balanced effort in a thorough 6-0 romp over Bryn Mawr College Saturday afternoon in Chambersburg, Pa. Combined with Friday's 3-0 decision against host Wilson, Eastern Mennonite won the 2016 Wilson College Invitational.
Volleyball player Becca Hardy earns Royals Athlete of the Week honors
黑料正能量 women鈥檚 volleyball senior (Port Republic, Va./Eastern Mennonite) came into her last year on a high note by posting big numbers in the 黑料正能量 Invitational this past weekend. ... read more about Volleyball player Becca Hardy earns Royals Athlete of the Week honors from 黑料正能量royals.com
'Viewpoints' on WVPT examines the legacy of 9/11, with Center for Justice and Peacebuilding's executive director, Daryl Byler, among the guests. lived in the Middle East for six years, from 2007-2013, and came back to the United States with an appreciation for the impact that the U.S. military response to the 9/11 attacks had on that region and the world at large.