Softball team falls to Point Loma in doubleheader
The softball team clashed with Point Loma Nazarene University on Tuesday’s home doubleheader; unfortunately, their strong offensive efforts were no match for Point Loma’s All-American pitcher, junior Tyler Lent. The Eagles lost both games, 0-8 and 0-7, which snaps their previous three game winning streak, putting their overall record at 3-2 while Point Loma improves to 9-0 overall.
The benefits of breakfast
Literally meaning, “breaking the fast,” breakfast is the meal that we’ve all heard is the “most important meal of the day.” Yet, remarkably, it is also the meal that most people skip.
Biola team participates in swim conference championships
Biola's swim team had a reputable showing to start the 2009 Pacific Collegiate Swim Conference Championships Wednesday evening at Belmont Olympic Plaza in Long Beach.
Women’s basketball season progresses with continual victories (video)
The women's basketball team is currently ranked No. 20 in the latest NAIA national poll, a position thatwill help them reach their goal of National Championships, which will beheld in Tennessee this year. They also have a record standing at 14-8, which ranks them fifth in the GSAC. Check out the video for a look at the team's work in the game and out.
Eagles lose GSAC home opener to Vanguard
The Eagles baseball team played their first GSAC home opener against the Vanguard Lions on Wednesday. Unfortunately, darkness in the bottom of the 9th inning prevented the Eagles from any comeback victory against their opponent’s 6-5 lead.
Bon voyage, Christina Perkins!
Christina Perkins, former setter for the Biola Eagles, is continuing her volleyball career in Europe.
Eagles stun listless Cougars
Biola declawed the Cougars on Tuesday night, taking advantage of a listless Azusa team that appeared uninterested in defending their home floor. The Eagles ran up a quick lead, built an 11-point advantage at halftime and never looked back while rolling to a 76-54 victory.
Women’s basketball team earns victory over Hope International University
The women’s basketball team trounced a struggling Hope International University, 87-52, on Tuesday night at Darling Pavilion in Fullerton. The Eagles have won nine of their last 11 games. Hope drops to 1-17 overall and are still winless at 0-10 in the conference.
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Eagles say “Aloha” to new season
After hosting Chapman on Thursday the Eagles kick-off the season with a week-long, competitive trip to Hawaii.
Normally a pre-season rank of fourth in the nation would be enough, but it is just the beginning for the 2009 Biola baseball squad who have their sights set on a trip to Lewiston, Idaho for the first time in four years with a roster filled with All-Conference talent.
Turnovers plague Lady Eagles in upset loss to Lancers
The Biola womens’ basketball team’s incredible season was dealt a setback on Saturday night when Cal Baptist upset the Lady Eagles by a score of 74-65 at Chase Gymnasium. However, the Eagles have enjoyed remarkable success this season, working their way to a 12-5 overall record and a 5-4 GSAC record.
Eagles upset No. 15 Cal Baptist in men’s basketball
The wins against ranked opponents continue to pile up for the men’s basketball team. They recorded their third victory over a top-25 opponent in the last two weeks, knocking off preseason NAIA No. 1 Cal Baptist by a final score of 67-64 on Saturday night at Chase Gymnasium.
The fan effect: How integral are fans to team sports?
At Biola, weather and traffic are not as big of issues in attending games as class schedules and church commitments are. Of course it is different for Biola students, who often support other local college teams such as UCLA basketball or USC football, while also occasionally attending games in La Mirada.
On Feb. 7, water was shut off to several dorms on Biola’s upper campus, specifically Blackstone, Alpha and Sigma. The issue was resolved later...