CUA Loses Heart Breaker to Emory and Henry, Drops Conderence Record to 2-2
Nicholas D'Aleandro, Tower Staff
November 2, 2012
The CUA Football team traveled to Emory, Virginia, last week to take on Emory and Henry College in a game that turned out to be a tale of two halves. CUA jumped out to an early 14 point lead only to allow Emory and Henry to score 12 points in the fourth quarter and lose a conference game by a heart breaking... Read more »
Football Dominates, 34-7
Matt Snow, Tower Staff
November 2, 2012
The Cardinals got a big victory under the Friday night lights this past week against Shenandoah University. In what proved to be the final Friday night game for many seniors on the squad, the Cardinals put a pounding on Shenandoah beating the Hornets 34-7. After a spectacular Pat Thomas interception... Read more »
Women’s Soccer Wins Fourth Straight, Improves Conference Record to 2-1-1
Nicholas D'Aleandro, Tower Staff
November 2, 2012
CUA women’s soccer earned its fourth straight victory beating Goucher College by a score of 3-0 this week. With timely scoring and a stout defense, the Cardinals gained a critical win in the Landmark Conference and the team now boasts a 2-1-1 conference record. Goucher came into the match with an impressive... Read more »
With Marc McEvoy in Their Hearts, Cardinals Upset Conference Hampden Sydney, 41-28
Matt Snow, Tower Staff
November 2, 2012
In a truly emotional sequence of events during training camp, Marc McEvoy, All Academic starting middle linebacker and the heart and soul of the Cardinals defense, took a false step that he will remember for the rest of his life. During a mundane drill that was among the least likely of activities to... Read more »
CUA Women’s Field Hockey Continues to Dominate, Improves Record to 8-3
Nicholas D'Aleandro, Tower Staff
November 2, 2012
CUA women’s field hockey continued its dominance this past week, going 2-0 while outscoring their opponents by an astonishing 15-1. The two wins boost the Cardinals’ overall record to 8-3 and their Landmark Conference record to 3-0. The No. 8 Cardinals are steamrolling the opposition both defensively... Read more »
Women’s Volleyball Posts Impressive 10-5 Record
Matt Snow, Tower Staff
November 2, 2012
“Teamwork” – every athlete knows deep down inside the magical morphing power and life lasting effect that this word can create. “BUMP!” “SET!” “SPIKE!” Although they may be three simple words, a close team that has put in dozens of hours of practice... Read more »
CUA Women’s Soccer Preview
Matt Snow, Tower Staff
November 2, 2012
This may not be the World Cup of soccer, but you wouldn’t know that considering the excitement and excellent effort the lady Cardinals have been giving this season on the soccer field. Armed with a gifted goalie and swift scorers, the women’s soccer team at CUA should be kicking their way to success... Read more »
Men’s Soccer Crushes Marymount
Nicholas D'Aleandro, Tower Staff
November 2, 2012
CUA Men’s Soccer steamrolled Marymount with a flurry of offensive output winning the game by a score of 6-0. This was the team’s third straight victory lifting the Cardinals’ record to 6-3. CUA suffocated Marymount all day firing 16 shots and nine shots on goal. The Cardinals added in an 8-1 advantage... Read more »
CUA Women’s Tennis Remains Undefeated
Chrissy Harvey, Tower Staff
November 2, 2012
The CUA Women’s Tennis Team has been off to a great start this fall season. They are currently 3-0 in matches and are steadily moving towards what is hoped to be a great conference season in the Spring. The Lady Cardinals took on their first opponents at York, with a commanding 9-0 win. This past week,... Read more »
Cardinals Bid Goodbye to the Bye Week, Look Toward Conference Play
Matt Snow, Tower Staff
September 27, 2012
If you have been paying attention to Catholic University football this season, it is needless to say that the Cardinals have caught some tough breaks. After a big win over McDaniel to begin the season, Galluadet forced several game changing turnovers to give CUA a heartbreaking first defeat. Despite... Read more »
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