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Globetrotters add alumnus to iconic team
Stanley McNeil, a Memphis native and 2011 Union graduate, is now one of the world-famous Harlem Globetrotters. […]
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NCAA move unfolds smoothly
Union’s athletic program is completing the first year of candidacy status in the transition to the NCAA, and administrators say the process continues to run smoothly in this change. […]
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Josh Brown: Predictions for MLB’s upcoming season
Spring break has ended, and the calendar flipping to April means one thing — the start of the Major League Baseball season. […]
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Intramural program’s strong showing continues this year
For the 2010-2011 school year, 3,439 players participated in intramural sports. This number counts individuals once for every sport they play. The latest count for this school year — 1,669 — only includes the fall semester’s players.
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Lady Bulldogs advance to championship round
The soccer TranSouth Conference Tournament began Nov. 5 with teams looking for a shot to advance to the NAIA national tournament. Both Bulldog soccer teams competed in the tournament, but only the Lady Bulldogs advanced to the TranSouth Conference Championship game, their first time since 2005. […]
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Bulldogs dominate Homecoming
Homecoming is a traditional event for colleges as well as high schools. Many times Homecoming is connected with football, but the Bulldogs take the basketball court every season for their annual games.
The Lady Bulldogs played first for Homecoming 2011 against the University of St. Francis in Illinois. The Lady Bulldogs won the game 82–45 behind an offense led by Amy Philamlee, freshman guard who led the team with 17 points. […]
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Spanish transfer brings depth to team, looks for tougher competition
Leaning forward in his chair, Dani Marti is smiling, caught somewhere between the wistful recollection of his ball team back home and the thrill and anticipation of the not-so-distant future. Union’s first men’s basketball game is scheduled for Oct. 31, and for Marti, the prospects are wide open. […]