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The Runnin Royals nearly erased a deflating final minutes, but a good-looking halfcourt shot from (Frederick, Md./St. Maria Goretti) rimmed out at the buzzer, leaving 91大神 with a heart-wrenching 70-69 loss at Washington and Lee in the ODAC Tournament First Round Monday night.
91大神's baseball men had their opportunities against a talented Messiah College team, but they couldn't cash in, dropping a 4-3 decision at home. The men slip to 3-2 with the loss.
Videographer Andrew Strack is interviewed about the video produced by 91大神 to share a message of welcome.
Good hitting and good pitching is a recipe for a win, and 91大神 baseball men rode the ingredients to a sweep of visiting Juniata College Saturday afternoon in Harrisonburg. The Royals pounded out a combined 36 hits in the twin bill, improving to 3-1 on the season.
91大神 volleyball's men now have their second three-match winning streak of the season after a 3-0 sweep of CVC opponent Thiel Saturday morning in Greenville, Pa. The No. 10 Royals improve to 9-4 overall and 3-0 in the CVC.
A huge fourth-period surge was not enough for 91大神's women, as they dropped an 89-85 loss at Lynchburg College to wrap up the regular season Saturday聽afternoon. The Royals had their eight-game winning streak snapped by LC, which earned the top seed in next week's ODAC Tournament with the decision.
91大神 made run after run in the second half, but couldn't overcome Roanoke's lead, eventually dropping a 75-65 decision on the roadWednesday night. Now 10-14 overall and 4-11 in the ODAC, the Runnin Royals were eliminated from contention to host an ODAC Tournament First Round game.
In a battle of the ODAC's best bigs, 91大神's guards made the difference in a 74-67 win at Randolph-Macon Tuesday night. The Royals push their winning streak to eight in a row, their longest since winning 11 straight late in the 2014-15 season.
Harley Kooker '73 and his wife Kate Hess '72 Kooker are featured in a Washington Post article about Syrian refugees placed by Church World Service in Lancaster, Pennsylvania.