After an electrifying victory over a Big East opponent in the first round of the NIT, the Flames men’s basketball team traveled to Madison, Wisconsin, for a matchup with the Big 10’s Wisconsin Badgers. In a thrilling and heart-pounding forty minutes, the Flames fell to the Badgers 75-71 and were eliminated from the NIT. “I have a great deal of […]
Read more
Last year, March 13 was the night the Flames’ national tournament campaign came to a disheartening end, losing in the ACHA Quarterfinal round to the University of Nevada-Las Vegas Rebels. Much has changed since those two battled for a berth in the Final Four. Yet, just over one year later, the Flames and Rebels would find themselves meeting on quarterfinal […]
Read more
In game two of ACHA National Championship pool play, the Liberty Flames D2 Hockey team shut out the Utah State Aggies 5-0. Sadly, even with that bounce-back victory, the Flames weren’t able to advance to the Final Four of the tournament. After their loss to Iowa to open pool play, and Iowa’s victory over Northeastern the next day, the Flames, […]
Read more
No win in the ACHA National Tournament comes easy. This sentiment rang true for the Lady Flames on March 18 as they engaged in an intense battle with the No. 10 Miami Redhawks, managing to pull away in the final minutes with a 3-1 victory. Entering the tournament as the No. 1 seed in women’s D1, it was anticipated that […]
Read more
After a season of ebbs and flows, the No. 5 Liberty Flames men’s D1 hockey team finally took the ice March 18 at the ACHA National Tournament in Marlborough, Massachusetts. While Liberty hadn’t seen game action since Feb. 25, the product on the ice didn’t suggest it, as the team put an impressive 7-2 route of the Pittsburgh Panthers on […]
Read more
In its quest for the 2023 ACHA National title, the Liberty men’s D2 team dropped game one of pool play to the Iowa Hawkeyes 3-2. An immense flurry of shots on goal from the Flames proved insufficient to get by Iowa’s star sophomore goaltender, Justin Howard. In the first period, both teams seemed content to stare down the other and […]
Read more
A Flames season with high expectations found a disappointing result March 5 in Kennesaw, Georgia, vanquishing Liberty’s dreams of a conference title and NCAA Tournament berth. The ASUN Final letdown, however, was not the end of the story for this team. Liberty received its first bid in program history to the National Invitational Tournament, and that meant its time on […]
Read more
A cloud of smoke around the finish line cleared to reveal William Byron’s No. 24 car parked following the conclusion of Sunday’s race at Phoenix Raceway. Byron’s burnouts celebrated his second consecutive victory, just four races into the season. Sunday’s Phoenix finish resembled the Las Vegas race just a week prior. On lap two, Byron passed teammate Kyle Larson and […]
Read more
Whether it be as player or as a coach, you may as well consider Josh Knapp and volleyball inseparable. Knapp is in the middle of his first season as head coach of Liberty’s men’s volleyball team after a dominant five-year playing career. “Being a player and developing my own craft has been a huge part of adding to the tools […]
Read more
The Liberty Lady Flames softball team swept the Liberty Invitational this past weekend, defeating Iona, UConn and Radford two times in the span of two days. In the opening matchup against Iona, the Flames started off hot. With help from a two-run home run off the bat of Caroline Hudson and then another two-run home run from Mary Claire Wilson, […]
Read more
Down the Atlantic Ocean, past the beaches and surrounded by the beautiful mountains of Puerto Rico, is where you will find the Liberty wrestling team as it takes on the national championship tournament this week. March 9-11, the Liberty Flames wrestling team will be in San Juan, Puerto Rico, as it fights for its fifth consecutive national championship title. Even […]
Read more
Liberty Arena has seen its fair share of dedicated Flames fans this basketball season. The semifinal battle between Liberty and Eastern Kentucky March 2 brought a record breaking 4,043 fans to watch the Flames, one of which was J.J. McCracken. McCracken, however, is not your ordinary Liberty basketball enthusiast. The screech he emits from among the crowd is one he […]
Read more
From U.S. congressman to dean of business, Dave Brat has participated in relevant and critical conversations. On March 4, Brat spoke at the 2023 Conservative Political Action Conference. He spoke on a panel titled “Education for Dummies” with Jason Rantz, host of the Jason Rantz Show, and Diana Harshbarger, Tennessee congresswoman. In the past, Brat attended CPAC as a congressman. […]
Read more
Mass graves, destroyed Russian army vehicles, dead civilians and fallen soldiers — these are the things that now fill once lively Ukrainian cities. The conflict may seem worlds away to some, but it is a cause that weighs on the hearts of many, including one member of the Liberty community —James Lechner. Lechner currently works as an online professor of […]
Read more
God’s calling and the power of presence were the topics of this week’s Convocation as Jason Miyares and Hannah Brencher took the stage March 1 and 3. On March 1, President Jerry Prevo announced that Liberty’s men’s basketball team would be competing Sunday, March 5 for a chance to win the conference championship. Then, Campus Pastor Jonathan Falwell welcomed government […]
Read more