Yesterday’s stirring 4-3 battle with the Providence Argonauts was the Liberty men’s D2 hockey team’s first taste of adversity in this year’s ACHA National Tournament. Well aware of the resilience it takes to come away with postseason wins, the team returned to the Centene Ice Center for round two against Army March 12, initially falling behind before doing the same […]
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The Men’s D2 hockey team began its run in the ACHA National Tournament with a 4-3 victory over the Providence Argonauts in game one of three in pool play. The win was a welcome one for the Flames, who had been praying for it after the disappointment of their opening match in last year’s tournament. “All year we’ve been […]
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There hasn’t been a pair of teams more evenly matched the past couple of seasons than the Adrian Bulldogs and Liberty Flames. The last eight times the two units met, they’ve gone 4-4, setting the stage for a quarterfinal grudge match at the ACHA National Tournament March 10. But when it mattered most, the Bulldogs proved to have the edge, […]
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The 2023 ACHA National Tournament left a bitter taste in the mouth of the Liberty Flames. Minot State roared back in the third period of the semifinal contest before cementing a national title game berth in overtime and leaving Liberty stunned. March 9, 2024, however, sparked the start of a potential path to redemption. With the Flames once again entering […]
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It’s not easy to gain a road win in college basketball — the UTEP Miners know that all too well. The team from El Paso finally gained its first conference road victory of the season last Thursday at Jacksonville State, easing some frustration for the team that sits at No. 7 in Conference USA. That first road success soon turned […]
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Of the 118 players who suit up for Liberty University Flames hockey across five separate teams, just one name hails from a different continent. Flames Division I men’s hockey player Alex Charin resides 5,006 miles away from his hometown of Moscow, Russia. But for the 22-year-old forward, the journey that’s brought him from Russia’s capital to the hills of Lynchburg […]
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The NFL Combine is freaking weird. Imagine you’re about to leave college and you need a job, so you are asked to attend a career fair with 32 potential employers who all want to interview you, allow the American media to interview you and have their team’s doctors give you a complete medical evaluation where they actively look for anything […]
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Even in the dreary rain, Flames fans showed their unwavering support of the women’s lacrosse team Tuesday, Feb. 27 as they played against their rivals, the Duke Blue Devils. Keeping a close trail of No. 37 Duke’s lead throughout the entirety of the game, the Flames ultimately couldn’t keep close enough to the Blue Devils, suffering defeat to the North […]
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After their appearance in the Vrbo Fiesta Bowl, the Liberty University Flames returned to kick off their annual Spring Football Game earlier than usual, providing fans and Head Coach Jamey Chadwell a glimpse into the upcoming season. Despite morning clouds, the afternoon at Williams Stadium saw clear skies and excited crowds as the Flames introduced their 2024 roster March 2. […]
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Regular season hockey has concluded, and the ACHA and AAU national tournaments are all that await Liberty University hockey. The Flames will have four of the five teams repping the red and blue in St. Louis March 7-17, and the men’s D3 team will play in the AAU National Championship in West Chester, Pennsylvania March 6-13. The men’s D1 and D2 […]
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The Flames men’s lacrosse team came out alive after a grueling eight-day, four-game stretch, sweeping its weekend back-to-back against the UConn Huskies and the West Virginia Mountaineers. Liberty scored a combined 30 goals in its Saturday and Sunday outings, defeating UConn 17-2 and the Mountaineers 13-10. The Flames ended the whole of the four-game stretch 3-1, with their sole loss […]
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Wind was whipping in Blacksburg as the Liberty’s men’s lacrosse team fell to their bitter rival Virginia Tech 10-9. That wind played a big factor in the scoring as 15 of 19 goals were scored on the goal with the wind at the players back. “Weather is something both teams had to deal with,” Liberty Head Coach Kyle McQuillan said. “When we went […]
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While the calendars may say otherwise, spring has sprung for Liberty University football. The Flames are moving toward their upcoming spring game at full speed, with the defense being a major focus. Since Feb. 9, the Flames have been on the practice field with high hopes for the upcoming year. After last season came to an end in the Vrbo […]
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The Liberty men’s lacrosse team took the field for a matchup with one of the top five teams, the South Carolina Gamecocks, on Feb. 24. After an unexpected loss to Northeastern, the Flames responded with an emphatic win of 11-8. As the players trotted out for warm-ups on the field, heavy rain, lightning and even hail caused a game delay […]
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The Liberty women’s basketball team took on FIU for the second time this season Feb. 22, searching for revenge after losing by 11 points in the team’s initial meeting Jan. 18. Only allowing the Panthers to have the lead once at the beginning of the game, the Flames never took their foot off the gas to secure a resounding 71-56 […]
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