Senior Night could not have gone any better for the Liberty University Women’s Soccer team. The Lady Flames took care of business Sunday night at Osborne Stadium, defeating the Longwood Lancers 3-0. The dominant victory extends the Flames’ undefeated start to the season to six wins and marks the team’s second shutout. The night kicked off with a celebration for […]
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Third baseman Will Wagner, a former Liberty University Baseball star, has had an explosive start to his MLB career. Drafted in the 18th round of the 2021 MLB Draft, 538th overall to the Astros, Wagner was not exactly a top prospect. However, Flames fans knew he had what it takes to make it to the big leagues, and he proved […]
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For the first time since 2022, the Flames played host in their own cross country meet. On the evening of Aug. 30, Liberty University hosted its first home cross country meet since the last Liberty Challenge in 2022. During this challenge, the women’s team was tasked with a 4K race, and the men a 6K race. The Flames were prepared […]
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With only 12 practices and two games under its belt, the Liberty University Men’s Soccer team fought hard in a 2-1 defeat at home against the Georgia State Panthers Sunday afternoon. This loss was the Flames’ third in program history to the Panthers and the second since their 2-1 loss in Georgia. The Flames were hoping to succeed on Sunday’s […]
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The Flames are 1-0, but it wasn’t the cleanest start for the Guardians of the Mountain (no one calls them that, but it’s cool, so I will). Now it’s time to look at what happened last night and what is clear and unclear for the Flames going forward. Clear — Treon Sibley is the new No. 1 wide receiver […]
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Yesterday was the last press conference and open practice before the Flames take on the Campbell Camels in their season opener Saturday, August 31. Here’s everything we took away from yesterday morning’s events in our first-ever Reporter’s Notebook column. Reporter’s Notebook: Liberty Football 8/27 Still no decision on the starting kicker As there was all summer, there is […]
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We are less than six days away from seeing the Liberty University Flames take the field, and I am so excited to watch those brand-new baby blues fly across the turf. Before we get to the gridiron, I thought it would be wise to discuss what this season might be and set some expectations going in. For those of you […]
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The Liberty University Flames baseball team dropped two of three games to Samford April 26-28 in Birmingham, Alabama. The Flames took game one 10-7, but Samford handled Liberty in games two and three with scores of 10-3 and 12-1, respectively. In game one, Samford took an early lead with a solo home run from redshirt junior infielder Garrett Staton […]
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Sam Feamster has been named the next captain of the Liberty men’s D1 hockey team. He succeeds Matt Bartel, who played five seasons for the Flames, serving as both captain and assistant captain. Feamster is going into his third season with Liberty, and Head Coach Kirk Handy’s expectations for him will not change even though he will don the coveted […]
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Stepping into the role of head coach is a big responsibility, but Head Coach Christine Ewald stepped up to the plate to strengthen and grow the Liberty University dance team in its second official season as a club sport. In just her first season at the helm, the former NFL cheerleader has done an exceptional job in bringing the Liberty […]
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With the ASUN tournament in mind, Liberty University’s women’s lacrosse team battled hard against Jacksonville University for the final regular season game of the year April 27. Although the Flames fell to the Dolphins 12-11 in overtime, the energy was still exciting as the Lady Flames honored their seniors and put on a great showing. Both teams brought the intensity […]
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It’s been a long time coming. After defeating Tennessee 17-13 in the ALC championship game, the Liberty University men’s lacrosse team regained its conference championship title April 27-28 at Lynchburg City Stadium. The Flames haven’t won a conference title since 2021 against Clemson University. After not making the playoffs in 2022, the Flames were ready to take on Virginia Tech […]
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Liberty University men’s hockey recently held its third annual Liberty Hockey Select Camp at the LaHaye Ice Center April 25-27. The three-day Select Camp not only allowed prospective players to showcase their abilities, but also gave them the chance to experience campus life. “We ended up bumping it up a little this year,” Assistant Head Coach Dan Berthiaume said. “We […]
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Liberty University’s triathlon team held its color run fundraiser Friday, April 26 at the Liberty East Campus Disc Golf Course. With hundreds of runners and 1,000 pounds of color, the triathlon team and student body came together for a fun ending to the season. The 5K Color Run served as a fundraiser for the team’s travel to nationals in California. […]
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The Liberty University Flames golf team put its best foot forward on the fairway as it claimed its eighth conference title at the 2024 Conference USA Golf Championship. Though the Flames have seven previous conference champion titles under their belt, this was their first-ever appearance in a CUSA Championship. The championship took place April 22-25 at the Texarkana Country Club […]
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