Athletics Articles

It was a family reunion of epic proportions on May 8 at the Liberty Baseball Stadium when more than 30 members of the Bream family, including 19 Liberty University graduates…

In May, Liberty submitted construction plans to the City of Lynchburg to build the 75,000-square-foot Liberty Multipurpose Center that will open during the summer of 2022. The facility will be…

Liberty Athletics will induct five new members into its Hall of Fame in September: Kyrie (Dorn) Adams (volleyball, 1996-99); Pat Bussey (wrestling, 1981-86); Robert Karlsson (men’s golf, 2009-12); Megan (Frazee)…

The 2020-21 school year brought many unique obstacles, but Liberty faculty, staff, and students rose to the challenge When campus opened last fall, there was a sense of excitement even…

A second Cure Bowl trophy. A No. 17 national ranking — the first time LU ended a season in the Top 25. Flames Football’s best year is now in the…

The Liberty Indoor Tennis Center officially opened on Feb. 23 with a dedication ceremony. The Lady Flames had the honor of playing the first-ever match inside the 48,000-square-foot building on…

Chip Smith (’77) was one of LU’s first student-athletes. Now he’s a heavyweight in the professional sports training world. Former Liberty University football and baseball standout Carlton “Chip” Smith (’77)…

Nobody’s ever going to suggest that anything about 2020 was normal. With the turmoil caused by COVID-19, we all had to adapt to life’s curveballs and uncertainties.  The Liberty Football…

The NCAA Division I men’s and women’s basketball and women’s volleyball squads settled in quickly to their new territory at the Liberty Arena last fall.   The 4,000-seat facility connects…

For the third straight season, the Liberty University men’s basketball team became the ASUN Tournament Champions, defeating North Alabama 79-75 in the championship game at UNF Arena in Jacksonville, Fla.,…