The Boston University men’s club soccer team is preparing for the fifth semi-annual club soccer Boston Beanpot, hoping to build on their recent success.
Boston University hosts 36 different club sports, providing students with an opportunity to play almost any sport they could hope to. From mainstream options like hockey and baseball to more niche ones like cricket and kendo, anyone can find a sport they are interested in.
The Figure Skating Club team at Boston University won their first competition of the season at New York University on November 6. Head coach Andrea Mohns-Brillaud emphasizes preparation, but the team aspires to win their sixth Intercollegiate National Championship.
On Sunday afternoon, the club Flag Football team collaborated with DREAM, a nonprofit helping at-promise kids, for a football skills clinic. This included wide receiver drills, interception practice, scrimmages and more.
Due to the coronavirus pandemic Boston University club sports, including baseball and women's soccer, have been put into unforeseen financial circumstances.
Some people think that a healthy diet is associated with achieving fitness goals. However, not everyone is sure what healthy diets actually consist of. Every athlete has different routines and diets,...
By: Matthew Martin and Rishabh Krishan
Axel Jump, bracket, camel spin. To most, these terms are a confluence of seemingly unrelated words. But to figure skaters, they are expressions of grace and...
Two seasons ago, the Boston University men’s rugby club finished with an 0-9-1 record. However, with a revamped coaching staff, a plethora of young talent and a strong core of upperclassmen, the...
Boston University is well-known for its varsity sports teams. From multiple teams nationally ranked to players who are professional prospects, it is easy to call BU an athletic powerhouse.
However,...
