By Neil Kavanaugh With experts saying that the Washington Capitals would fall victim to the legendary Stanley Cup hangover (some say Alexander Ovechkin is still hungover), it was predicted the team would regress this season. Skeptics claimed the off season loss of Head Coach Barry Trotz was a sign of the implosion the Capitals faced in Read More …
By Neil Kavanaugh The Catholic University men’s soccer team hosted Washington College for a Wednesday afternoon game last week. The die-hard soccer fans turned up to watch a little bit of European football. The Cardinals returned the favor, giving the crowd a nail biter of a show. Catholic University controlled the game by maintaining possession Read More …
By Jared Prenda The women’s cross country team poses with its trophy after placing second at the Don Cathcart Invitational. Courtesy of cuacardinals.com The Lady Cardinals cross country team made history this past weekend after finishing second at the Don Cathart Invitational. With this placement, the team has moved up to rank 6th Read More …
By Neil Kavanaugh The Catholic University hockey team opened up its 2018-19 campaign at home with a 4-3 decisive victory over American University at Fort Dupont Arena last Friday. The team went down 0-1 early in the first period on a penalty kill due to a shot from the point by an American defenseman. This Read More …
By Neil Kavanaugh The women’s crew team made a surprising development this year. After years of hard work, it has finally made the jump from a Catholic University club sport to a competitive Division III team. This makes the girls the first recognized NCAA DIII rowing team for our very own Cardinals. The women’s new Read More …
By Jared Prenda The CUA Field Hockey team begins its Landmark Conference play 1-0 following a road win over Scranton. The Saturday, September 22nd game in Scranton took 2 periods of extra time before the Cardinals prevailed 3-2. The season has gotten off to a slow start for the Lady Cards, who were only 2-3 Read More …
By Jared Prenda The Men’s Soccer team is off to a hot start to its season as it sits at number 9 in the Mid Atlantic region following a 2-1 home win over conference rival Scranton. The ranking season is decided in a poll by the United Soccer Coaches organization and the team has not Read More …
By Jared Prenda “The Fastest Game on Grass” has come to the Catholic University of America. The ancient Gaelic sport of hurling has existed for 4000 years, but the Brookland Gaels have been many university students’ introduction to the national sport of Ireland, since 2014 alum Bridget McCarthy founded the team four years ago. Read More …
By Jared Prenda The women’s soccer team kicked off its season with 3 straight wins to bring its record to a perfect 3-0. The team has shown dominance in its opening tilts, outscoring its opponents 13-3 over the three matches. The team began with a 2-0 win over York College (Pa.) in the team’s home Read More …
By Jared Prenda It is the dawn of a new season for the Catholic University Cross Country teams, which hit the trail this past Saturday, September 1st in their first meet of the year. The race was held in Washington as the teams competed in the Howard Labor Day Classic. The women’s team placed Read More …