The Bridgewater College softball team split a pair of games with No. 12 Randolph-Macon on Tuesday.
James Madison men’s tennis won a thrilling doubles point and registered wins on the top-three singles courts to defeat George Mason, 4-0, in the team’s non-conference finale Tuesday afternoon at the East Campus Tennis Courts.
Bridgewater baseball fell to nationally recognized Shenandoah on the road by a score of 9-5 Tuesday night.
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James Madison lacrosse is ranked 14th in this week’s IWLCA Division I Poll, as announced Monday morning.
In a game that saw four lead changes, Georgia State outlasted James Madison, 8-5, on Sunday morning in Sun Belt Conference baseball at Veterans Memorial Park.
James Madison women’s tennis returned to the win column after capturing a key doubles point in a tiebreak and claiming courts four through six to down a shorthanded Louisiana squad, 4-1, on Sunday afternoon at Cajun Courts.
The pitching duet of Kirsten Fleet and Payton List took care of business again, as the two shut down the Panthers offense while the Dukes’ bats powered past Georgia State by a score of 6-2 in game one and 8-1 in the series finale on Saturday at the Bob E. Heck Softball Complex.
Scoring seven runs across the final two innings, Georgia State pushed past James Madison late, 11-5, in Sun Belt Conference baseball on Saturday afternoon at Veterans Memorial Park.