BELTON- With a season-opening matchup against No. 11 Muhlenberg looming in just over three weeks, the UMHB football team returned to the practice field on Thursday. It marked the team’s first official practice of the season.
Photos by Ethan Torres/Provided by the UMHB Athletics Department
BELTON-On the final weekend of the season, the CRU took the series 2-1, defeating Howard Payne. In the first game of Saturday’s doubleheader, UMHB lost 9-6, but then won the second, 11-4. UMHB was led by Carson Hagan, who had three hits and three RBIs in the second game, as well as starting pitcher Rahul Champaneri, who allowed just two hits in five scoreless innings.
True To The Cru’s Luke Zayas was there to capture the shots of Saturday’s games. Here are some of the best field-level photos from the final games of the 2022 regular season:
BELTON- The University of Mary Hardin-Baylor softball team completed a three-game sweep over LeTourneau University this past weekend. The wins improved the Cru to 25-9 on the season and 18-6 in American Southwest Conference action, putting UMHB in third place in the ASC standings.
True To The Cru’s Luke Zayas was at Dee Dillon Field for Friday’s doubleheader. Below is a look at some of the best photos from the victories:
The UMHB football team concluded its spring workouts on Thursday afternoon in Belton. The team looked strong in a variety of drills, and head coach Larry Harmon expressed a great optimism for the season ahead.
True To The Cru photographer Luke Zayas captured all the action, and below is a collection of his shots from Thursday’s practice:
Playing at home, the UMHB baseball team took both games of Saturday’s doubleheader. Hunter Jones, Staton Dudley, Malek Bolin all hit home runs in an 11-7 win in the first game. In the second game UMHB also won, 24-7, with 22 hits, led by Rhett Grosz, who was 3-for-3 with three runs scored.
True To The Cru’s Luke Zayas photographed the doubleheader and captured the biggest moments from Saturday’s action:
LEXINGTON, Kentucky- The UMHB women’s basketball team came up short on Friday night against Transylvania, but the Crusaders did everything they could late in the fourth quarter, scoring 25 points and ending their season with a fight to the finish.