BELTON, Texas- Catch up on the latest happenings in UMHB sports right here, as we cover every sport that played this past weekend, and highlight the top performers for the Cru.
Category: Women’s Sports
Facing Concordia for the second time in a week, UMHB women’s basketball comes up victorious
TEMPLE, Texas- In its first, and likely only neutral site game of the regular season, the UMHB women’s basketball team earned its second win over Concordia (TX) in the last three days, defeating the Tornadoes 53-44 on Saturday afternoon at Temple College.
UMHB women’s basketball snaps four-game losing skid with 74-42 win over Concordia
BELTON, Texas- Perhaps it was a 12 day stretch without a game that lit the spark for the UMHB women’s basketball team, as the Cru snapped a four-game losing skid, defeating Concordia 74-42, on Thursday night.
UMHB women’s soccer focused on the present heading into the seven-game spring slate which begins wednesday against Concordia
BELTON, Texas- For the UMHB women’s soccer team and head coach Barry Elkins, they have heard the questions about using this abbreviated spring season as momentum for the fall. But the Crusaders are not looking that far ahead. There simply is no reason to when a seven-match slate looms large this spring.
In first home matches, UMHB volleyball completes back-to-back three-set sweeps against Hardin-Simmons
BELTON, Texas- There was a confidence evident within the UMHB volleyball team that reverberated inside the Mayborn Campus Center Tuesday night. Playing its first home matches of the 2021 spring season, the Cru left nothing to chance against rival Hardin-Simmons, defeating the Cowgirls in back-to-back matches to move to 4-0 in the season.
A cold shooting day leads to a loss for the UMHB women’s basketball team at the hands of No. 2 ETBU
BELTON, Texas- As the weather outside dropped below freezing, inside the Mayborn Campus Center, the UMHB women’s basketball also found itself on cold shooting spurts, as No. 2 ETBU pulled out a 62-48 win in Belton on Saturday afternoon.
