Covering UMHB Athletics and the stories behind the score
It’s a new week in Cru Country, and there’s plenty to watch for as April gets going. This Monday morning breakdown is intended to do just that, highlighting some of the notable moments and accomplishments from the previous seven days, while giving a look ahead at what is upcoming for UMHB Athletics.
For the first time in program history, UMHB Acrobatics & Tumbling is headed to the NCATA National Tournament, having secured the No. 5 seed with its pair of wins at the DIII Invitational in Mequon, Wisconsin this past weekend.
UMHB acrobatics & tumbling claimed a DIII Tournament title in Wisconsin, UMHB softball earned its third-straight ASC series win, and UMHB Beach Volleyball got off to the right start at the AVCA DIII Small College Championships in a busy Saturday for Cru athletics.
Photo courtesy of UMHB Athletics BELTON- The roar from the large contingent of UMHB supporters inside the Mayborn Campus Center said it all. In just its fourth year as a program, under a first-year head coach, the UMHB acrobatics and tumbling team put on a showcase on Saturday night, ascending to the peak of its […]
There was plenty of action in UMHB athletics over the past week, as March turned into April and many of the spring sports entered the homestretch of their seasons. Here is a look at a few of the most notable numbers from the week in Cru sports.
Seven different UMHB teams were in action this past week, competing in six different states against a variety of opponents. As usual, we start off the week by examining some of the most notable numbers from the past week in Crusader athletics.
As spring sports continue to roll on in the month of March, plenty of games, meets, matches, and tournaments are playing out. Here are a few of the most notable numbers from this past week in Crusader sports.
BELTON- There will be a new head coach leading the fledgling acrobatics and tumbling program at UMHB entering the 2023 season, as it was announced by the university athletic department Friday morning that Raffaela Scotto has been tabbed as the program’s second head coach.
BELTON- The UMHB Acrobatics and Tumbling program has been in existence for just three years. But it might as well be two.
The 2020 season was cut short by three meets, so 2021 was the first time the Cru competed in a full schedule. Yet, in just that short time, the program has already reached a number of milestones…
With six teams in action this past week, here’s a look back on how the Crusaders fared, including short write-ups on Acrobatics & Tumbling, men’s and women’s tennis, and beach volleyball.