CUA rolls past Virginia Wesleyan 13-0 in openerSeptember 1, 2010The Catholic University field hockey team opened its 2010 season in style on Wednesday afternoon as the Cardinals rolled past Virginia Wesleyan by a score of 13-0 at home. Emma Dixon and Mary Swarthout scored three goals apiece for CUA, while Kendall Petschauer found the back of the cage twice and handed out three assists.
CUA chosen second in field hockey preseason pollAugust 20, 2010The Catholic University field hockey team was selected second in the 2010 Landmark Conference preseason poll, it was announced on Friday. The Cardinals received 65 points in the poll, which is voted upon by the league’s seven head coaches and sports information directors. Defending champion Juniata sits atop the poll with 75 points.
CUA Field Hockey Team, Athletes Earn National Academic HonorsMarch 29, 2010The Catholic University field hockey team was recognized with a National Field Hockey Coaches Association academic team award in addition to placing 11 student athletes on the national academic squad.
March 24, 2010 Men's Basketball Volunteers at Arlington Cemetery
Each year, a non-profit organization called Wreaths Across America honors fallen U.S. veterans by placing over 100,000 wreathes in more than 300 locations nationwide. The group preaches one message: “Remember the fallen; Honor those who serve; Teach our children the value of freedom.”
March 9, 2010 Tull Honored as Hometown Hero for Swift Water Rescue
While most NCAA football players can often be found lifting weights or downing powdery protein shakes, Catholic University of America sophomore John Tull discovered another way to spend his offseason. The Pennsylvania native has worked as a volunteer firefighter for the last five years for the Middletown Fire Company in Media, Pa.
January 21, 2010 CUA Inducts Five Into Athletic Hall of Fame
The Office of Alumni Relations and Department of Athletics at The Catholic University of America inducted the 2009 Hall of Fame Class on Saturday during a reception held at the Pryzbyla Center on the campus of CUA.
