Baseball Season Begins
Very soon, the weather is going to begin to change. The days will seem longer, the sun will seem to be warmer, and grass will Read More
Category: Seasons
Mens Basketball Split Two
This past Thursday, Shepherd went on the road in seek of a win against the Seton Hill Griffins. They lost, 68-61. The Rams Read More
Women’s Basketball Falls to 11-13
The Lady Rams fell shy to a 70-65 lost to Seton Hill last Thursday. Senior Emily Daniel led the Rams with 22 points making Read More
Men Win 2 out of 3
The Rams went on the road Feb. 4 to face the Davis & Elkins Senators, looking to snap their three game slide. They won, Read More
Baseball Ready for 2013
No sport seems to practice quite as much as baseball. Sure, football tends to have quite the offseason, with lifting and the upcoming winter conditioning, Read More
Softball Gears Up For 2013
The Shepherd University Softball team will begin the 2013 season on Feb. 15 when they travel to Raleigh, N.C., for Shaw Tournament. The team completed Read More
Softball Adds New Coach
Shepherd University head softball coach Leslie Lopez announced on Aug. 9, 2012, that Danielle Easton would be named the team’s assistant softball coach. She is Read More
Women Win 2-of-3
After a rough start to the week for the women, losing at Davis and Elkins 74-56, the Shepherd University Rams recovered well by defeating West Read More
NFL Season Reflection
This past NFL season gave us many great surprises with this past Super Bowl match up being one of them. Raise your hands if you Read More
Women Split Week Series
After a road game win against Bluefield the Lady Rams fall at home against Pitt-Johnstown 80-90 in WVIAC play. The Lady Rams fought hard Read More
Men’s Basketball Drops Two
After a disappointing loss on January 26th to Bluefield State, the Rams came back home looking to bounce back against Pitt-Johnstown on January 28th. They Read More
Rams at BSN Collegiate Showcase
Making an all-star game or being named an ‘All-Star’ is always a very big deal and a bit of an honor as well. The 2013 Read More