Speckman's no-hitter helps Bulls win first-ever MAC East title
Senior pitcher Tori Speckman's first no-hitter of this season came April 5. It was historic because it was just the third no-hitter in program history.
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Senior pitcher Tori Speckman's first no-hitter of this season came April 5. It was historic because it was just the third no-hitter in program history.
It starts with a quick glance and subtle smirk. There is a connection between sophomore tennis players Sergio Arevalillo and Pablo Alvarez that requires no words for them to understand each other.
Individual performances by members of the softball team will forever be remembered as two seniors etched their names into the school record books this weekend.
Buffalo's last home loss over the weekend involved much more than what was on the scoreboard.
The softball team has grown accustomed to seeing its seniors etch their names into the program's record book.
Senior pitcher Tori Speckman accomplished something Saturday that had only been done twice before in Buffalo softball history - throw a no-hitter.
The women's tennis team's motto this year has been to play with consistency and discipline. The Bulls (11-3, 2-1 Mid-American Conference) followed this game plan on Saturday, as they took an early lead in the match and never slowed down, defeating Northern Illinois (6-8, 1-3 MAC) 6-1 Saturday afternoon.
Spring Break was not all fun for the women's tennis team, as it split four matches.
The women's basketball team went into Saturday's game focused on one number: four.
With two games left to play, the women's basketball team captured a crucial win to remain in fourth place in the Mid-American Conference standings on Saturday afternoon.
Ohio won this game at the free throw line.
The score of this game might make it seem like a one-sided affair, but it was quite the opposite.
Fans could likely hear head coach Felisha Legette-Jack screaming "hands up" and "next pass" from the last row of any arena. On Wednesday night, her women's basketball team answered her pleas and embodied this defensive mantra.
The Bulls (14-9, 7-5 Mid-American Conference) turned a poor first half around to defeat Northern Illinois (8-14, 4-8 MAC), 66-57, on Saturday at Alumni Arena.
It doesn't get much better than scoring the game-winning goal in double overtime on the last game of the season for the league tournament championship. For the men's ice hockey team, that moment culminated a spectacular 2012-13 season. An unsuccessful regular season, however, kept them out of the American Collegiate Hockey Association (ACHA) national tournament.
The women's basketball team got a scare on Wednesday night. The team committed 27 turnovers and had just a four-point lead in the game's waning minutes.
Before most students are awake, Rachael Gregory is working out and putting up shots to improve her basketball game. Unlike the rest of her teammates who start their season on Friday, Gregory is working hard to play in December or January when the women's basketball team is almost halfway through its season.
Tahleia Bishop had scheduled recruiting visits to West Virginia, Mississippi and Michigan to play college volleyball. But from the moment she stepped onto UB's campus, she had made up her mind.
Alumni Arena was packed on a Saturday night, and it wasn't for the men's basketball team.
When junior outside hitter Liz Scott went down for the weekend with a sprained ankle, the volleyball team's perfect record and six-match win streak looked like it might be in jeopardy.