Although it may not be immediately visible, Western New York is brimming with rugby opportunities for athletes of all ages — some beginning as early as middle school.
The men’s tennis team (16-6, 8-2 Mid-American Conference) is officially at the top of the Mid-American Conference (MAC) table for the second year in a row.
The track and field team had an amazing performance at both the Big Red Invite in Ithaca, NY and the Bison Outdoor Classic in Lewisburg, WV this past weekend.
For UB men’s basketball player Tim Oboh, this past season was defined by resilience.
For redshirt sophomore defensive back Davion Coffee, playing Division I football for UB is about more than just learning a new playbook; it’s about representing where he comes from, and proving that his path out of Rochester has led somewhere bigger.
Rory McIlroy’s second consecutive Masters victory has reignited debate over where the Northern Irish star ranks among golf’s all-time greats, and UB students had plenty to say following his historic performance in Augusta, GA.
The Bulls came to compete this past Friday and Saturday at the Early Season Invitational held at State University of New York (SUNY) Geneseo.
The Bulls softball team (17-20, 6-6 MAC) split a doubleheader against the Miami (OH) RedHawks on Friday before falling in the series finale on Saturday at the Nan Harvey Field, in Amherst NY.
As of right now, both of Buffalo’s tennis programs have phenomenal records, with the men sitting at 13-6, 7-2 MAC and the women at 18-4, 5-0 MAC.
Former captain of Italy’s national team and vice president of the Italian Footballers’ Association, Sara Gama visited UB on Monday evening to give a talk on leadership, advocacy and change in women’s soccer.
Freshman diver Adele Melamud qualified for the 1-meter and 3-meter NCAA Championship events and senior wrestler Kaleb Burgess qualified as the 23rd seed for the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Championships in Cleveland, OH.
For students at the University at Buffalo, March Madness isn't just about basketball. Instead, it's about the competition, chaos and community engagement that builds with it.
Freshman diver Adele Malamud led the University at Buffalo diving team with a fifth-place finish in the women’s 1-meter championship final at the NCAA Zone A Diving Championships.
The men’s basketball team (17-14, 7-11 MAC) battled through a very competitive first half of their game against the Toledo Rockets (17-14, 11-7 MAC), trailing by just four points at halftime; as the high-scoring game took its course, Toledo proved too much to overcome as the Bulls lost 98-78.
12 schools from across the conference sent their best athletes to compete in this two day tournament that was ultimately won by Rider University (12-6, 6-0 MAC). The Bulls (4-11, 3-5 MAC) ended the tournament in 11th place with 24.5 points.
Solutions by The State News
