Evan Hilbert is an assistant sports editor at The Spectrum. He also is a three-season student-athlete with UB’s DI cross country, indoor track, and outdoor track team. He’s a fan of the Milwaukee Bucks, Newcastle United F.C., and the Buffalo Bills.
After suffering the most losses in a single season in program history and missing the Mid-American Conference (MAC) playoff tournament, UB men’s basketball (4-27, 2-16 MAC) sits in a difficult position.
The Bulls fell 2-0 to the Orange in their first outdoor game of the season.
The second seemed hopeful. The Bulls were ahead by 7, their biggest lead of the game — and then Kent State found their groove.
As the shortest player in UB women's basketball to record a triple-double, it’s safe to say that Elhusseini is leaving her mark here at UB. But her impact goes far beyond the court.
UB women’s soccer (1-1, 0-0 MAC) fell 0-1 to Ontario NDC Sunday afternoon in a spring season match at the Murchie Family Fieldhouse.
Fifth-year Ambre Amat and junior Esmee Andresen earned MAC doubles team of the week, the second time the pair earned such an award this season.
The Bulls have six games remaining in the regular season and currently sit 4.5 games outside of a MAC tournament berth. Their plan? “Go 6-0,” one player said.
With just seven games remaining in the season, the Bulls playoff hopes remain grim.
UB men’s basketball legend Turner Battle ‘05 was added to the Wall of Fame, making him the sixth men’s basketball player to be inducted.
Solutions by The State News
