Weekend Roundup: The women’s rowing takes part in the first regatta of the season | Sports

Men’s water polo (8-10 total, 4-0 WWPA)

The water polo team is experiencing a complete resurgence and improving on 8-10 in total and stay perfectly in the conference game. Their most recent win was against Saturday, October 23rd UC San Diego (UCSD), 10-7. It was the team’s first win against UCSD since 2019. UCSD jumped to a 4-2 start, but the Lions used an even attack to take the lead in the second quarter. 5-4. You never drove again and scored points four goals in a row seal the away win in the second half. goalkeeper Robert Halligan was dominant on Saturday, so that 11 stores and grab three steals. LMU returns homeland this Thursday October 28th to train with Cal Baptist University.

Women’s volleyball: (15-5 total, 6-4 WCC)

The women’s volleyball players showed something mixed this weekend when they met conference opponents Portland and Gonzaga. On Thursday, October 21, they spotted Portland one set before stealing three in a row. 17-25, 25-17, 25-15, 25-17. The performance was catching up by Kari Geissbergerwho made her will on the net and got away with it 22 kills in the evening. Not to be outdone, defense specialist Mary Shroll has done its part 12 excavations and second setter Isabella Bareford added a team high of 47 helps.

Unfortunately, the Lions didn’t do that well on Saturday October 23rd, forcing a fifth set after falling 2-0 early on lose 15-10 to end the game. This time it was Megan Rice Turn on to lead the team in kills 17th, but the Lions essentially leave that 7-14 The Gonzaga squad has the last laugh. LMU stood out fourth as a result at the conference and seeks to keep up with the rest of the WCC next week against Pepperdine.

Women’s football: (0-17 total, 0-6 World Cup)

The women’s soccer team is about to assert itself completely winless Season. On Saturday, October 23rd, the Lions were defeated 2-0 in the hands of No. 12 Brigham Young University (BYU). In that game, BYU scored in the first 60 seconds and beat LMU 18-1 in the first half alone. However, essential props should be given to the Lions gatekeeper Kendyll Humphreyswho recorded 11 stores in loss. It will take three more appearances like Humphreys’ to get a win before the end of the season.

Men’s football: (9-4-1 total, 1-2 WCC)

The lions have lost another game with a score, this time against a stingy Portland team (7-5 ​​total, 2-1 WCC) in overtime. Sound familiar? The LMU has its third straight Game despite outshoot Portland 8-1 at half. The game ended in 94 Minute after goalkeeper Jacob Jackson was beaten after a smooth give-and-go, which sealed the Lions’ second goalless attempt. The LMU is currently experiencing a slump that has not happened since it was founded 2018 Campaign, but a game against a gloomy one 1-12 The University of San Diego team is due on Wednesday, October 27th.

Rowing women:

The rowing of the LMU women entered theirs First Regatta of the season on Saturday, October 23rd, in Head of Spokane. you First In the race of the day, the Lions finished seventh and ninth out of 12 boats with times of 5:30 p.m. and 5:42 p.m., respectively. Then im second Race, LMU scored a second Place finish with your 2V8 + boat, stamp in around 18:23. At the next event, the team’s 2V4 ‘A’ boat also took second place, while the 2V4 ‘B’ boat placed fifth Total. The Lions try to counteract that momentum in their scrimmage. to wear UC Santa Barbara on Saturday, November 6th, her last appearance in the fall season.