Former Marquette head cross country coach Mike Nelson remembers the 2013 Big East Conference Outdoor Track and Field Championships well. “That race still stands in my mind as an all-time performance...

How is a fire started? Before there is a flame, there must first be a spark. On the soccer pitch, the player who sets the game on fire is often the one to receive recognition. Yet this flame can...

When the Marquette women's soccer head coaching baton was passed to Chris Allen in January, he inherited a team that would go five games into the season before tasting their first win and be outscored...

After last week's draw against Purdue Fort Wayne, the Golden Eagles (3-2-1) looked to regroup as they took on No. 9 Northwestern (5-1) Monday evening in Evanston, Ill. Marquette fell short in the last...

It wasn't the homecoming Marquette volleyball envisioned. After opening the season with a road sweep over Eastern Illinois, the Golden Eagles dropped three-straight matches at the Al McGuire Center...

There was a lot for No. 24 Marquette volleyball to be upset about. There was the lowly, season-worst .175 hitting percentage — which stemmed from not being able to hit over .200 in three of the sets...

The struggles against ranked teams continue. After going 0-7 against ranked opponents last season in conference play, Marquette volleyball (1-2) is once again struggling against top-25 teams. The...

A storm was brewing at Valley Fields Thursday afternoon. Not only the weather that caused the matchup between Marquette men's soccer (3-1-1) and Purdue Fort Wayne (1-2-1) to be moved back four hours, but...

Yes, the jerseys were gold, but that was about it. Neither the hitting, the defense nor the serving were as good as it needed to be — not in order to beat a Goliath. No. 24 Marquette had to play...

The last time Marquette women's volleyball (1-0) and Stanford (3-0) faced off, Eminem's 'Love the Way You Lie' was the number one song in the United States. That was 14 years ago. Tonight, the Golden...

Yadhira Anchante blamed her hands. They were the culprit. The reason she wouldn't be allowed to hit. Why she needed to hone in on finesse and precision over brute force and raw power. The pretext for...