UB’s outdoor track team turns in all-around performance at MAC Championships
By HENRY DALEY | May 13There was no shortage of success for UB’s outdoor track team at the Mid-American Conference (MAC) championships this past weekend.
There was no shortage of success for UB’s outdoor track team at the Mid-American Conference (MAC) championships this past weekend.
The UB football defense narrowly pulled out the win against the team’s offense during UB’s annual Blue and White spring game on Saturday afternoon at UB stadium. The final score was 40-37.
Vinson spent three years with Cornell University as an associate head coach, where he helped develop four national champions, 10 All-Americans, and 12 Eastern Intercollegiate Wrestling Association (EIWA) champions.
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.
Vinson will replace former head coach John Stutzman, who was removed at the end of last season.
A two-RBI double gave the Bulls a 2-1 win in the second game of their doubleheader against the Kent State Golden Flashes. Kent State won game one, 6-1.
Wrestlers recounted stories of dangerous misdiagnosed injuries, moldy and water-damaged wrestling mats, and a general lack of transparency and communication from the administration.
Kirsten-Lewis Williams originally planned on staying close to her hometown of Mooresville, North Carolina — until head coach Becky Burke reached out.
The 5’5” Rochester native played for UB from 2019-22, scoring 2,035 points in 88 games over three seasons. During her time in Buffalo, she earned accolades including Mid-American Conference Freshman of the Year, First Team All-MAC and MAC Tournament MVP.
As one of two active players that have represented their country in an International Basketball Federation (FIBA) tournament, freshman guard Paula Lopez brings a unique blend of experience to the UB women’s basketball team.
UB women’s softball won one game narrowly, lost another in overtime and were defeated in a blowout this weekend at Ball State University.
The Bulls fell 2-0 to the Orange in their first outdoor game of the season.
The eight wrestlers entering the transfer portal include at least three freshmen and two wrestlers who competed at the NCAA championships.
Lembo could earn $725,000 yearly as UB football’s head coach, not including performance incentives.
In 58 appearances for the Bulls across his two seasons in Buffalo, Adams has started in 57 games while logging over 30 minutes a night, making him a reliable leader for the program.