Sports

BLOGGER: Cornelius Can't Get Here Fast Enough

By Mason Blogger Ryan Kish, George Mason Basketball Blog

Star Mason recruit Andre Cornelius had a terrific day yesterday for the U.S. Team in the Capitol Classic.

Down on the Board: Mason Baseball

By Broadside Sports Editor Eileen Brown
Photo by Broadside Photographer Peter Flint

The George Mason University Patriots lost 6-3 to Richmond on Wednesday at Spuhler Field; they gave up three runs in the top of the ninth inning.

Left fielder Scott Krieger had four of Mason’s 10 hits as he went 4-for-5 at the plate. Mason second baseman Ryan Soares had two RBIs, while first baseman Justin Bour’s 13-game hitting streak came to an end.

Men's Volleyball Caps Regular Season with Win

By Connect Mason Sports Director Damien Sordelett
Photo by Broadside Photographer Mahmoud Lababidi

Having already wrapped up the second seed in next week's Eastern Intercollegiate Volleyball Association tournament, the George Mason men's volleyball team had two goals in mind: to finish off the season with a win for the seniors at home and to maintain momentum heading into the playoffs.

Consider both goals achieved.

Using a five-point streak late in the third game, the 12th-ranked Patriots (19-7, 9-3 EIVA Tait) were able to complete a 3-0 (30-26, 30-27, 30-25) sweep of the New Jersey Institute of Technology Friday night at the Field House before 249.

Thomas Participates in Portsmouth Invitational

By Mason Blogger Ryan Kish for George Mason Basketball Blog
Photo by Broadside Photography Editor Courtney Erland

In what will probably be his last real basketball experience in the states, Will Thomas joined other college hoops standouts in the Portsmouth Invitational Tournament this past week.

Thomas had 17 points in the first game, and I wish I could be witnessing his last days of basketball in the U.S. before he undoubtedly ends up playing Pro ball over seas. Almost a sad realization that he will join the likes of Jai Lewis, Tony Skinn and Lamar Butler playing ball in a distant far away land that is not the NBA. But then again playing basketball professionally any where for six figure salaries is nothing to complain about.

Lunch Break: Don't Try This at Home

By Connect Mason Sports Director Damien Sordelett

Daily items of interest from all over the sports world to provide a humorous side to the grudgingly painful everyday routine.

This is just sick. Nothing else can describe it..

Lunch Break: Cheating, Beatings and Biking

By Connect Mason Sports Director Damien Sordelett

Daily items of interest from all over the sports world to provide a humorous side to the grudgingly painful everyday routine.

What a great lesson for children - since Bill Belichick and the New England Patriots can cheat, so can they.

Lunch Break: Eating Flying Elbow Destroyed by Rant

By Connect Mason Sports Director Damien Sordelett

Daily items of interest from all over the sports world to provide a humorous side to the grudgingly painful everyday routine.

For those of you who gather around the television and enjoy the disgusting antics of speed eating, this game is for you.

Lunch Break: One Shining Moment

By Connect Mason Sports Director Damien Sordelett

Daily items of interest from all over the sports world to provide a humorous side to the grudgingly painful everyday routine.

Today will feature an all-video lineup of fantastic sports that happened on Championship Monday.

Lunch Break: Graphic Crashes Clutch Ump

By Connect Mason Sports Director Damien Sordelett

Daily items of interest from all over the sports world to provide a humorous side to the grudgingly painful everyday routine.

Today will feature an all-video lineup of fantastic sports that happened over the weekend.

First up, if you got hit in the mask with a 98-mph fastball, what would you say? Thought so.

Men's Tennis Extends Win Streak to Four

By Broadside Staff Writer Brian Chan

A late season surge has boosted the George Mason Patriots men’s tennis team as they have their sights on the CAA tournament. On Friday, the Patriots defeated the Robert Morris Colonials 4-2 in a non-conference match for their fourth straight win. Due to the weather concerns, there were no doubles matches.