University of La Verne football hopes to repeat as the No.1 defense in the Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference with the hire of the new defensive coordinator from Chaffey College, James Stewart.
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Football player touches down at LV
Torieaun “Torii” Hilbert, a sophomore criminology major and transfer student from Ohio Wesleyan University, settled at the University of La Verne this fall and has since gained the respect of his coaches and teammates after an impressive first season.
Football closes out season by defeating Poets
La Verne junior running back Martaveous Holliday gains yardage before being brought down by the Whittier defense in the third quarter Saturday.
Football loses Homecoming, 17-7
A festive Homecoming day ended on a low note for the Leopards, with a 17-7 loss to rival Claremont-Mudd-Scripps on Saturday at Ortmayer Stadium.
ULV falls to Chapman before Homecoming
Junior wide receiver Brandon Long runs the ball for a short gain before being brought down in the fourth quarter, with La Verne trailing against Chapman, 31-15.
Leopards get narrow win over Cal Lutheran
The win gave La Verne a 1-0 start in the Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference.
Football takes opener over Puget Sound, 33-25
Football returned to action with a 33-25 win against Puget Sound Saturday, as the University of La Verne hosted the Loggers at Ortmayer Stadium for their first non-conference game of the season.
Retired NFL player inspires crowd
James Washington spoke about the effects of choices on achieving personal goals in his presentation “It’s Not How You Start, It’s How You Finish” Tuesday in the Campus Center to an audience of more than 80.
Commentary: Brady is unquestioned king of the mountain
With a little over two minutes left in the final quarter of Super Bowl LI, Tom Brady was ready to cement his legacy as the greatest quarterback to ever play in the NFL. The only problem, however, was he was already there.
Arellano breaks receptions record
The record for most receptions in the Leopards’ football program for 33 years was 123 – until senior wide receiver Alex Arellano decided to change it.