Double double: Men's and women's tennis both win C-USA titles for second straight year
Rice's athletic teams have now won three conference championships this academic year. Two of those titles came on Sunday.
Rice's athletic teams have now won three conference championships this academic year. Two of those titles came on Sunday.
Dear Rice, It has been a whirlwind few weeks for Rice Basketball and the Rhoades family but I wanted to reach out to so many great students and people on campus.
After a win to clinch the Silver Glove Series against the University of Houston on Tuesday, Rice baseball went 1-2 over the weekend against Conference USA-leading University of Southern Mississippi.
Rice women’s tennis rode a 15-5 record this season to the top seed in the Conference-USA Tournament.
One year removed from a 23-9 overall record, a Conference USA tournament championship and a first-round loss to Louisiana State University in the NCAA tournament, the Rice Owls men’s tennis team enters the Conference USA tournament at 20-7 with 10 wins in its last 12 matches.
As spring practices came to an end, the Rice football team had their annual Blue-Gray scrimmage Friday night at Rice Stadium.
From its founding in 1912, Rice Institute, later changed to Rice University, has featured the owl.
Heading into the season, Rice baseball head coach Wayne Graham knew he was going to have to replace talent on the pitching staff.
It wasn’t supposed to happen this way. The day after the Rice men’s basketball team concluded its first 23-win season in over 60 years, the news broke: Head coach Mike Rhoades was leaving to take over the reins at Virginia Commonwealth University, where he had served as an assistant under Shaka Smart from 2009-2014.
Sports Editor Andrew Grottkau and Staff Writer Madison Buzzard step up to the mic for the inaugural episode of OwlNation.
It’s just not the same this year. As the calendar turns past Beer Bike, normally the focus of Rice fans turns from the end of basketball season to the heart of the baseball season.
No. 47 Rice women’s tennis went 3-0 to finish off its road trip last week to move to 12-5 on the season.
With a win and two losses to Florida Atlantic University (18-8-1, 7-2 Conference-USA) this weekend, Rice baseball fell to 9-21 (2-7 C-USA). Rice is now 3-11 in its last 14 games, with the majority of losses coming from a brutal seven-game losing streak in mid-March.
Senior guard Maya Hawkins left the Tudor Fieldhouse floor for the final time to a standing ovation and a hug from her head coach Tina Langley.
Senior Tommy Bennett arrived at the car slightly late for the tennis team’s six-hour road trip to Hattiesburg, Mississippi.
One moment, Rice men’s basketball was celebrating its best season in over a decade. The next, it was lost.
Rice men’s basketball lost two of its top players Monday when both sophomore guard Marcus Evans and junior guard Marcus Jackson announced they are planning to transfer after this school year.
Two days after Mike Rhoades left Rice men’s basketball, a new age began. Call it the Pera era. Last Thursday, Rice announced it will hire former associate head coach Scott Pera as its new head coach for next season.
After losing two out of three games in a Conference USA series against Florida International University this past weekend, the Rice baseball team has now lost nine of its last 10 games and has a 7-19 record for the season.
Senior point guard Maya Hawkins and senior forward Jasmine Goodwine delivered clutch performances in their last game and the Rice Owls women’s basketball team captured its first Women’s Basketball Invitational title with a 74-62 win over the University of North Carolina, Greensboro at an electric Tudor Fieldhouse.