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LR's LaClair Earns Academic All-American Honors - Vimarsana News

LR's LaClair Earns Academic All-American Honors

Lenoir-Rhyne graduate student Talon LaClair wraps up her outstanding career by earning her fourth Academic All-American honor in her career. LaClair was named a

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Football Season Preview: SBCC Brings Maturity, Experience and Focus - Vimarsana News

Football Season Preview: SBCC Brings Maturity, Experience and Focus

A Host of Starters and All-APL Selections Return from 2021's Seven-Win Season

Lenoir-Rhyne Men's Lacrosse, Men's Tennis Student Athletes Earn Academic All-American Team - Vimarsana News

Lenoir-Rhyne Men's Lacrosse, Men's Tennis Student Athletes Earn Academic All-American Team

The 2022 College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) At-Large Academic All-America teams were announced this afternoon and Lenoir-Rhyne had three s

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NBA Reveals New Conference Finals MVP Awards, Fresh Tributes For Existing Awards - Vimarsana News

NBA Reveals New Conference Finals MVP Awards, Fresh Tributes For Existing Awards

The NBA is paying tribute to Hall of Famers Magic Johnson, Larry Bird, Oscar Robertson and Bob Cousy with some playoff hardware.

COVID has had huge impact on recruiting that could last several years - Vimarsana News

COVID has had huge impact on recruiting that could last several years

It's been one year since COVID-19 disrupted our lives, dramatically changing the way we live, work and play. This article is one in a series of stories detailing South Jersey's adjustment to the pandemic. Family, friends and even some coaches routinely told Isaiah Turner he’d eventually have to pick between football and basketball. He never listened though. Sure, the Haddon Heights High School senior would likely give one up at the collegiate level, but neither would get in the way of his recruitment for the other. Turner planned on being the rare scholastic athlete that would be a four-yea...