
Women’s basketball: Bridgewater advances in ODAC
The postseason is all about surviving and advancing. The Bridgewater College Eagles managed to do just that Monday evening at Nininger Hall.

The postseason is all about surviving and advancing. The Bridgewater College Eagles managed to do just that Monday evening at Nininger Hall.

Bridgewater College turned in a dominant second-half performance Tuesday to defeat Virginia Wesleyan College, 77-58, in a key ODAC contest.

EMU basketball scored the first seven points and ran away with an 80-63 win over their rivals on the road.

Bridgewater used a dominant third quarter to open up an 11-point lead and then held on down the stretch to defeat rival Eastern Mennonite 70-66.

Bridgewater College overcame a 19-point, first-half deficit on the road Wednesday evening to stun Randolph-Macon, 76-73.

The Bridgewater women’s basketball squad snapped a three-game losing streak with an 87-71 victory Wednesday evening over Shenandoah University in ODAC action.

Bridgewater’s Kevin Saylor knocked down a 3-pointer at the buzzer Wednesday night to lift the Eagles to a 58-55 ODAC victory over Shenandoah University.

VMI used the foul line to take a double-digit lead at the half and pulled away after intermission to defeat Bridgewater College, 72-37, Wednesday.

The Bridgewater College football team finished strong on Senior Day, with an emphatic 45-13 victory over visiting Catholic. The 4-6 season did not go how Bridgewater would have liked, but the Eagles sent their 28 seniors out in style with that class contributing four touchdown passes, a TD reception, two TD rushes, and an interception.

#24 Washington & Lee pulled away early in the second half as the Bridgewater College football team fell 45-23 to the Generals on Saturday in Lexington, Va.
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