By Shane Petagna For the University of Tampa utility man Drew Ehrhard, the city, the school, and baseball have all been synonymous with him since he was a kid. Ehrhard was born and raised in Tampa. His father, Rodney, played baseball at UT from 1986-1987, and his two-year career was decorated enough to earn an […]
The World’s Sport Returns to U.S.
By Zach Kershaw Recently, the United States of America, Mexico, and Canada were announced by FIFA as joint hosts for the upcoming 2026 World Cup. The last time two or more nations shared the honor of hosting the World Cup was in 2002, when Japan and Korea were responsible for hosting. Additionally, North America will […]
Can UT Level Up?
By Zach Kershaw Since becoming an officially recognized sport, eSports have been on the rise in the U.S. and around the world. Specifically, eSports are growing at an incredibly rapid rate across the country. Universities have even begun to fund the formation of teams and allocate scholarships to players/students. The University of Tampa currently has […]
UT Women’s Basketball Kicks Off Season With Versatile Team
By: Shane Petagna After an off-season filled with change for the University of Tampa women’s basketball team, the No. 17 ranked Spartans in the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association (WCBA) preseason coaches poll begin their season Nov. 11 in the South Region Crossover. The first game of the season will kick off in the Bob Martinez […]
Tampa Held to Draw on Senior Night
By: Cameron Andrade The University of Tampa women’s soccer team hosted their senior night against Barry University on Saturday, Oct. 8. They would be held to a 1-1 draw while remaining undefeated at home this season. Preparation and nerves for senior night are always there for the players, especially the seniors and grad students participating […]