Rich Luenemann
Volleyball: Wash. U. to honor national champions and women’s soccer
The festivities kick off after the basketball doubleheader against Emory University concludes. At 3 p.m., the 2009 volleyball team will be presented with its championship rings and have its national championship banner unveiled.
Luenemann reflects on winning the title and coach of the year
Fresh off of his third national championship at Washington University, women’s volleyball head coach Rich Luenemann was named American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) National Coach of the Year on Nov. 24. Luenemann won the award twice before, after the 2003 and 2007 national titles.
Lady Bears split pair to end tough stretch
Although the University Athletic Association conference competition is slated to begin next weekend, the Washington University women’s volleyball team is surely glad to have the toughest stretch of its schedule behind them.
Volleyball: Win over No. 1 highlights tournament sweep
As the Washington University women’s volleyball team moves through the year, much talk surrounds its upcoming season.
In the Sixth Annual Teri Clemens Invitational at the Field House, the Bears won the tournament by taking down three nationally ranked teams—two of which entered the weekend in the top six.
Women split tourney title to rebound from early loss
Going up against four of the nation’s premier teams, the Washington University women’s volleyball team stood their ground.
Volleyball team shows no mercy
The fifth-ranked Washington University women’s volleyball team demolished unranked Harris-Stowe State University and unranked Greenville College in a succession of two quick and impressive matches.
Wash. U. volleyball is back
Washington University’s defending national championship volleyball team is back with some new faces but similar results.
Wash. U. better than Harvard, Duke
Students can tell their friends studying in Division I athletic powerhouses such as Stanford, Duke and Harvard that Washington University is superior athletically and academically. In fact, every school that you cheered for during March Madness and the BCS Bowl Games was ranked below Wash. U.
Bears v-ball seeks to defend national title
Washington University is back and poised to defend the national title.
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