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Laura Kurz Selected to Philadelphia Big 5 Hall of Fame
VILLANOVA, Pa. — Former Villanova women's basketball standout Laura Kurz has been selected for induction into the Philadelphia Big 5 Hall of Fame, recognizing her outstanding collegiate career and contributions to Philadelphia-area basketball. This year's class will be recognized during the Men's Toyota Big 5 Classic at the Xfinity...
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Football Travels to Lafayette on Saturday Afternoon for Televised Matchup against Leopards
VILLANOVA, Pa.—Despite their campuses being located less than 70 miles from each other, Villanova (4-4, 3-2 Patriot League) and Lafayette (3-4, 2-2 Patriot League) will meet on the gridiron this week for only the seventh time since 1898 when they first matched up in Easton. Saturday's game will be televised live in the local area on NBC Sports Philadelphia and can be streamed on ESPN+. Villanova has won eight straight road games against FCS opponents since last season, and one more win would match the program's longest ever road winning streak versus FCS foes.
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Remembering The Life Of Pat Enright
The 1987-88 Villanova men’s basketball team filled the seats of multiple round tables for their regular pre-game meal five hours before each tipoff. With the pressure of the game looming, Pat Enright CLAS ‘88 stood up from his seat and began impersonating head coach Rollie Massimino. He had...
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Athletic Director’s Update OCTOBER 2026
The past two months have been exhilarating for our Fall sports teams and for all of Villanova Athletics and I am excited by our continued momentum on the field and off. Thank you once again for all that you do in support of the Wildcats. I wanted to share several updates with you as we get ready for postseason competition for our Fall sports and as we tip off the start of our men’s and women’s basketball and winter sport seasons.
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Villanova looking for more NCAA Tournament success under 2nd-year coach Kevin Willard
Villanova (24-9, 15-5 Big East) The Wildcats ushered in a return to respectability last season under coach Kevin Willard, who returned Villanova to the NCAA Tournament after a three-year absence following the sudden retirement of Hall of Fame coach Jay Wright. The Wildcats lost consecutive games to end the season, in the Big East Tournament and in the first round of the NCAA Tournament to Utah State. Like so many coaches in this era, Willard completely revamped his roster and is trying to get the Wildcats to take the next step on conference contention and with deep runs in March. Players to watch Look for the Italian Wemby: The Wildcats hope 7-foot-3 Italian center Luigi Suigo will have an elite season in what is expected to be his only season in the program. The 19-year-old is a projected lottery pick and played last season for Mega Basket in Serbia’s Adriatic League, where he averaged 18.3 minutes, 7.9 points and 5.1 rebounds in 26 games. ... Guard Tyler Perkins is back after he earned Big East most improved player honors last season. He averaged 13.7 points and 5.4 rebounds while starting all 33 games. Departures and arrivals It's nothing but departures
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Vick set to take NSU to Philly, where Jackson and Delaware State await
NORFOLK, VA (WTKR)- Michael Vick and DeSean Jackson have countless memorable moments at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia. The two shared the field as teammates with the Eagles from 2009-2013. More than a decade later, they will return to the venue where the college football teams they lead will meet for the second straight season.
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Beyond the Game: The South Jersey Pros Making a Difference Off the Field
South Jersey has produced some of the biggest names in professional sports. From NFL stars to one of the best baseball players of this generation, the region has seen athletes accomplish things that many young kids can only dream of. But for some of these athletes, their biggest accomplishments aren’t just about what they do on the field. It’s also about what they do for the communities that helped them get there.
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Villanova relies on 'power of the pope' going into Rome doubleheader against Notre Dame
VILLANOVA, Pa. (AP) — Kevin Willard and his family have vacationed in Italy often enough that the Villanova coach could probably get a side hustle as a tour guide. The Catholic coach at the Augustinian university has marveled at the Sistine Chapel — named after Pope Sixtus IV, an art patron who oversaw the construction of the main papal chapel in the 15th century — and other sites he hoped his team could visit ahead of its season-opener in Italy on Sunday.
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Lansdowne student athlete became world-class diver, history-making coach in Michigan
Bruce Harlan had just been selected to coach the United States diving team at the Pan American Games in Chicago in August 1959. Unfortunately, the former Olympic gold medal winner never got the opportunity to make the trip to the Windy City. Two months before, on June 21, 1959, Harlan...
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Mustangs wrap up regular season against powerful Camden
Mainland team gets consolation game this Thursday at Camden Catholic. The Mainland Mustangs played their final regular season game on the road with a 36-0 loss to Camden High School Oct. 23. Camden jumped out to a huge lead in the first quarter and had the Mustangs looking for any way up.
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Preview: Villanova Football vs. Lafayette
Coming off its most important victory of the year in its 24-18 upset over No. 12 Lehigh, Villanova (4-4, 3-2 Patriot League) will take a drive upstate on Saturday, Oct. 31, to take on Lafayette (3-4, 2-2 Patriot League) in its first meeting in nearly a decade. The Wildcats are...
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Opinion: Villanova Mishandles Big 5 Exit
The Villanova men’s basketball program says it is rooted in those who came before them, but its handling of a recent decision says otherwise. Last Thursday, the Big 5 announced it would be continuing its current format in the 2027-28 season, but without Villanova. The other five programs – Saint Joseph’s, Drexel, Temple, La Salle and the University of Pennsylvania – all came to an agreement on continuing the current format. However, Villanova would not participate in that and proposed a new format for the Big 5 that would allow the program with the highest NET ranking from the year prior to omit a Big 5 road game from its schedule.