Baseball

Shane Brown Receives Bright House Student-Athlete of the Week for Record Week in Baseball

ORLANDO, Fla. (UCFAthletics.com) - UCF baseball junior Shane Brown (Winter Park, Fla.) can add the Bright House Student-Athlete of the Week award to his collection of honors for his performance this past week. The Knights' second baseman tied an NCAA record by reaching base in 18 consecutive plate appearances and posted a .722 batting average for the week....(more)

Softball

DeMello Awarded Bright House Student Athlete of the Week

Softball's Kristina DeMello (Mead, Wash.) pitched a three-hitter this week, earning her seventh win on the season as well as the Bright House Student-Athlete of the Week....(more)

Archives

2/6/09

Starting Young

From the age of four, Elvira Serrot knew she had found an activity that could take her places. However she never imagined it would take her half-way across the globe to Orlando, Fla....(more)

2/2/09

Knight Cap

For former UCF men's basketball star Mike O'Donnell, his days no longer start off achy and soar when getting out of bed. The graduate student now enjoys life after basketball working as a graduate assistant for the Golden Knights Club, while also providing color commentary alongside Marc Daniels on 740-AM....(more)

1/30/09

No Doubt

If A.J. Rompza listened to the cynics, he would never had played varsity basketball for one of the nation's premier high schools. If the naysayers had their way, Rompza would have never gone on to shine on the ultra-competitive Chicago prep scene. Thankfully for UCF fans, the doubters only motivate the freshman point guard....(more)

1/28/09

Dealing with a Lifelong Disease

Catchers always envelop themselves with more responsibilities on the baseball field than their teammates. The same holds true for road trips as their equipment bags are twice as heavy when loading up the bus. While having to concentrate on making sure his catcher's mask and chest protector are ready for gamedays, UCF senior Brandon Romans also needs to worry about a far more important item: insulin....(more)

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