High Stakes During the Intramural Basketball Semi-Finals
James Ortiz, Staff Photographer
On Thursday, April 3rd, 2025, the Semi-Finals of Regis University’s Intramural Basketball teams took place. The game was packed with energy and enthusiasm, showcasing the commitment RU students have to intramural sports.
James Ortiz, Staff Photographer
On Thursday, April 3rd, 2025, the Semi-Finals of Regis University’s Intramural Basketball teams took place. The game was packed with energy and enthusiasm, showcasing the commitment RU students have to intramural sports.
Teams battle to make a basket. Photo by James Ortiz
Teams run defensive plays to keep momentum in the game. Photo by James Ortiz
Players run interference on each other to keep their lead in the game. Photo by James Ortiz
Player number 52 shoots for a basket. Photo by James Ortiz
All eyes are on the ball as it soars to the hoop. Photo by James Ortiz
Regis University Dominates in Women’s Volleyball
James Ortiz, Staff Photographer
On November 19th, 2024, Regis University dominated the court in women’s volleyball. In a match against Colorado State University Pueblo, at the Regis University Fieldhouse, Regis took the victory with a final score of 3 to 1. With this win, the Regis University Volleyball team advances to the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference Tournament Semifinals.
James Ortiz, Staff Photographer
On November 19th, 2024, Regis University dominated the court in women’s volleyball. In a match against Colorado State University Pueblo, at the Regis University Fieldhouse, Regis took the victory with a final score of 3 to 1. With this win, the Regis University Volleyball team advances to the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference Tournament Semifinals.
The game begins. Photo by James Ortiz
The game brings excitement through midair action. Photo by James Ortiz
Both teams fight for victory. Photo by James Ortiz
The scoreboard shows the status of the game. Photo by James Ortiz
Regis University Ties with West Texas A&M University in Men’s Soccer
James Ortiz, Staff Photographer
On Friday, September 6th, 2024, Regis University took on West Texas A&M University in Men’s Soccer. Both sides played effectively and defensively, resulting in a tie, with a score of 2 points on either side.
James Ortiz, Staff Photographer
On Friday, September 6th, 2024, Regis University took on West Texas A&M University in Men’s Soccer. Both sides played effectively and defensively, resulting in a tie, with a score of 2 points on either side.
The Men’s Soccer team from West Texas A&M University prepares for the game to start. Photo by James Ortiz
Players go head to head in this Friday night game. Photo by James Ortiz
West Texas A&M University celebrates a goal. Photo by James Ortiz
The Regis community supports the team. Photo by James Ortiz
Regis Men's Basketball looking to advance to RMAC Semi-Finals
By: Luke Cahill, Staff Reporter
What A year it has been for the Regis Men’s Basketball team! A month ago, the team won their first playoff game against Black Hills State University 78-66.
(Photo courtesy of Matt Daniels)
By: Luke Cahill, Staff Reporter
What A year it has been for the Regis Men’s Basketball team! A month ago, the team won their first playoff game against Black Hills State University 78-66. Dexter Sienko dominated the game and finished with an impressive 27 points. Christian Little also had a great game adding 18 points for the Rangers. This was the first of three possible RMAC tournament games. The team will wait to see who they play next in the semifinal. Following the RMAC tournament, the team will compete in the NCAA Division II tournament.
The latest Regional rankings have been released and the team was ranked 5th. Hopefully, this will help the Rangers in the seeding process. The team will also look to Sienko and his dominate defensive skills. This past week he earned the prestigious RMAC defensive player of the year award alongside a spot on the All-RMAC first team. Also earning awards were Jarrett Brodbeck, Christian Little, and Ty Mcgee. Brodbeck and Little were awarded All-RMAC second team and Mcgee was an honorable mention. The date and time of the next game are yet TBD, but in the meantime send good vibes the team's way as they look to continue their winning streak!
Regis Rangers Basketball update
A look at how Rangers basketball is kicking off the new semester.
(Photo: Emily Schneider)
By: Luke Cahill, Staff Reporter
Men’s Basketball
Sitting at 13-5, the men’s basketball team has certainly lived up to any expectations that fans had. With 10 games to go until the playoff start, the Rangers will look to build on their success. Sophomore Christian Little has been a key factor this season with an average of 15 points and 5 rebounds per game. Respectively, Dexter Sienko and Jarret Brodbeck are averaging 14.9 points per game. The Rangers have 5 remaining home games so come on out and support the team!
Highlights since Christmas:
Brodbeck hits 1,000 point mark (w/ 35 in one game!)
Mcgee and Sienko awarded RMAC player of the week
3-3 overall record
Women’s Basketball
The Rangers got off to a bit of a slow start this season, but have won 4 of their last 5 games! The girls' conference record sits at 8-4 which puts them into a good position as we get closer to playoff time. Mary Sigler and Majestie Robinson have led the way averaging 13 points per game. Shelby Espinosa has been a key factor for the Rangers on defense with an average of 9 rebounds per game. The Rangers are, without a doubt, playing very well right now and their momentum could carry them deep into the postseason. The Rangers have three remaining home games so come on out and cheer them on!
Three remaining home games:
2/9 5 P.M vs UC Colorado Springs
2/10 5 P.M vs Metro
2/17 5 P.M vs Westminster (Utah)
Regis Ranger Athletics update
By: Luke Cahill, Staff Reporter
Get updated on what's going on with Regis University Athletics.
(Photo: Kate Scott)
By: Luke Cahill, Staff Reporter
Men's Basketball
Post-thanksgiving, the win streak is still intact for the men’s basketball team. Morale is high after winning the first five games of the season.The team received ten votes in the latest NCAA rankings. This is, without a doubt, one of the better basketball teams that Regis has seen in a long time. Look for this team to be ranked in the coming weeks! Off to a hot start, Jarret Brodbeck is leading the way with 16.4 ppg. The team will be playing their next three games in Denver but will be on the road for quite some time after that. Make sure to catch a game or two before the boys look to continue their success on the road!
Women’s Basketball
The ladies are off to a slow start at 1-4, but there are many games to come. On a positive note, Majestie Robinson has had a remarkable start to the year averaging 14.2 ppg with an average of 30 minutes on the floor per game. Her success will be critical as the Ranger will look for their second win against Colorado Christian on December 2 in the fieldhouse. If you can’t make that game, the ladies will be playing on the 3rd in the fieldhouse as well.
Women’s Volleyball
This year Regis Volleyball team has been hugely successful. The team finished off 28-3 which locked them into the one seed for the national tournament. On top of earning the first seed, the Rangers were the regular season champions and also RMAC champs for the first time since 1998. The girls are currently on a ten game win streak and did not even give up a set throughout the RMAC tournament. Come on out and support the team as they look to continue their season in the national tournament. The first and second round games will be held in the Regis Fieldhouse.