Nick Pitts

Barbara Bolich is currently in her second year at Regis, holding an Assistant athletic director position. She started her administrative career at Bryn Mawr College (Pa.) as an associate director of athletics, starting in 1996. In 2000, she worked her way in the rankings at Dominican University in Illinois, starting as the Associate director of athletics and recreation in 2000 and eventually earning the director title.

Following a 6-3 loss to Marywood University April 2, the men's tennis team bounced back to defeat Alvernia College 5-4. With the match at Alvernia knotted up at 4 wins apiece, it came down to Drew Brandstetter at the No. 5 singles spot, who was already down 1 game to 2.

After three strenuous tries, junior exercise science major Craig Lowrie comes off the wall with a smile and a few high-fives from his friends. For the past two weeks, a V4- rated boulder route is all he had been talking about. On this given Wednesday, he finally nailed it.

The women's track and field team came home from Ohio with not one but two second place finishes from the National College Athlete Association indoor championships. Senior Lauren Deas and sophomore Christiana Taylor were the representatives from Cabrini. Both qualified for the 55 meter dash, while Taylor also qualified for the long jump.

The women's lacrosse team was just one game away from earning the title of Pennsylvania Athletic Conference champions. Actually, only 33 seconds came between them and a victory. Senior attack Katelyn Penrose remembers the loss well. "It slipped out of our fingertips within the last seconds of the game," Penrose, an elementary education major, said.

It is hell. It is glory. It is pure torture and yet, the ultimate achievement. It all started with death, a celebrated death. According to legend, in 490 B.C. when the Greeks defeated the Persians in a certain battle, a messenger by the name of Pheidippides was needed to spread the news of the triumph.