As the fall season ramps up for Bruins athletics, many fans look forward to the team’s rivalry matches with other colleges, from Toccoa to Pensacola and from Trinity Baptist to Columbia International. In...

The Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC), established in 2020, has worked to create sports ministries, campus initiatives and projects within the Greenville community to promote Bruins athletics in...

BJU’s intercollegiate sports teams are moving closer toward becoming full-standing members of NCAA Division III, potentially by 2023. Although more work needs to be done, Director of Athletics Neal...

Bob Jones University celebrates another special birthday this year: the 10th anniversary of the intercollegiate athletics program. BJU’s intercollegiate sports, conceived in 2011 by then-president Stephen...

BJU Bruins coaches are ramping up their recruitment of Bruins players as the spring semester comes to a close, and they’re looking for athletes who bring more to the team than just a good athletic record. Dr....

The Bruins women’s soccer team is using their spring season to maximize resources and prepare for the future. In their ninth season, the Lady Bruins 2020 fall record consisted of six wins and eight...

Tamrah Konieczka and Delaney Edwards prove female athletes are competitive and dedicated in their sports and studies as they excel on and off the court. Delaney Edwards, a senior health science pre-physician...

The men's and women’s golf teams are training hard for physical and mental strength as they begin their 2021 season. Coach Dennis Scott, faculty member in the Division of Exercise and Sports Science...

Coaches and players on the men’s and women’s basketball teams are optimistic for next season despite both having a losing season this year. Because of restricted travel due to COVID-19, the number...

The BJU men's and women's track and field teams are starting the spring semester season by splitting into two sections, short sprint and distance sprint, with new assistant coach Ken Roach joining to coach...