Beginning Nov. 12, the Blazers will start the season off by playing Saint Leo at 8 p.m. I am extremely excited for the beginning of the season because VSU school spirit is at its finest. The students pack the Complex with their red and black attire, while the basketball teams feel the presence of the students as they yell ...
Read More »Blazers fine with no stand-out receiver
At 7-1 and atop the Gulf South Conference, the Blazers are on familiar ground but they’ve changed their strategy for winning. The biggest difference: No game-changing receivers. No stand-outs. Just a group of dedicated players scrambling to win. “We got a blue-collar group out there,” David Dean, Head Coach, said. “There’s no real superstar out there, so to speak, ...
Read More »V-ball Senior and Parent night a success
The Lady Blazers volleyball team had an eventful weekend at the Complex, including hosting both parents and senior night on Friday and Saturday and having the first Lady Blazer of the season to win Player of the Week. Some families don’t have the luxury of seeing their children play live, so this weekend proved to be high in importance. “It ...
Read More »V-ball honors seniors
The VSU women’s volleyball team went 2-1 this past week, including two matches within the Gulf South Conference. The Lady Blazers took on the Argos of West Florida last Friday in a match where the winner would walk away with sole possession of first place in the Gulf South East division. The two squads met earlier this season on Sept. ...
Read More »It runs in the Posey family
Leesburg, the small city of southwestern Georgia with a population under 3,000, is not only home to country singer Luke Bryan, but also prominent baseball rookie Buster Posey.
Read More »Blazers head down to the wire
In the past three weeks the VSU Blazers have posted an impressive 3-0 record. All three wins have come down to the final minute.
Read More »Heinz and Foote ready for season
The VSU women’s soccer team head coach Melissa Heinz and her assistant Erin Foote have high expectations for their team’s first season ever. Coach Heinz will be coaching the first ever women’s soccer team at Valdosta State. However, starting up a new team isn’t a first for Heinz’s. She’s started up programs at William Carey University, Birmingham Southern and ...
Read More »Volleyball aims for tournament
This past weekend the Valdosta State Lady Blazers volleyball team had the opportunity to play where they’ve only played once this season -- at home at the VSU Complex.
Read More »Blazers control own destiny
The scenario for the Valdosta State football team is simple – win the four remaining games on the schedule and win at least a share of the Gulf South Conference championship. This comes after the Blazers knocked off then third ranked North Alabama 5-0 a week ago and after the Harding Bison upset the Delta State Statesman this past ...
Read More »New equipment aids in hand-eye coordination
VSU’s Athletic Department has a new approach to aid its players in hand-eye coordination on the field. CogniSens Athletics, a Canadian-based company, has donated two of their NeuroTracker devices with 3D-MOT (Multiple Object Tracking) to VSU to assist with the development and training of its athletes. Mark Powell, a VSU alum and Vice President of Collegiate Development for CogniSens ...
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