As Bluefield College’s softball team continues to face injury, they were forced to throw a pair of non-traditional pitchers against Shawnee State, Tuesday, as the visiting Bears picked up a pair of 5-inning victories, 11-2 and 14-0.   Freshman Kasey Holcomb pitched for the second ...

Alex Bartley of Honaker and Anna Davis of Haysi have both signed letters of intent to play softball at Bluefield College.

The visiting Cavaliers picked up a pair of wins over Bluefield College on Monday evening, by scores of 6-1 and 17-1.

Despite giving up just four runs in two games against No. 19 Lindsey Wilson, Saturday, the Lady Rams dropped a pair of games on the road, 0-1 and 0-3.

Georgetown took both of Saturday's doubleheader games to seal the series sweep over BC.

Georgetown plated runs in the 8th, 9th and 10th innings to come from behind and defeat the Rams, Friday evening.

The Bluefield College tennis teams concluded their 2013 slate strongly, as both the men’s and women’s teams defeated Southern Virginia University by a score of 6-3.

Bluefield College's golf team earned a third place finish Monday at the ninth annual Wheeling Jesuit Spring Invitational.

A total of 14 Bluefield errors led to 13 unearned runs for the visiting Golden Bears Wednesday afternoon, as West Virginia Tech swept the Lady Rams with wins of 5-3 and 14-1.

The Bluefield College men’s tennis team defeated visiting Ferrum College, Friday afternoon, by a score of 5-4.

The recently added Bluefield College sport, Rams football, has had to face a variety of change during the offseason and is now preparing for the 2013 campaign.

Five Rams claimed at least three hits apiece Wednesday evening as Bluefield struck for 23 hits in an 18-7 victory over visiting Emory & Henry at Bowen Field.

The Bluefield golf team finished 14th of 17 teams at the 20th Annual SEKI-MSC Spring golf tournament, played at Crooked Creek Golf Club in London, Ky.

Despite owning leads in the early innings of both games, the Bluefield softball team dropped a pair of Mid-South Conference contests to the University of Pikeville, Tuesday.

The Rams had two strong pitching performances Saturday as they split the MSC doubleheader with #21 Campbellsville.

Bluefield gave up 14 hits and made six errors as No. 21 Campbellsville took a 12-2 victory in eight innings.

In their second season back on the football field, the Rams will have to endure seven road contests in their 11-game schedule.

Three local Graham High School students have signed to join the soccer programs at Bluefield College.

Bluefield College Athletic Director Peter Dryer has announced Jim Butski as the Lady Rams’ new head volleyball coach.

Former Ram Keronn Walker is sharing and instructing the game of baseball through his nonprofit organization, B.I.G Baseball Academy, in Chicago's Hyde Park.

Bluefield threatened with base runners late in both Mid-South Conference softball contests on Saturday, but the hosting Cumberland Bulldogs held off the Lady Rams for 2-0 and 6-2 victories.

Bluefield plated a combined 29 runs on 27 hits Saturday evening as they handily defeated Ohio University Chillicothe, 16-2 and 13-1.

An offensive explosion from Bluefield led the Rams to a road win over Emory & Henry on Wednesday afternoon.

Despite a strong pitching performance from Aline Uehara in game one and a pair of home runs in game two, Bluefield dropped a pair of games to UVa.-Wise, Wednesday.

Tequila McNeal has been named a NCCAA first team All-American and Ashley White a NCCAA second team All-American.

The Lady Rams dropped a pair of contests to St. Catharine, Saturday in Mid-South Conference softball action.

Bluefield bounced back from a 12-5 defeat to Emory & Henry in game one to defeat the Wasps, 6-5 in game two.

After dropping game one to the University of Rio Grande, 8-2, the Bluefield softball team earned a 5-4 win for the program’s first Mid-South Conference victory.

Bluefield College and Ohio State Lima each took a win Tuesday afternoon to split the non-conference matchup at Bowen Field.

Kyle Long had a career-high 11 strikeouts for Bluefield.

Facing a trio of road doubleheaders, the Bluefield softball team dropped six games over the last three days.

Byron Carpenter has been named to the National Christian College Athletic Association’s (NCCAA) All Mid-East first team while Kearsten Marion was named honorable mention.

Bluefield College’s Jamie Blackwell provided the game-winning single in the bottom of the ninth as the Rams took game one, 6-5, over Pikeville, Sunday at Bowen Field, but the visiting Bears provided the late-inning runs in the series finale to claim game two, 11-8.

Tequila McNeal of Bluefield College and Amy Philamlee share NCCAA Mid-East Region Player of the Year honors, headlining the All-Region team.

An early 12-2 run from No. 1 seed Union University proved to be enough to down the No. 2 Bluefield College Rams in the NCCAA Mid-East Championship game.

No. 1 seed Union University (TN) and No. 2 seed Bluefield College each earned convincing wins Thursday evening, setting the stage for tomorrow's NCCAA Mid-East Final.

Bluefield College hosts the NCCAA's D-I Women's Basketball Mid-East Regional on Thursday, March 7 and Friday, March 8.

Bluefield baseball dropped three games against Shawnee State in Portsmouth, Ohio this weekend in a Mid-South Conference series.

When it comes to advancing character-driven intercollegiate athletics, Bluefield College champions the cause, according to the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA), who recently named BC a Champions of Character Five Star Institution.

Bluefield College's Byron Carpenter earned the program's first All Mid-South first team honors after leading the conference in scoring this season.

2 seed Georgetown sank 14-of-16 free throws over the final 4:31 to clinch the come-from-behind victory over 7th-seeded Bluefield, Thursday evening in the MSC Tournament.

Five Bluefield College women's basketball players earned MSC recognition.

After disproving many in making the MSC Tournament, the Lady Rams look to make some noise this weekend.

An eight-run sixth inning led the Lady Rams to 10-1 victory in game one, while they fell, 3-2, in the finale.

21 points from senior guard Ashley White weren't enough to defeat No. 6 Cumberland Saturday afternoon.

21 second-half points from Byron Carpenter led the Rams to a 75-63 victory over Cumberland on Senior Day, Saturday at the Dome Gymnasium.

The Rams' bats came alive on Friday, striking for 20 runs on 25 hits as they swept the twinbill with Rio Grande to open MSC play.

Bluefield earned a convincing home victory on Thursday night in the Dome against Cumberlands (Ky.).

In women’s Mid-South Conference action, Cumberlands (Ky.) controlled the tempo and held Bluefield 28 points below its season average en route to a 56-43 victory, Thursday evening at the Dome Gymnasium.

Travis Roberts has landed his first signee as BC's Head Cross Country Coach.