Photo provided by Rampage student photographer Elle Gunter Team Goals The Bluefield University men’s soccer team enters the 2025 season with high expectations and a clear goal: to make the Appalachian Athletic Conference (AAC) tournament. With a talented mix of leaders and impactful newcomers, the Rams believe they have the pieces to push for a […]
Photo provided by Rampage student photographer Malique Gordon. Former BU alumnus and soccer player Cade Mullins has taken over the reins of the Lady Rams soccer program. Mullins is from Richlands, VA, and graduated from Bluefield University in 2019. He first started playing soccer in eighth grade and continued to play all the way to […]
The Bluefield University Athletics Department and members of the BU women’s soccer team are searching for answers and new leadership in the wake of the departure of head coach Patrick Ritter in January. Athletics Director Corey Mullins spoke about the impact Coach Ritter had on the program in just three years at the helm. “It […]
International student-athlete Denzel Dzokamushure is making a difference on the men’s soccer team in just his first season with the Rams.
Lots of experience returning for the BU men’s soccer team this fall, giving Ram fans hope for a very promising 2023 campaign.
Despite the challenges of 2022, the Bluefield University women’s soccer team has big expectations for the fall 2023 season.
The departure of head men’s soccer coach Alex Smith has created an opportunity for assistant coach Gabriel Blakman to lead the team.
The men’s and women’s soccer seasons are well underway. Check out this preview to find out what to expect from the Rams in 2022.
Both the men’s and women’s soccer teams at Bluefield University are well into their 2021 seasons. The men are enjoying quite a bit of success, while the women are learning from what has become a very challenging season.
The Bluefield University men’s soccer team is trying to increase awareness of the need to address racial injustice with silent protests during each of its games this season.
Moving across the world to pursue a dream is not an easy thing to do, but that’s exactly what Bluefield College student Farah Schweers did. Read her story.
BC sophomore Axel Johansson’s love for soccer and graphic design has brought him from his beloved home of Sweden all the way to the small town of Bluefield, Virginia.
In 2016, Gabriel Blakman started an adventure from his home in Ecuador to the United States of America for the purpose of earning a college degree while playing collegiate soccer.
Bluefield College alumnus and former Rams soccer player Michael Callaghan has returned to his alma mater and to the BC field as the new head coach for Lady Rams soccer.
