Date posted: September 18, 2021
Bellevue College's women's soccer proved to be too much offensively, controlling the ball in the first half en route to a 3-1 win today against Tacoma. The Bulldogs jumped ahead early and were in control the entire match as super sophomore, Alexis Lamb, back for her third year at BC, scored at the 25:13 mark ...more about Women’s Soccer Powers Past Tacoma
Date posted: September 17, 2021
Two days after a 3-0 straight set drubbing to host Bellevue, Pierce College bounced back strongly to win in straight sets on their home court, as the two teams battled again last night in Lakewood with Pierce winning 25-23, 25-21, 25-18. The Bulldogs played evenly with the Raiders in set one, but gradually lost momentum ...more about Pierce Volleyball Tops Bellevue
Date posted: September 16, 2021
Bellevue College women's soccer defeated visiting Lower Columbia yesterday afternoon 2-0. In a match that took a while for Bellevue to get things going, the score was tied 0-0 for much of the entire match until 15 minutes into the second half as Maddie Drye, a defender, scored the team's first goal to finally break ...more about Women’s Soccer Tops Lower Columbia 2-0
Date posted: September 15, 2021
Bellevue College volleyball rebounded back strongly from two losses last weekend in a dominating straight set win over visiting Pierce College, 25-20, 25-17, 25-20. One of the top teams in the NWAC and leaders in the West Region, Pierce had difficulty defending BC all night as the Bulldogs got strong swings off all night, hitting ...more about Volleyball Sweeps Pierce
Date posted: September 14, 2021
Bellevue College men's soccer tied visiting Skagit Valley College today 1-1 in NWAC league play today. In an evenly played game, both teams scored in the first half and went scoreless as frustrations mounted for both teams in the second half, with three yellow cards issued, with two of them coming in the final minutes ...more about Men’s Soccer Tie Skagit Valley
Date posted: September 14, 2021
Returner Sarah Lawrence continued her winning ways from Spring '21 with a blistering 67 followed by a 74 to take medalist honors at the St. Martin's Invitational at the Home Course today in DuPont. Lawrence, who was medalist on several occasions last year, survived the close competition of Western Washington University's Megan Billeter, who shot ...more about Sarah Lawrence Earns Medalist Honors at Opening Tourney For BC Golf
Date posted: September 12, 2021
In a physical defensive standoff, Bellevue's women's soccer team tied Centralia last night in a scoreless game. There were a total of 19 fouls in the contest while each team's goalkeeper's recorded shutouts with minimal action on each team's end as there was only one shot on goal for both Bellevue and Centralia. Bellevue is ...more about Bellevue Ties Centralia in Women’s Soccer
Date posted: September 12, 2021
In a rare battle on the pitch, Bellevue tied Edmonds 1-1 yesterday to open up league play for NWAC soccer. Although Bellevue and Edmonds historically have league rivalry matches in other sports, the two squads play in different regions for soccer until this year making the game a historical one. The game was not only ...more about Men’s Soccer Ties Edmonds
Date posted: September 12, 2021
Bellevue College volleyball split four matches over the weekend at the NWAC Crossover Tourney this weekend. The event is part of a conference-wide non-league tourney in which several schools host various NWAC schools from other regions to face new competition. The Bulldogs hosted Highline, Skagit Valley, Wenatchee Valley, SW Oregon, Columbia Basin, South Puget Sound, ...more about Volleyball Goes 2-2 at Crossover Tourney
Date posted: September 8, 2021
Bellevue College volleyball won in four sets last night (21-25, 27-25, 25-18, 25-18) over Lower Columbia. After a rusty first set by both teams, Bellevue gradually gained momentum and took control with commanding wins in sets three and four. In the final set, BC swung at a .302 clip committing only 4 errors. In set ...more about Bulldogs Pull Away at Lower Columbia
