Date posted: November 23, 2019
Bellevue College volleyball will go on for yet another day of survival at the 2019 NWAC Championships held at the Greater Tacoma Convention Center as the Bulldogs topped North Region champion Whatcom 2-1 yesterday. The win not only got revenge on the region champ team that swept the Bulldogs in both matches earlier this year, ...more about Volleyball Survives; Tops Region-Rival Whatcom
Date posted: November 22, 2019
Although Bellevue College's women's basketball returns only three players, their veteran presence appears to be strong as sophomores Amanda Luckett and Natalie Amos cashed in for 34 of the team's 64 in a 64-53 win last night at Courter Family Athletic Pavilion. Luckett, who was one of BC's most consistent players last season, picked right ...more about Women’s Basketball Win Season Opener
Date posted: November 22, 2019
After a disappointing 3-0 loss in the opening round of the NWAC Championships to Tacoma, Bellevue College volleyball showed they can play with anyone with a thrilling 2-1 win in an elimination match against top-ranked North Idaho. Coming into the championships, North Idaho was 27-3 and had not lost a match during league play finish ...more about Volleyball Survives at NWAC Championships; Defeats Top-Ranked North Idaho
Date posted: November 20, 2019
After sitting in neutral for more than two weeks, the Bellevue College volleyball team is going to quickly have to shift into tournament gear. The Bulldogs, whose last conference match was Nov. 6, open play at the NWAC Volleyball Championships on Thursday at 4:30 p.m. against Lane at the Greater Tacoma Convention Center in Tacoma.
Date posted: November 20, 2019
Bellevue College men's basketball fell victim to an offensive Green River squad in a 96-76 loss last night in Auburn. The Gators shot 51% from the floor and threw up nearly 30 three-pointers last night, sinking 9 of them. Down by only 7 at halftime at 41-34, BC could not stop the offense of Green ...more about Green River Tops Men’s Basketball
Date posted: November 17, 2019
Bellevue College men's basketball opened up their regular season this weekend on the road and fell to host Lower Columbia 80-70. Bellevue fell behind in the first half as the Red Devils controlled the ball offensively, putting up 40 shots. Although the Bulldogs shot nearly 45% from the field, the squad only had 29 attempts ...more about Men’s Basketball Falls to Lower Columbia in Opener
Date posted: November 17, 2019
Sophomore forward Lauren Landis and freshman midfielder Malia Miller were named to the West-South All-Star Team as announced by the NWAC. Landis, who was also named an Adidas NWAC Player of the Week this season, had a stellar career for the Bulldogs and was one of the top offensive forces in the NWAC. She was ...more about Landis and Miller Earn Women’s Soccer Honors
Date posted: November 17, 2019
Head Coach Eduardo Millan earned Coach of the Year honors. photo by Rick May Photography. Bellevue men's soccer coach Eduardo Millan, in just his second year at the helm, received NWAC Coach of the Year honors for the West-South Regions along with Tacoma Coach Jason Gjertson. After going winless in his debut year in 2018, ...more about Millan, Kaneko, Muya Earn Soccer Honors
Date posted: November 10, 2019
Bellevue College women's soccer lost an emotional contest 4-0 yesterday in NWAC quarter-finals play at Peninsula College in Port Angeles. In a year in which Bellevue's defense assisted goalkeeper Jaelynn Ramsay on a consistent basis, yesterday's game faced BC with a formidable challenge as Peninsula's offense was too much to handle. The Pirates got 12 ...more about Women’s Soccer Falls to Peninsula
Date posted: November 6, 2019
In a relatively clean match for Bellevue, the BC Bulldogs won in straight sets over visiting Everett 25-17, 25-16, 25-15 tonight at Courter Family Athletic Pavilion. The Bulldogs committed only 11 errors in the three sets with a hit percentage of .299; well over Everett's .033 for the match. Zaiah Luna-Calvin had 13 kills in ...more about Volleyball Sweeps Everett; On To NWAC Championships
