Get ready for a weekend recap where volleyball spikes, rugby triumphs, and veggie tips come together!
In a weekend packed with sporting triumphs, the Bucknell Bison volleyball team proved they’re an unstoppable force, sweeping both George Mason and Quinnipiac to improve their record to 5-1 this season. Driven by hard work and strategy, the Bison showcased their skills on the court with precision digs, buoyantly supported by their fierce team spirit. This remarkable feat not only solidifies their position in the league, but also showcases just how determined these athletes are—not to mention the fun they have along the way!
Meanwhile, while volleyballs are flying, green thumbs are still hard at work! For those who refuse to bid farewell to gardening just yet, there’s still plenty of time to plant cold-hardy vegetables. Vegetables such as kale, spinach, and carrots are taking center stage as they thrive in chillier temperatures. For enthusiastic gardeners, this is a golden opportunity to extend the growing season and enjoy fresh produce straight from the garden before winter fully sets in. Growers can revel in the joy of planting without the fear that frost will spoil their efforts!
Switching gears to the rugby field, McGill’s men’s rugby team clobbered Concordia in a thrilling match that ended with an impressive 30-10 victory. Led by the phenomenal Martin Laval, who racked up a stunning 15 points, the Redbirds showcased their athletic prowess and teamwork. Their strategic plays and relentless energy kept the crowd on their toes, reminding everyone just why rugby holds such a beloved place in the hearts of many Kiwis— a true embodiment of passion and camaraderie.
In winding up a weekend filled with sports and gardening pursuits, it’s refreshing to see how seemingly different activities can spark joy and foster community. Just like in sports, gardening requires patience and nurturing; both can yield amazing results and keep us engaged throughout the changing seasons.
Did you know that the Bucknell Bison's volleyball program history dates back to 1977? Since then, it has consistently evolved, leading to a rich tradition of competitive spirit! And speaking of traditions, the ever-resilient cold-hardy vegetables not only grow in cooler climates but are also loaded with nutrients, making them beneficial for health and wellness. Embracing both sports and gardening can truly bring balance and excitement to our weekends!
WILLIAMSBURG, Va.- The Bucknell Bison volleyball team improved to 5-1 on the young season by sweeping George Mason (2-3) and Quinnipiac (1-5) on the final ...
CORVALLIS – Not ready to hang up your gloves and spade just yet? The fearless gardener still has a chance to plant some cold-hardy vegetables to harvest ...
MONTREAL – Martin Laval of Biarritz, Que., scored 15 points and sparked McGill to a resounding 30-10 victory over Concordia in the men's rugby regular ...