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David Joplin sure loves his tiny arenas. Heck, after his career-high 29 points on 9-of-17 overall and 6-of-11 three-point shooting, it doesn’t even need to be an actual arena. A hotel ballroom with a temporary court and bleachers will suffice for the senior forward. Joplin, who has made a habit of scoring big in smaller buildings like Wintrust Arena in Chicago and the Al … [Read more...] about David Joplin scores career-high 29 points in 80-69 win over Georgia

Another day, another dominant Hattie Bray performance. The senior middle blocker tied her season-high kill count with 15 on a career-best .700 hitting percentage. It was her fourth consecutive match with over 10 and her third in a row as Marquette volleyball’s kill leader. Bray converted her first five attacks before missing one, and finished with kills on 15 of her 20 attacks … [Read more...] about Hattie Bray again leads Marquette with tied-season-high 15 kills on career-best hitting in Xavier sweep

In a season marked by change and growth, Marquette women’s basketball is undergoing a cultural transformation under new leadership with six new players. Central to this shift is returning senior Lee Volker, who has bought into head coach Cara Consuegra’s standard of working and playing hard for those around you. “I’ve been really fortunate because all the returners have bought … [Read more...] about Building Culture: Lee Volker steps into leadership role in year one with Cara Consuegra

Marquette men’s soccer welcomed two new additions to the class of 2029 Friday afternoon. Head coach David Korn announced signees Drew Mullins from Clearwater, Florida and Bryce Richards from Oak Park, Illinois. “We are really excited to welcome Bryce and Drew to Marquette this fall,” Korn said in a release from Marquette Athletics. “They are the kind of people we believe will … [Read more...] about Marquette men’s soccer signs two class of 2029 recruits