Falling just short of the Sweet 16, Belmont’s Big Dance has come to an end and the queens of the castle will regroup. Despite losing a hard-fought lead over the University of Tennessee in their final seconds on the Lady Vols’ home court, the Bruins’ season has been filled with big wins, immense growth and leaves the team looking toward a bigger and brighter future. In the 2021-22 season, the team built on the previous year and proved it can play — and win — against the best o

Win or go home. It’s the ultimatum given to every team at March Madness, and after a narrow loss to the University of Tennessee Knoxville on Monday night, Belmont is the latest squad to leave the dance floor. Despite the 70-67 loss to the Lady Vols, Belmont’s presence in the Round of 32 is something to celebrate, marking the second time the team has gotten there in as many years. The Vision caught every second of the game on camera so that you, loyal Bruins, can relive every

Belmont’s March Madness run came to an end in the Round of 32 as the Bruins lost a nail-biting battle to in-state foe University of Tennessee Knoxville. The game came down to the final minute, but the Bruins fell short 70-67 after a shot from Destinee Wells fell short in the last second of the game. Facing a historically great program in the No. 4 Lady Volunteers, the Bruins did everything but back down. “When we play it’s not about a name on a jersey, it’s not about a rankin

In a sea of orange and white at Thomson-Boling Arena, there’s a loud, proud island of red and blue. Five busloads of students and faculty made their way to Knoxville to cheer the Bruins on in their second-round showdown of NCAA Tournament play, while back in Nashville, others kept the spirit of the game alive at a primetime screening on Belmont’s main lawn. As women’s basketball faces the biggest game in program history against No. 4 University of Tennessee, the Bruins have a

For two rounds of overtime, the University of Oregon answered every Belmont shot — until the last one. For the second straight season, No. 12 Belmont pulled off a first-round upset in the NCAA Tournament, this time outlasting the No. 5 Ducks in Knoxville’s Thompson-Boling Arena. The Bruins’ 73-70 win sends them on to the second round of March Madness, where they will face No. 4 University of Tennessee on the same court at 6 p.m. Monday. “I don’t think I could be more proud of

The 2022 NCAA women’s tournament selection committee has spoken. No. 12 seed Belmont University will dance their way to Knoxville, Tennessee, for a match-up against the No. 5 University of Oregon Ducks in the Thompson-Boling Arena on Saturday. The teams were placed in the Wichita region, and the winner will advance to play the victors of the University of Tennessee versus the University of Buffalo contest in the second round. “We’ve got our hands full,” Belmont head coach Bar

Next up for Belmont? The NCAA Tournament. For the sixth time in seven years, the Bruins are headed to the big dance after a commanding 51-29 victory over No. 2-seeded Tennessee Tech University in Belmont’s final Ohio Valley Conference championship game. “Our team proved today that we are a championship program,” Belmont head coach Bart Brooks said. “We displayed unbelievable resilience and toughness today, and that’s what winners do.” Leading the charge, sophomore guard Desti

Belmont’s No. 1-seeded women’s basketball team beat Austin Peay State University in the Ohio Valley Conference tournament semifinals Friday. Traveling to Evansville, Indiana, to begin their final run in the OVC Tournament, the Bruins knocked down the Governors 63-51 to secure a spot in Saturday’s final — the team’s sixth trip to that championship matchup in seven years. Sophomores Madison Bartley and Destinee Wells led the charge for the Bruins, scoring 20 points each and put

They play as kids in knee-length jerseys and as D-I athletes in college colors. They fall and fail. They rise again to raise trophies. They’re questioned for becoming parents or proving critics wrong. But girls and women in sport show up. They show up to make an impact, to have fun, to break records, to support their teammates, to represent, and on Wednesday, girls and women in sports are celebrated. National Girls and Women in Sports Day on Feb. 2 recognizes those who work t