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Weekend split déja vu for 'Runners
By Pablo Cruz and Eric Lansing
Playing their first set of “real” Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference matches this season on Sept. 8 and 9 at the Auraria Event Center, the Roadrunners volleyball team repeated the pattern of the previous weekend’s preliminary tournament by bouncing back after an initial two losses to win two of their first four regional matches.

'Runners dodge close calls on the net
By Jeremy Johnson
The Metro women’s soccer team continued its Division-II dominance last week in Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference action. Though the road – which was full of nasty elements last week for Metro – hasn’t been as smooth for the Roadrunners so far this season, the results have been exactly the same. They win.

'Runners bury 'Diggers, beat Mustangs
By Eric Lansing
After a “disappointing” 6-0 loss to No. 1-ranked Fort Lewis last week, men’s soccer head coach Ken Parsons wondered how the team would rebound and find their way back to winning ways.

Madden a challenge for gaming pros
By Jeremy Johnson
The video game industry is booming bigger than ever these days, and there is no better example of this than the billion-dollar Electronic Arts John Madden football series. Since 1995, Madden games have become a staple for cyber-athletes worldwide, and nowhere is that trend better showcased than at the annual Madden Challenge.

Video gamers unite
By Jeremy Johnson
Video games have always been a way of escaping reality and living vicariously through digital images. Whether you’re killing zombies, stealing cars, finding magic mushrooms in secret sewers or fighting Dracula himself, video games have provided thrill-seeking experiences for otherwise mundane human beings swimming in mediocrity.