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By: Peri Sheinin
Published Dec. 8, 2023 at 6:07 AM GMT+1 | Updated 14 minutes ago BRIDGEWATER, Va. (WHSV) - “I try to make up for my size in my strength and speed.”
James Madison men’s and women’s basketball teams are staying committed to the court during finals week.
For the first time in JMU history at the FBS level, Green earned First Team All-America honors from the Associated Press and Action Network.
Peri Sheinin spoke with former Dance Moms star Kendall Vertes about her career with the JMU Dukettes, her identity beyond the dance floor, and her recent Dance Moms reunion.
The Dukes have been led by players such as TJ Bickerstaff, who was voted the Sun Belt Player of the Week.
On Wednesday, Page County girls basketball took down East Rockingham 50-38.
The JMU staple is back on the field for practice, not as a player, but as a coach of the offensive line.
By: Peri Sheinin
This fall, Harrisonburg senior Victor Bullard helped lead the Blue Streaks to their first win on the football field since 2021.
No. 20 James Madison will look to extend its undefeated streak when the Dukes face Hampton on Saturday.
The Dukes are led by two figures in head coaching roles as the team gets ready to face Air Force in the Armed Forces Bowl. JMU acting head coach Damian Wroblewski is joined by head coach Bob Chesney. According to the Dukes, the coaches are working together during practice, with Wroblewski organizing logistics while Chesney gets to know players on an individual basis.
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