The FAU Hockey Club D3 Owls followed up last night’s 16 goal outburst by netting another 16 goals in tonight’s come from behind victory over University of North Florida, and improving their record to 7-1 on the season.
Welcome back to Paradise. Florida Atlantic was host to Mercer (1-1) to open play at the Elly for the 2024-25 season. Statistically both squads were even, but the Owls three-point offense carried FAU to their first victory of the season.
A rainy Boca Raton set the scene for an important matchup in the quarterfinals of the AAC tournament. No. 4 seeded FAU hosted rival no. 5 seeded FIU (5-5-6, 3-2-3) in the first round of the American Athletic Conference championship.
Florida Atlantic traveled to Denton to face North Texas (8-16, 5-8 AAC) in an important AAC showdown. Entering the match, UNT had a five match losing streak while Florida Atlantic was coming off a sweep over Temple. A weekend trip to Texas could not have started better for FAU as the Owls earned a 3-1 victory over the Mean Green.
Basketball in paradise started out with a bang, as the Owls dominated in their first home opener of the Jakus Era defeating Coastal Georgia 99-49.
The Home-opener for FAU Men’s basketball is almost upon us, as D2 Coastal Georgia heads to Eleanor R Baldwin Arena to give John Jakus and company their first taste of regular season basketball in paradise.
The season for FAU football went from bad to total disarray on Thursday evening as the Owls and Pirates were tied for the first 23 seconds of the game, however it all went downhill from there.
In Division 2, nine College Hockey South teams have made it into the top 20, with Florida Atlantic University leading the pack
FAU checks into this matchup against ECU on the heels of 3 straight losses and needing to win out to make a bowl game.