Top-ranked Grand View holds off second-half comeback No. 4 Benedictine
Top-ranked Grand View University won the turnover battle on Saturday afternoon as they held off upset-minded Benedictine Football in the second Heart-UEN Clash of the Week.
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Ravens soar to second consecutive opening win over Mustangs
By James Howey Atchison Globe Trailing by four with three and a half minutes left, No. 4 Benedictine needed a drive. Senior quarterback Jackson Dooley… Login to continue reading Login…
Ravens open up with top-five showdown
By James Howey Atchison Globe No. 4 Benedictine will begin the program’s 2025 campaign by hosting No. 3 Morningside for the second consecutive season. The… Login to continue reading Login…
BC picked as Heart South favorite
Benedictine Athletics Football tabbed as Heart South favorite Benedictine earns 35 points and 5 of 7 first-place votes 2025 Heart South Coaches’ Pol graphic Benedictine… Login to continue reading Login…
Ravens grab number nine seed after recording setting win
Following a school record 86-0 win over William Woods, Benedictine College football earned its 16th appearance in NAIA Football Championship Series as the number nine seed.
BC bludgeons CMU on Senior day
Benedictine Football sent out their Senior class with a 39-point win over Central Methodist University on Saturday.The No.
No. 8 Ravens soar past Spartans for Homecoming win
For the third time this season, the defense of No.8 Benedictine tallied 6 or more sacks en route to a win.Saturday’s 48-14 win for the Ravens marked the third time in the past four games that Benedictine recorded 6 sacks defensively as the Ravens limited Missouri Baptist University to a new season low for rushing yards at 56 yards on 31 carries.While the Raven defense limited the Spartans rushing attack, Benedictine’s rushing attack allowed the Ravens to jump ahead to a 14-0 lead.