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(8:11) UIW Women's Soccer senior Keeley Ayala talks about her experience as a participant of the NCAA Student-Athlete Leadership Training.

(2:17) The UIW men's and women's golf teams began calling Briggs Ranch Golf Club home prior to the 2020-21 season.Ranked among the state's best, Briggs Ranch features zoysia tee boxes, fairways, and roughs and bent grass putting surface. The club offers a full-service clubhouse, including locker rooms, a golf shop, restaurant and six on-site casitas with 24 master suites. Planned for future construction is a full-service, state-of-the-art practice facility featuring a club fitting area, hitting bays, and golf's leading technology.

(1:40) On July 22, 2020, Head Coach Eric Morris, running back Kevin Brown and linebacker Gerald Bowie III discussed the upcoming season as part of the Southland Conference Football Virtual Kickoff.

(23:53) Head coach Eric Morris, Jr. LB Gerald Bowie III and Sr. RB Kevin Brown represented UIW at the Southland Football Virtual Kickoff on July 22, 2020.

(19:46) Introduction press conference announcing Richard Duran as the athletic director at UIW.

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(2:25) A made layup by Imani Robinson and a missed deep three were the dramatic plays in the final second to give University of the Incarnate Word women's basketball team a, 53-51 win over Nicholls on Thursday night at the McDermott Center. UIW and Nicholls put up the same amount of points in the first and second quarter with eight and fourteen, respectively. The Cardinals offense struggled to score, but the defense kept them within reach. UIW would head to the locker room trailing 24-18 at half. Macy Ray hit a three to make it a one-possession game off a stolen ball by Stafford to start the second half. Despite Nicholls holding on to the lead, it was a jump shot by Victoria Jackson that would tie the game for the first time with 20 seconds to go in the third. However, a foul at the Colonels end of the floor resulted in two made free throws, and the Cardinals would trail heading into the final quarter, 33-31. UIW started the fourth quarter with a jump shot by Star Omozee. A bad pass at the other end of the court to put the ball back in Omozee's hands for a made shot, giving the Cardinals the lead for the first time in the game, 35-33. Nicholls began to break away after a 6-0 run, but UIW fought its way back when Ray sank two 3-pointers back-to-back to tie the game, 49-49. Jackson stole the ball, dribbled it down the court and finished with a layup to give UIW the lead, 51-49, with 17 seconds on the clock. Nicholls managed to tie the game, but Robinson's layup with one second on the clock and a three-point attempt by the Colonels that rimmed out, gave UIW its first Southland Conference win of the new decade.

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(2:40) UIW Athletics recaps last week's action and previews the upcoming sporting events for all your favorite Cardinals teams.#TheWord #UIW

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(1:10) An overtime golden goal by Keeley Ayala in the second overtime secured a win the University of the Incarnate Word women's soccer team, with a final score of 3-2, over Sam Houston State University on Friday night. HOW IT HAPPENEDHannah Walsh scored her second career goal as the opening point of the match, bending a shot from the left to net one in the 12th minute. The Cardinals advanced the score to 2-0 in the 35th minute as Taylor Husfeld notched her first goal of the season. The Sam Houston Bearkats answered back with an open goal to make the score leading into halftime 2-1. The score remained as such until late into the 89th minute when SHSU's Brooke Jones scored the night's second Bearkat goal forcing the game into overtime. The first overtime was highly physical but saw no scoring in all ten minutes, maintaining the 2-2 score. UIW came into the second overtime determined to wrap things up. Ayala answered that call in the 102nd minute with a boot to the back of the net, stopping the clock and finalizing the Cardinal's 3-2 win over SHSU. Goalkeeper Cailey Croson got the win on the night, and racked up eight stud saves to protect UIW's win. The offensive line worked efficiently in their efforts, contributing nine shots (four on frame) and seven corner kicks alongside the three match goals scored.#TheWord #GoldenGoal

(2:35) UIW Athletics recaps last week's action and previews the upcoming sporting events for all your favorite Cardinals teams.Welcome to the Cardinals Recap!Hosted by Scott Mandziara#TheWord #UIW

(2:21) The 25th-ranked University of the Incarnate Word football team clinched a convincing, 35-17 victory over Lamar University on Saturday night at Benson Stadium to improve to 5-2 overall and 4-1 in Southland Conference action. Last year left a bad taste for the UIW Cardinals after their game-winning field goal attempt was blocked and returned for a touchdown as time expired. Eric Morris' team wanted this year's meeting with Lamar to be different, and it was. The Cardinals took an early advantage and never trailed, leading by as much as 28-7 at one point. Jon Copeland led the Cardinals with a season-best 376 passing yards, including a long pass of 90 yards to Ameer King to set up a UIW touchdown. King had a career-high 124 receiving yards, while Lamont Johnson chipped in 97 receiving yards.

(2:03) UIW Athletics recaps last week's action and previews the upcoming sporting events for all your favorite Cardinals teams.Welcome to the Cardinals Recap!Hosted by Scott Mandziara#TheWord #UIW

(2:00) The University of the Incarnate Word football team won their first road game of the year, 38-36, on Saturday night against Houston Baptist at Husky Field. Jon Copeland found his stride, going 33-for-44 for 342 yards and three touchdowns. This marks his second 300-yard passing game of the season and the seventh of his career. Kevin Brown racked up 105 rushing yards on 11 carries. This is his second 100-yard rushing game of the season. Kam Williams ended the night with 101 yards on nine catches. This is his fourth consecutive game with 100 or more yards. Defensively, Jacob Harper had 12 tackles, while Tre Richardson chipped in 11 tackles, with seven solo.#TheWord #UIW

(2:08) UIW Athletics recaps last week's action and previews the upcoming sporting events for all your favorite Cardinals teams.Welcome to the Cardinals Recap!Hosted by Scott Mandziara#TheWord #UIW

(1:51) The University of the Incarnate Word football team won its first Southland Conference home game against Abilene Christian on Saturday night, 31-24.Kam Williams had a team-best 105 receiving yards on seven catches. Jon Copeland went 18-for-35 and had 107 passing yards. Ameer King registered 66 rushing yards, while Keyondrick Philio had 30 yards and rushed for three touchdowns.#TheWord #UIW

(1:57) UIW Athletics recaps last week's action and previews the upcoming sporting events for all your favorite Cardinals teams.Welcome to the Cardinals Recap!Hosted by Scott Mandziara#TheWord #UIW