It was an emotional day at the Wall Aquatic Center Saturday as the Lumberjacks celebrated eight graduating seniors. Casey Craffey, Francesca Criscione, Jamie Dellwardt, Victoria Knapp, Bena Koehn ...

In the midst of his 14-year tenure as NAU's 12th president, Eugene Hughes jokingly said he grew weary of the Lumberjacks' motto of fostering upstanding student-athletes. "I was tired of building ...

10 The number of 3-point shots made by the Lumberjacks was the main reason for both the margin of victory and NAU’s point total. 0 The number of minutes played by Jada Williams.

The Wall Aquatic Center has been the home of Northern Arizona swimming & diving since the program’s inaugural season in 1983. In 2016 though, the Lumberjacks will have a new home in the North ...

The Northern Arizona Lumberjacks (3-3, 1-1) are heading back on the road Saturday to visit Missoula where they will take on another Big Sky opponent, Montana (4-2, 1-1).

NAU Athletics just unveiled a new first-ever alternative identity, welcoming the “Astrojacks” into the Lumberjack family.

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After a few "down" years, Northern Arizona has the talent, the depth, the balance and, now, a greater sense of urgency. The Lumberjacks figured to make a push toward the top of the Big Sky ...

With just two weeks left to qualify for NCAAs a majority of the top-16 fields are coming into form on the distance side. The NAU men are currently slated to qualify ten entries across three ...

It was 43 degrees outside with snow on the ground, not exactly your typical look and feel on the opening day of the college football season. But for NAU that was the case, as the Lumberjacks ...

It was a back and forth contest, NAU scored the first points of the game but the Lumberjacks were never able to gain a comfortable lead on the Griz. with every bucket the Lumberjacks scored ...

It comes down to this: Big programs have money to pay for state-of-the-art facilities while the small schools struggle to afford modest upgrades.