Athletics

Hunter Jurica balances life as a finance and analytics double major while competing on the golf team, growing in his Catholic faith, and applying data-driven thinking across campus and beyond.

Visit on March 16 or March 30, 2026 to meet coaches and student-athletes, tour campus, and learn about SFU Athletics’ transition to Division III — a new era of balance, community, and competition. Register today to get involved.

Olivia is just getting started in her college track career, and she has already broken several SFU track records. Plus, she's getting a head start on her healthcare career as an undergraduate PA student in the Accelerated Early-Entry (3+2) MPAS program.

Saint Francis University is celebrating three $1 million commitments that strengthen student access, campus life, and the future of SFU Athletics while affirming confidence in the University’s mission and direction.

Balancing roles in several student advocacy groups and SFU's track team, Honors student Jayden Foster is making the most of his Saint Francis experience—embracing wellness, leadership, and learning as he prepares for a future in Public Health.

Saint Francis University accelerates its transition to NCAA Division III, taking advantage of a new policy that shortens the reclassification process from three years to two, allowing Red Flash student-athletes to compete in Presidents’ Athletic Conference (PAC) championship play a year sooner than expected.

Saint Francis University has ushered in a new era for its storied softball program, naming Bill Vasko as the 14th head coach in program history. Director of Athletics Jim Brazill made the announcement Monday, signaling the continuation of a championship legacy that includes seven Northeast Conference (NEC) Tournament titles and NCAA Regional appearances over the past eight seasons.

As Saint Francis University begins its exciting transition to NCAA Division III, the Athletics Department is proud to announce the addition of men’s swimming as its 23rd intercollegiate athletics program, launching in the 2026–27 season.

Chynna Bozeman has been promoted to head coach of Saint Francis women’s basketball after a standout season as an assistant. A former college star and experienced coach, she brings strong leadership and a clear vision as the Red Flash look to build on their legacy and return to championship form.

Saint Francis University continues to uphold a proud tradition of academic excellence among its student-athletes, with 104 Red Flash athletes named to the Northeast Conference (NEC) Winter Academic Honor Roll.