What Is athletics.biola.edu? Biola University Athletics Explained

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athletics.biola.edu is the official athletics website for Biola University, covering the school's varsity sports programs. It serves as the central hub for team news, schedules, rosters, and department announcements. The page currently highlighted in the site's records is a splash page announcing that Biola is adding a women's flag football program.

What the site covers

As an official athletics department site, it is built to serve fans, prospective student-athletes, media, and current students who want information about Biola's teams. Typical content areas include:

  • News and announcements — program additions, coaching hires, and department updates
  • Schedules and results — game dates, opponents, and outcomes across sports
  • Rosters — player and staff listings for each team
  • Sport-specific pages — dedicated sections for each varsity program

The specific page referenced here is a splash/landing page tied to the women's flag football announcement. Its visible text is mostly navigation and a notice about ad blockers, with a "Continue to Home" link that leads into the main site.

The women's flag football announcement

The headline item on this page is that Biola is adding women's flag football as a sport. This is the kind of program-level news that official athletics sites typically publish when a department expands its offerings. If you want the full details — start date, coaching staff, recruiting information, or conference affiliation — you would need to continue past the splash page into the main athletics site, since the splash page itself only carries the headline and navigation.

How to use the site

  1. Start at the splash page and select "Continue to Home" to reach the main athletics homepage.
  2. Use the main navigation to find a specific sport, then look for its schedule, roster, and news tabs.
  3. Check the news section for announcements like the flag football addition, which typically include more context than the splash page.
  4. Expect an ad-blocker notice — the page displays a message asking visitors to disable ad blockers so content can load properly. If you use an ad blocker, you may see this prompt instead of the full page.

Things to keep in mind

  • The splash page is a gateway, not a full article. Most of its text is navigation and the ad-blocker message, so don't expect detailed program information there.
  • For recruiting or eligibility questions, official athletics sites usually direct you to a separate compliance or recruiting page rather than answering them on a news splash.
  • If content appears missing, the ad-blocker detection is the most likely cause based on what the page itself displays.

In short, athletics.biola.edu is where you follow Biola's varsity teams, and the page in question marks the addition of women's flag football — a starting point you click through to reach the full site.