The women's basketball team faces Wayne State University for the third time this season in the first round of GLIAC Tournament play at home Saturday. After defeating Wayne State and University of Findlay last week, the team is 23-3 overall, 15-2 in the GLIAC. (0) comments
The Hillsdale College baseball team is 4-2 after opening weekend in Florida. Players spoke by phone Sunday night, citing solid pitching, impressive play by freshmen and offensive power from junior Brandon Hubbard as keys to their wins. The team swept the Wheeling Jesuit University Cardinals on Friday, putting up 20 runs in the doubleheader. (0) comments
Despite suffering two losses this past week, Charger men's basketball heads to Grand Valley State University Saturday for the GLIAC Tournament. Grand Valley comes in as both the No. 1 seed and host of the tournament, and is No.2 in the country for Division II. (0) comments
When the college swim team searched for a coach at the beginning of their season, the captains took responsibility for the team. Juniors Anne Verhoef and Ali Lanctot ran practices, encouraged the team, and acted as role models in and out of the pool. Though Verhoef and Lanctot shouldered more responsibility than most, every sports team desires the same leadership skills embedded within the character of their team captains. (0) comments
Hillsdale students explore the joys of snowboarding. (0) comments
With last weekend's tune-up meets under their belts, Hillsdale track and field heads to University of Findlay for the GLIAC Championships beginning Feb. 29. There they face tough competition from rivals Ashland University and Grand Valley State University. (0) comments
Fueled by recent Hillsdale College marketing changes, coaches discussed new jersey colors and a revamped Charger logo this week. Possible plans, discussed this week, could result in adding a third color, red, to the Charger blue and white, and a move to redesign the Charger's H-bolt logo. (0) comments
The Hillsdale Chargers baseball squad plays its first game in Ft. Myers, Fla., tomorrow against Wheeling-Jesuit University, the first test of a season in which coaches and players are targeting as many as 30 wins and playoff success. Head coach Paul Noce, in his 16th season, said the team is riding on its best recruiting class in years. (0) comments
Assistant coach Andy Lovell calls a good changeup the most difficult pitch to hit, so he has the pitching rotation working on theirs daily. The changeup is exactly what it sounds like - a change of speed. It's a slow pitch. Pitchers grip the ball in a variety of ways that limit how fast they can throw it. (0) comments
I've always said Hillsdale College is the Notre Dame of Division II athletics: small, outstanding academics, battling against universities 10 times its size, facing recruiting challenges due to its standards, but darn good at competing in athletics anyway. (0) comments
