Camryn Haworth’s ace ignites Indiana volleyball’s sweep of Illinois on senior night
Senior setter Camryn Haworth began her final match for Indiana volleyball with a statement.
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Senior setter Camryn Haworth began her final match for Indiana volleyball with a statement.
Snow flurries fell, white towels waved and No. 10 Indiana football (11-1, 8-1 Big Ten) reclaimed the Old Oaken Bucket for the first time since 2019, cruising to a 66-0 victory over archrival Purdue (1-11, 0-8 Big Ten) on Saturday night at Memorial Stadium in Bloomington.
The quest for Indiana men’s soccer’s ninth national championship will have to wait another year.
For 45 minutes, it appeared to be déjà vu for No. 14 Indiana men’s soccer.
It didn’t take long for Indiana football senior tight end Zach Horton to understand the way Hoosier fans feel about in-state rival Purdue.
No. 14 Indiana men’s soccer doesn’t ignore it.
No. 14 Indiana men’s basketball entered its final matchup of the 2024 Battle 4 Atlantis looking to find a rhythm. After blowout losses to the University of Louisville and No. 3 Gonzaga University, the Hoosiers finished their trip to the Bahamas with a symphony of offensive production in an 89-73 win over Providence College on Friday afternoon.
It wasn’t perfect, but it was necessary.
No. 14 Indiana men’s basketball (5-2) finished its week in the Bahamas with a convincing 89-73 victory over Providence College (5-3) on Friday afternoon in the seventh-place game of the Battle 4 Atlantis tournament.
Following Indiana men’s basketball’s 89-73 defeat to No. 3 Gonzaga University in the second round of the Battle 4 Atlantis on Thursday afternoon, head coach Mike Woodson spoke on what the loss meant for the team’s long-term growth this season.
It took only 92 seconds.
It was clear after every point.
No. 14 Indiana men’s basketball fell 89-73 to No. 3 Gonzaga University Thursday afternoon in the Imperial Ballroom on Paradise Island Atlantis in the Bahamas, its second double-digit loss in as many days.
Offensive inconsistencies were a major headline for No. 14 Indiana men’s basketball entering the 2024 Battle 4 Atlantis. Despite opening the season with four straight double-digit wins, a periodically stagnant Hoosier attack overshadowed quality defensive play.
He spun the ball on his right hand. He bounced it once. He bent his knees. He missed. And then he missed again.
It began on the first possession.
No. 14 Indiana men’s basketball suffered an 89-61 loss to the University of Louisville on Wednesday in the Imperial Ballroom on Paradise Island Atlantis in the Bahamas. The loss tied for the Hoosiers’ largest regular season defeat during head coach Mike Woodson’s four-year tenure.
No. 14 Indiana men’s basketball will have to wait to enjoy a plateful of Thanksgiving food, as it travels to the Bahamas to play in the 2024 Battle 4 Atlantis.
After competing on the West Coast earlier this season, Indiana wrestling crossed the country once more, this time heading east. The Hoosiers faced Columbia University for just the second time in the two schools' history and defeated them for the first time since 2010. Additionally, Indiana took fourth in the Navy Classic on Saturday against a loaded field of three other schools ranked top 30 nationally.
After momentum slipped away from Indiana volleyball Sunday against Ohio State, the Hoosiers look to end the season on a high note hosting Michigan on Wednesday in Wilkinson Hall, followed by Illinois on Friday for the final two games of the season.