Twenty year Sportsfest tradition continues
Students gathered together early Saturday morning at the School of Health, Physical Education and Recreation to compete in a 20-year tradition.
Students gathered together early Saturday morning at the School of Health, Physical Education and Recreation to compete in a 20-year tradition.
Still winless in the Big Ten after six conference tries, with four of those losses coming by two runs or less, the Hoosiers were desperate to finally get a conference win after nearly two years of trying.
Still winless in the Big Ten after six conference tries, with four of those losses coming by two runs or less, the Hoosiers were desperate to finally get a conference win after nearly two years of trying.
It was another weekend and another setback for the IU men's tennis team, which has now fallen to 3-5 in the Big Ten.
The men's track and field team competed in its first home meet of the season this weekend and was fortunate enough to have perfect weather. The squad went up against tough competition with Central Michigan and Indiana State and came out on top of the triangular meet, by two points over the Chippewas 157-155. Indiana State finished with 90 points.
While the women's tennis team looked impressive at times this weekend, it failed to record a victory. The Hoosiers (9-14, 1-7 Big Ten) faced the Iowa Hawkeyes (7-13, 3-5) and lost a close match 4-3. The competition continued Sunday against a Minnesota team (14-5, 7-1) that is tied for first place in the Big Ten standings.
The IU women's track and field team outscored Indiana State and Central Michigan to win its first home meet of the season, and in the process nine Hoosiers posted NCAA regional qualifying marks.
The march toward the NCAA tournament gained momentum this past weekend with the men's golf team finishing fourth at the Kepler Intercollegiate.
Beautiful weather helped jump start the inaugural Little Fifty running event Sunday. Top competition and stands nearly filled to capacity made the event even more successful.
AUGUSTA, Ga. -- A Maple Leaf grows among the towering pines of Augusta National. Mike Weir became the first Canadian to win the Masters, making two clutch pars to force a playoff with Len Mattiace, and winning on the first extra hole with a simple tap-in for bogey.
Men's tennis heads north The IU men's tennis team will travel north again this weekend to face off against Iowa and Minnesota.
Senior Anthony Oakley, an eight-game starter for IU last season, is no longer with the football team.
When the Hoosiers head out to Camden, N.J., for the Knecht Cup this weekend, it will be their first trip out East in three years. The two-day event will feature over 50 different schools from all over the country.
Allen Iverson and Jermaine O'Neal will be asked to join the 2004 U.S. Olympic men's basketball team, a source told The Associated Press on Thursday.
After winning against Michigan State and losing to Michigan last weekend, the IU women's tennis team continues its homestand with back to back matches over the weekend.
Coming within one pitch of snapping a two-year conference losing streak is something that can be disheartening to any team.
The No. 15 Hoosier water polo team will begin postseason play this week as they travel to Bucknell University in Lewisburg, Pa.
The IU baseball team faces a crossroad. On one road the Hoosiers, tied for second in the Big Ten, can separate themselves from the rest of the pack this weekend against Michigan State at Sembower Field.
After several NCAA Regional qualifying performances at season-opening meets, the No. 9 women's track and field team plays host to its first outdoor meet this Saturday at noon against Central Michigan and Indiana State.
Most second novice eights aren't considered fast. In fact, most second novice eights generally are made up of the rowers that aren't quite good enough to be in the first novice eight.