Sports News
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VOLLEYBALL
Taylor’s offense proved potent Wednesday night at Odle Arena as made evident by a 3-0 sweep of the HU volleyball team, 25-17, 25-21, 25-18. The Trojans (20-2, 10-1) jumped from receiving votes to…
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WOMEN’S SOCCER
The Huntington women’s soccer team gave it their all against Taylor (8-1, 1-1) Wednesday evening before falling short to the Trojans 3-2 in double overtime. It marked the fourth time the Foresters have…
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HU Esports Faces Tough Competition in GLEC
Junior Hayden Peets joined returning Smash players Jacob Farmer and Alex Anderson against Valparaiso last Saturday, September 25. After a brutal seven-stock streak, Farmer finally shut down Valpo’s Zelda in Game 1, but…
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GOLF
The Huntington golf program had strong performances over the weekend at the Battle of Blackthorn with the women finishing 4th and the men 7th respectively. On the women’s side, Danielle Tinsley (88-80) and…
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MEN’S TENNIS
The Forester men’s tennis program landed two players on the Crossroads League All-League Team. Senior Alejo Bagnera is a repeat all-conference honoree from last year while junior Mateo Ameller earned his first CL…
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WOMEN’S TENNIS
Senior Morgan Fitzpatrick and freshman Esther Bolon were among the list of 15 players who earned All-League honors as announced by the Crossroads League earlier this afternoon. For Fitzpatrick, this is her third…
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WOMEN’S TENNIS
The HU women’s tennis team wrapped up this fall’s head-to-head match play by breezing past IU Kokomo, 6-1, Monday afternoon at Klopfenstein Courts. The Foresters have won all five matches they’ve played against…
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This Week in Forester Sports
HOME: Men’s JV Soccer vs. Indiana Tech – Mon., Sept. 27 – 5:30 p.m. Men’s Soccer vs. Taylor University – Wed., Sept. 29 – 4:00 p.m. Cross Country Hosting HU Invite – Fri.,…
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BOWLING
Earlier this month, the Crossroads League formally announced its plan to add men’s and women’s bowling to its list of sponsored sports, moving the number of sports offered within the league to 20.…
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WOMEN’S TENNIS
The 5th-seeded Huntington women’s team lost a tough match in the semifinals of the Crossroads League Tournament, 4-0, to top-seeded Indiana Wesleyan Friday afternoon at Sutter Tennis Center. While it concludes their head-to-head…