Sports News
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VOLLEYBALL
Fans got their money’s worth Friday night in a hotly contested Crossroads League battle between the HU volleyball team and the visiting Grace Lancers (9-10, 5-3). It’s become the norm for these two…
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WOMEN’S TENNIS
The Huntington women’s tennis team road tripped to NCAA Division I Valparaiso University Saturday morning for a dual match with the Crusaders with the hosts getting the best of their visitors 7-0. The…
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VOLLEYBALL
The HU volleyball team became the 19th victim of one of the top teams in the nation in 4th-ranked Indiana Wesleyan Saturday afternoon at Luckey Arena in a three-setter, 25-13, 25-10, 25-16. The…
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WOMEN’S SOCCER
The visiting Huntington women’s soccer team proved a handful for the #RV Indiana Wesleyan (9-1-1) Saturday afternoon at Wildcat Field where the hosts eventually walked away with a 2-1 win. Coming into the…
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MEN’S SOCCER
The Huntington men’s soccer team upped their win streak over Indiana Wesleyan to three with a 3-1 decision over the Wildcats Saturday afternoon at King Stadium. The W is HU’s seventh of the…
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CROSS COUNTRY
The Huntington cross country program battled damp, breezy weather conditions and a rain-soaked muddy course at the 42nd annual Loyola Lakefront Invitational Saturday morning in the Windy City where the men took 12th…
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MEN’S TENNIS
The Huntington men’s tennis team came up big Thursday afternoon at Meier Tennis Courts by beating Taylor 5-2 in the last regular season match of league play. The W solidifies the No. 5…
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WOMEN’S TENNIS
The HU women’s tennis team wrapped up the CL regular season in convincing fashion with a 5-2 win over Taylor University (7-6, 5-4) Thursday afternoon at Meier Tennis Courts. The outcome was the…
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MEN’S GOLF
After a few weeks off from competing, the Huntington men’s golf team was back at it September 23-24 to play in the Bill Bockwitz Classic hosted by Spring Arbor at the Grande Golf…
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WOMEN’S SOCCER
The HU women’s soccer team opened up league play Wednesday afternoon at King Stadium by hosting #17 Grace. The Foresters didn’t back down from one of the NAIA’s hottest teams but came up…