SOUTH BEND, Ind. – The Forester women's golf team had a solid showing over the weekend at Bethel's Battle at Blackthorn by posting a 667 (337-330) to finish third out of eight teams.Grace Dill tied for 6th by firing a 165 (86-79) to pace Davis' crew. Abby Sheehan was one stroke back at a 166 (85-81) for 9th place. Danielle Tinsley shot an 84 each day to finish 15th with a 168. Kira Moore also posted a 168 (82-86) for a share of 15th place. Lauren Slottke carded a 178 (90-88) to round out HU's scores.
SOUTH BEND, Ind. – The HU men's golf team spent the weekend in South Bend at the Battle at Blackthorn where they finished tenth with a 624 (307-317).Out of 58 golfers, Quin Edwards posted HU's top score with a 149 (72-77) for seventh place. Peyton Richmond was next for Dwyer's crew with a 154 (78-76) good for 26th place. Colby Martin turned in a 159 (77-82) while Trevor Simon fired a 162 (80-82) for 39th and 46th respectively. Brenner Lampton carded a 171 (80-91) to round out Huntington's scores.
SPRING ARBOR, Mich. – Playing under the lights Saturday night at the Cougars Soccer Complex, the Huntington women's soccer team suffered a 4-0 loss against one of the top teams in the nation in #2 Spring Arbor.It was business as usual for the Cougars who lived up to the hype on both ends of the pitch. The hosts have yet to give up a goal this season. SAU also came into the night averaging four goals per match. Tonight's final stats were par for the course.
WINONA LAKE, Ind. – With a conference tournament title on the line, the top-seeded Lancers of Grace College came out as victors, 4-0, over the 2nd-seeded HU men's tennis team at the Don Cramer Tennis Courts. As the Crossroads League champions, the Lancers earn an automatic bid to the NAIA National Tournament this spring.While the Foresters' only win of the day came at #1 doubles, fans saw a battle of quality tennis between two very talented squads. The loss is Huntington's second to the Lancers and just their second on the season as they move to 10-2 with only ITA Regionals left on the fall portion of their schedule.
HUNTINGTON, Ind. - The HU men's soccer team (7-3, 0-1) opened up league play with a battle against Spring Arbor (4-3-2, 1-0) at King Stadium where the visitors left with a 2-0 road win. With this loss, the Foresters drop to 7-3 overall, 0-1 in CL action.The rivalry between the two squads is palpable with today no different. The last five times these teams have squared off slightly favors the Cougars 3-2.
GOSHEN, Ind. – For the second time this season, the Forester volleyball team blanked a Crossroads League foe with their latest victim the Maple Leafs of Goshen College on Saturday at Gunden Gymnasium. The three-set win (25-22, 25-19, 25-14) ups HU's overall record to 7-11, 3-4 in league play, and snaps a two-game losing streak.Huntington, whose first shutout was against Spring Arbor, has logged eight straight wins over Goshen with the start of the streak originating back to October of 2018.
HUNTINGTON, Ind. – The HU volleyball team played some of their best volleyball in the final set against #19 Taylor but ended up losing 3-0 (25-21, 25-14, 26-24) Friday night at Platt Arena.The third set saw the two teams battling for the lead late in the set with Taylor eventually prevailing. Both squads logged 13 kills with De'Janea Johnson and Mariah Milledge leading the charge for HU with four apiece. Defensively, the Foresters finished the set with three blocks, one solo and two assisted.
Huntington 2Saint Francis 1FORESTER GOALS (ASSISTS)1. Zach Hunt (Noah Smith)2. Zach Hunt (Penalty Kick)
HUNTINGTON, Ind. – The 2nd-seeded Forester men's tennis team is headed to the finals of the Crossroads League tournament compliments of a 4-2 semifinals win over 3rd-seeded Marian Thursday afternoon at Klopfenstein Courts.After winning the doubles point, HU went to work in singles action with Illia Turaba, at the #5 spot, the first for Poncio's crew to nab a second point. Mateo Ameller was the next Forester to claim a win at #2 singles necessitating just one more win. That win came at court 4 where Valentin Mussi outlasted Dmitrii Voshchenkov sending he and his teammates into celebration mode.
HUNTINGTON, Ind. - The Huntington men's soccer team (7-2) wrapped up the non-conference portion of their schedule with a 7-0 thrashing of Manchester Wednesday afternoon at King Stadium. With today's win, the Foresters have strung together four straight Ws in convincing fashion by outscoring their opponents 12-1.Against the Spartans, HU took control of the contest within the first five minutes and never looked back, scoring five times in the first half before finding back netting twice more in the final 15 minutes of play.
MOUNT VERNON, Ohio – The Huntington volleyball team (6-10) kept things close all three sets in a 3-0 loss (25-20, 27-25, 25-22) to #RV Mount Vernon Wednesday evening at Ariel Arena.The two squads are tied for fifth in the Crossroads League standings with a 2-3 league record.
HUNTINGTON, Ind. – The USTFCCCA has announced that sophomore Shelby Christman has been named the M-F Athletic National Athlete of the Week at the NAIA level based on her performance at the GRCC Raider Invitational.Christmas obliterated the competition Saturday on Calvin University's course where she clocked in at 18:05. Among the field of 200 runners, she finished over 30 seconds of the second place finisher to be deemed the individual champion of the women's 5K.
ANGOLA, Ind. – The Forester men's golf team fired an eight-over-par 292 at the Ken Venturi Invitational hosted by Trine University to finish second out of 13 teams. It's the program's highest finish since the spring of 2017 when HU finished second at their own invitational.The one-day event, held at Zollner Golf Course, saw Mitchell Wilson shoot par (71) to finish 3rd out of 82 competitors. Peyton Richmond was one stroke back at 72 to finish 5th. Quin Edwards carded a 74 for 8th place while Colby Martin (13th) and Trevor Simon (20th) turned in a 75 and 76 respectively.
HUNTINGTON, Ind. – The 2nd-seeded Huntington men's tennis team is moving on to the semis of the Crossroads League tournament by cruising to a 7-0 win over 7th -seeded Bethel on Tuesday at Klopfenstein Courts. The win is HU's 16th consecutive over the Pilots with the last six matches proving a shutout.The Foresters, 9-1 on the season, will host 3rd-seeded Marian on Thursday at 4:00 p.m.
MISHAWAKA, Ind. - The 6th-seeded Forester women's tennis team was knocked out of the Crossroads League tournament Tuesday morning, 5-2, by 3rd-seeded Bethel at Ward Baker Park. With this loss, HU drops to 4-7. Next up for Ferguson and crew is the annual ITA Regionals at IWU from September 29-October 1.DOUBLES RECAP1. Elizaveta Mikhailova/Kyla Heckaman (BU) def. Esther Bolon/Courtney Rich (HU) 6-42. Morgan Fitzpatrick/Lena Kurzweil (HU) def. Saige Rinkenberger/ Moana Martins (BU) 6-13. Alexia Pena/ Layla Jojo (BU) def. Nina Golfier/Grace Meyer (HU) 6-3