Despite a rare case of losing time-of-possession, Charger football came out on top 27-10 last Saturday, Sept. 15. “They held onto the ball really well,” junior wide receiver Andrew Mott said. “We haven’t lost time-of-possession in two years.” Both teams scored on their opening drives. But the Chargers were able to put another seven points...
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“She’s still got it”: All-American Crowder returns as student-coach
Ashlee Crowder dominated the volleyball court. Now she plans to dominate from the bench. The Hillsdale College standout will not ride the pine this season, but rather coach the young Charger squad as they attempt to stay atop the GLIAC. Crowder will student-coach the team as she finishes course requirements before moving back to her...
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Mirth Finishes 18th at Spartan invite
The Hillsdale College men’s and women’s cross-country teams opened the season this past weekend in East Lansing, Mich., where they competed in the Auto-Owners Insurance Spartan Invitational. Over 300 runners competed in both the men’s and women’s races at the Sept. 14 meet, including athletes from several Big 10 schools and GLIAC rivals Grand Valley...
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Football falls for second week
The Hillsdale College Chargers suffered their second loss in two weeks to Michigan Technological University on Saturday. It was the first time in six years that the Chargers have lost two consecutive games. The 42-14 loss puts the Chargers at 6-4 overall and 6-3 in the GLIAC. But the loss came with a new record...
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Soccer goes up north
This past weekend, both the women’s and men’s club soccer teams drove to Petoskey, MI to compete against other college club soccer teams. Their intentions were not solely to claim victory, but also to strengthen their teams’ skills and unity. “Being with eight or nine new guys on the squad, the big thing is building...