In a tight finish, the Hillsdale College Chargers remained at the top of the leaderboard at the end of the 36-hole Music City Invitational in Nashville, Tennessee on Tuesday. The Chargers won with a one-stroke margin, beating the University of Findlay with a five-under 570. Freshman Josh Davenport and senior Liam Purslowe led the team...
Month: April 2019
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Chargers gain momentum against G-MAC opponents
After a tough loss on Sunday that began a four-game road trip, the Hillsdale College Chargers bounced back to win three consecutive games on the road. Hillsdale improved its record to 11-16 overall and 5-3 in the G-MAC. Head coach Kyle Gross said the team took care of the little things over the weekend. “It...
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Hillsdale places third at ACUI shoot
The Hillsdale shotgun team won third place overall in the Division III category of the Association of Colleges Union International competition last week in San Antonio, Texas. Junior Lucas Pieraccini’s shooting distinguished him as the 46th best shotgun shooter during the competition-out of nearly 900 competitors, including all of the Division I competitors. ...
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Great Cookbooks: ‘The Narnia Cookbook’
C.S. Lewis, one of the most prolific writers of the 20th century, is widely known for his children’s book series, the Chronicles of Narnia. His philosophical treatises on objective morality in “The Abolition of Man,” and the nature of temptation in “The Screwtape Letters” have also gained him great notoriety. Many are familiar with him...
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Eliminate the international tiebreaker rule at the collegiate level
In its spring break trip, the Hillsdale College softball team lost three extra-inning games by one run each. It’s easy to look at the box score and assume they lost because of errors or unearned runs, but what really cost the Chargers those games was an international tiebreaker rule. To promote competition and sportsmanship, the...