Helped by 83 points across three games from Junior Patrick Cartier, the Hillsdale College Men’s basketball team won their first two games of the season, before losing to GLIAC-favorites Ferris State Bulldogs in the Chargers’ home opener. Cartier is coming off of a sophomore campaign that saw him selected as a third-team All-American and win...
“Worst. Debut. Ever.” That’s how ESPN’s Sportscenter described No.1 overall pick Cade Cunningham’s first game in a Detroit Pistons uniform. He went 1-of-8 from the field and scored just two points. CBS’s Sam Quinn called Cunningham’s outing “disappointing,” and pointed out that it was the lowest point total put up by a No. 1 pick...
“Lets go Brandon” chants have swept the nation, a tongue-in-cheek version of another four-syllable chant. As I listen to “Let’s Go Brandon” and its NSFW alternative sound off in stadiums throughout the country, I can’t help but be reminded of Hillsdale’s wonderfully unique Charger chants. Most stadiums at large schools feature tens of thousands of...
Hillsdale’s Student Athletic Advisory Committee held its annual Trunk or Treat philanthropy event to raise money for the Make-A-Wish Foundation for the second year in a row, nearly doubling the money it raised last year. On Sunday, nearly 100 student-athletes dressed in costumes came out to the parking lot across from the Roche Sports Complex...
Men’s basketball alumnus Davis Larson ‘21 was recently named to the active roster for the Duquesne University Dukes after beginning his time there as a graduate assistant for the team. For the Chargers, Larson was a three-year starter, with 991 career points and he holds the fourth best all-time career three-point percentage. Larson said he...