The Hillsdale shotgun team placed fifth overall in the Association of College Unions International/Scholastic Clay Target Program National Championship. The tournament took place March 21-25 at the National Shooting Complex in San Antonio, Texas. The college competed against 19 other DII schools, winning a variety of accolades. Besides placing fifth overall, the Chargers won second...
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The MLB rule changes are good for the game
MLB added the pitch clock this season to speed up the pace of play. Courtesy | Rich Schultz One week into the 2023 Major League Baseball season, we’re already seeing shorter games, more action, and more viewers. And it’s all thanks to the most significant rule changes to baseball in decades. Despite the objections of...
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Chargers set provisional marks, Ermakov earns G-MAC award
Junior Shura Ermakov was named G-MAC Women’s Track Athlete of the Week after running the third-best G-MAC 400 meter hurdle time ever recorded. With a finishing time of 1:01.10, Ermakov set a personal record and set the best time in the G-MAC so far this season. “I thought it was a very promising opener...
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Chargers sweep games against Tiffin, Passinault receives conference honors
The Hillsdale baseball team won all four games last Sunday and Monday against Tiffin University. Following his performance in the series, junior centerfielder Danny Passinault was named G-MAC player of the week. After 26 games, the Chargers now have a conference record of 7-5. Across the four games last weekend they batted in 47 runs....
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Nathan Neveau: From Hillsdale’s hardwood to Academy athletics
The night he celebrated his decision to play basketball for Hillsdale College, high school senior Nathan Neveau opened a fortune cookie at dinner and read the words: “Life is full of choices; today yours was a good one.” The choice to attend Hillsdale would change the trajectory of his life as an athlete and a...