The Hillsdale Chargers football team fell to the Kentucky Wesleyan Panthers 27-31 in a tough road battle for its first in-conference loss of the season. Hillsdale now falls to 3-2 overall, and sits at third place in the G-MAC standings, behind the Tiffin Dragons and Ashland Eagles, who are 3-0 and 2-0 respectively. The Chargers...
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October 6, 2022October 5, 2022Charger Golf
Chargers, Gandy, take top spots at Ryman Invitational
The men’s golf team took fourth place in the Kyle Ryman Memorial Invitational Monday and Tuesday, with senior Drew Gandy taking second place individually. “We had some bright spots,” said head coach Matt Thompson. “We did some things well, and there are still some things we’ve got to clean up if we want to keep...
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October 6, 2022October 6, 2022Charger Cross Country, Sports, Uncategorized
Women’s cross country takes seventh at Louisville Classic
The Hillsdale College women’s cross country team placed 24th overall at the Louisville Cross Country Classic 5k race on Sept 30 and Oct 1. The Chargers placed seventh among Division II teams, besting several Division I teams in the process. “This race is fast and big enough to simulate a nationals race, so the overall...
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October 6, 2022October 6, 2022Charger Cross Country
Men’s XC split for Louisville and Lansing Races
The Hillsdale men’s cross country team was represented in two different meets this past weekend. Eight members of the men’s team ran in the Blue Division race of the Louisville Cross Country Classic, and another five members of the team raced in the Lansing Community College Invitational. The Lansing meet took place on Friday, September...
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October 6, 2022October 5, 2022Sports
Unregulated NIL and Megaconferences will hurt college football
I am all for college football and always have been. In fact, I prefer it to NFL football. But I see problems with the emerging megaconference landscape. The rising formula makes sense in terms of markets, and there are certainly big winners financially in big football. Why wouldn’t the University of Southern California and University...