Flag Ceremony and Vietnam Skyhawk flyover. Ashley Van Hoose | Hillsdale Athletic Department The Hillsdale Chargers lost 21-14 to the Tiffin University Dragons on Military Appreciation Day Oct. 25. The team’s record fell to 5-3 and 3-3 in Great Midwest Athletic Conference play. Hillsdale ranks fourth in the conference. “The effort was certainly there...
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Swim tests new events in two-win weekend
Hillsdale College’s women’s swim team added two victories to its season record Oct. 24, defeating Bethel University 121-100 and Anderson University 169-27 at the Elkhart Aquatic Center in Elkhart, Indiana. The wins bring the Chargers to 5-1 this fall season. Hillsdale will have a week off before returning to competition. “A big thing about this...
G-MAC meet on the horizon
Hillsdale’s men’s cross country team finished seventh out of nine teams at its weekend meet before the conference tournament. The Great Midwest Athletic Conference Championship is in just under two weeks, and both the men’s and women’s cross country teams are finishing up their practice. The men’s cross country team traveled to the Wayne State...
A former Charger is a World Series champion
Eric (left), now a Brewers coach, with his father Gordie (right) in Detroit. Courtesy | Gordie Theisen A former Hillsdale baseball coach is a World Series champion with the Milwaukee Brewers. In Game 5, the Brewers defeated the Tampa Bay Rays 4-1 on Oct. 28 in Tampa Bay, Florida to win their first championship...
Merit or money in the CFP?
The NCAA’s plan to expand the college football playoffs to 24 teams in 2027 will destroy the sport. It will drastically take away the number of games from the regular season, making annual season matchups like the University of Alabama vs. the University of Georgia, or Indiana University vs. Ohio State University less common. From...

