The women’s track team competed this weekend at Grand Valley State University’s Big Meet, a two-day event. The meet excluded some members of the team, who are preparing for G-MACs. “I think, as a whole, this was the best meet we’ve had all year,” senior Victoria Wichman said. “We had to leave a day early...
Despite what a foot of snow on the ground may indicate, it’s baseball season. The Chargers will travel to Johnson City, Tennessee, this weekend to open their season with a four-game set against former GLIAC foe Saginaw Valley. After graduating only two seniors from last year’s squad, Hillsdale brings an experienced group to its first...
A little inexperience never stopped freshman Charity Tyne. When Tyne found out there was no club hockey team at Hillsdale College, she decided to start her own, even though she had never played before. She organized a group of 20 inexperienced players and found a local, private rink. “Some people have gotten really good,” Tyne...
The Hillsdale College Chargers have settled into a groove as the G-MAC tournament approaches, earning a 80-76 comeback victory on the road against the Ohio Dominican University Panthers on Tuesday. The Chargers (15-9, 13-7 G-MAC), who remain in sixth place in the conference, have now defeated four of the five teams ahead of them in...
The Hillsdale College men’s tennis team, picked first in the G-MAC preseason poll, toppled Daemen College 8-1 on Friday in the Biermann Athletics Center, advancing its record to 2-0. Sophomore Milan Mirkovic won at No. 1 singles, 6-1, 6-0. Sophomore Charlie Adams won No. 2 singles, 6-4, 6-0. Adams teamed with junior Justin Hyman to...