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Statesmen Take Down Owls for First Heart Win

William Penn Athletics

Oskaloosa – The Statesmen women’s basketball team came from behind to defeat William Woods 54-53 in Heart of America Athletic Conference play Saturday William Penn (3-7, 1-2) snapped its five game skid by outshooting the Owls 36.4%-35.2%. The Statesmen struggled early as the Owls pushed on a 9-2 run six minutes into the contest. Kayla […]

Miller Places in Top 150 in First Nationals Trip

William Penn Athletics

Tallahassee, Fla.–Andrew Miller (Jr., Le Claire, Iowa, Exercise Science) took on the best in the nation on Friday as he competed in the 70th Annual NAIA Men’s Cross Country National Championship. Overall, the junior was 146th out of 326 competitors in the 8K race in a time of 26:14.7 in his first experience at nationals. […]

William Penn on the Short End Versus Central Methodist

William Penn Athletics

Fayette, Mo.–The Statesmen men’s wrestling team claimed one win in a 49-6 Heart of America Athletic Conference road loss to Central Methodist Thursday. The lone hand raised was by Gentry Walston (Sr., Columbus Junction, Iowa, Human Resource Management) at 125 pounds, getting the 6:26 pin fall over Warren Taylor. From there the Statesmen would have […]

Scorpil, Hayhurst Ranked Nationally

William Penn Athletics

Oskaloosa–The William Penn men’s wrestling team again has two nationally-ranked individuals as the NAIA released its second set of polls this week. 133-pounder Lane Scorpil (Sr., Columbus Junction, Iowa, Business Management) picked up a spot to be eighth in the country, while Ashton Hayhurst (Jr., Evansville, Ind., Sociology) is again ranked (now 22nd) at 157 […]

Grinnell Swim Teams Place Sixth at Phoenix Fall Classic

Grinnell College

The Grinnell College men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams had a strong weekend at the 16th Annual Phoenix Fall Classic in Chicago, held November 21–23. Both teams finished sixth overall in a tough 10-team NCAA Division III field that included New York University, Washington University in St. Louis, the University of Chicago, Gettysburg College, […]

NATIONAL CHAMPIONS! WARRIORS CAPTURE FIRST TITLE

Indian Hills Athletics

November 22, 2025 Daytona Beach, FL – For the first time in program history, the Indian Hills Men’s Soccer team captured the coveted National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) DI Men’s Soccer National Championship as the Warriors dropped Daytona State College (FL) 1-0 on Saturday. The eighth-seeded Warriors become the lowest-seeded team in NJCAA history […]

Naughton’s 21 points not enough in Dutch women’s basketball loss

Central Dutch Athletics

PELLA- A 21-point outburst from junior Emily Naughton (Indianola) gave the Central College women’s basketball a chance in a 66-63 loss at St. Olaf College (Minn.) Saturday afternoon. The Dutch (4-2) trailed 58-50 with 3 minutes and 56 seconds left before going on a 13-5 run to tie the game up. That run was bolstered […]

Central bests Cornell in men’s basketball home opener

Central Dutch Athletics

PELLA – The Central College men’s basketball team returned to P.H. Kuyper Gymnasium on Friday for its home opener, beating Cornell College 88-74. The Dutch (4-1) were in control for most of the game, but really put it out of reach in the second half when they went on a 30-11 run that spanned from […]

Statesmen Place High All Three Days of NAIA Invitational Weekend

William Penn Athletics

Topeka, Kan.–The William Penn men’s bowling team performed well enough to make it to the third and final day as it competed in the NAIA Invitational Friday through Sunday. On Friday, the field competed in five individual games with WPU placing sixth out of 18 teams with 4,924 pins. Mount Mercy topped the grouping with […]

William Penn Qualifies for Match Play, Advances to Semis at NAIA Invite

William Penn University Athletics

Topeka, Kan.–The Statemen women’s bowling team put up a strong showing as it competed in the NAIA Invitational Friday through Sunday. On Friday, WPU placed fifth out of 20 teams with 4,563 pins over five individual games, while SCAD Savannah (Ga.) led the field with 4,853 pins. Emaly Kruse of Morningside was the top bowler […]

             

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