Little Giants Battle For Postseason Berth
By the end of the day Saturday, Wabash soccer players could be celebrating their first ever berth in the North Coast Athletic Conference Postseason Tournament.
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Sanders Scores Three Wins for Wabash vs. KZoo
Elijah Sanders picked up three individual victories in Friday night's dual swimming and diving meet between Wabash and Kalamazoo. Little Giant head coach Steve Barnes' new team could not overcome his former team as the Hornets took down Wabash 170-126.
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116th Monon Bell Tickets Nearing Sellout!
Tickets to the 116th Monon Bell Classic are now available on a first come, first served basis. Fewer than 300 tickets remain on the Wabash side of the field, while DePauw has sold out of tickets for its stands.
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Wabash Rallies for 4-3 Win at Earlham
Wabash picked up a 4-3 victory at Earlham Wednesday night in the first of two key North Coast Athletic Conference matches on the schedule this week. The victory puts the Little Giants in sole possession of fourth place in the conference standings with one game remaining in the regular season.
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Record-Tying Day Earns LeMond NCAC, National Honors
Junior wide receiver Kody LeMond tied the Wabash and conference records with four touchdowns in the Little Giants' 37-27 win at Wooster Saturday. That accomplishment helped him earn North Coast Athletic Conference Offensive Player of the Week and D3football.com Team of the Week honors.
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Wabash Offense Tries to Return to Form
Now that they've flushed the flu bug out of their system, Wabash College offensive players have worked to build their chemistry back up. With senior quarterback Matt Hudson still out, the Little Giants enter their second week with junior Josh Miracle at the helm. After missing the first two days of practice with the flu, Miracle returned mid-week. He'll start for this week's key game against North Coast Athletic Conference rival Wooster.
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Wabash Looks to Contain Dual-Threat Holter
Wooster quarterback Austin Holter has been a thorn in Wabash’s side the last two years. His sophomore season, Holter rushed for 105 yards and passed for 129 in Wabash’s 21-10 victory at Wooster, Ohio. Last year, Holter rushed for 66 yards and passed for 286 in Wabash’s 45-24 victory at Crawfordsville.The Little Giants this Saturday will focus on containing Holter as they travel to Wooster for a 1 p.m. kickoff.
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Wabash Looks To Rebound at Wooster
There's no time for Wabash College to mourn its 10-7 home loss last week to Wittenberg. A high-scoring Wooster offense awaits the Division III No. 18 Little Giants today. The Scots are averaging 34.5 points and 347.5 yards per game. Quarterback Austin Holter is the reigning NCAC Offensive Player of the Week after throwing for 272 yards and rushing for a career-high 137 in a 24-20 victory over Washington University.
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Belton Debut Knocks Wind from Wooster
Freshman quarterback Chase Belton made his first Little Giant start Saturday and quickly learned opposing defenses struggle to contain Kody LeMond. The native Buckeye quarterback hit LeMond with four scoring passes to lead Wabash to a key NCAC win over Wooster, 37-27.
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Seniors Honored in Regular Season Soccer Finale
Five senior members of the Wabash soccer team --- Tim Cheek, Jon Funston, Drew Kapsalis, Christian Krenk, and David Rosborough --- were recognized for their contributions prior to Saturday's home regular season finale against nationally-ranked Ohio Wesleyan. The Little Giants lost 4-0.
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