The Anderson University athletic department and athletic director Marcie Taylor have announced Duncan Vosburg will be the first head coach of the school's esports program.
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Anderson University announced Wednesday spring sports are canceled for the remainder of the semester.
There may yet be time for Joe Moran to make his individual dreams come true this spring and summer.
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In response to concerns regarding COVID-19 in the Anderson University community, the Anderson University athletics department has canceled all athletic events and practices for the remainder of the spring season.
After a 20-win campaign and a third-place finish in the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference, the Anderson University softball team entered the 2020 season full of optimism.
There was plenty of reason for optimism as the Anderson University baseball team boarded a plane Thursday bound for its annual spring break trip to Florida.
As the sports world came to a halt across the nation amid the spread of the COVID-19 respiratory virus, there was one area team in action Friday.
Anderson University extended their baseball winning streak to six games with a 5-0 victory against Albion College. In the back-half of the doubleheader, the Ravens were defeated 12-7.
Anderson University is officially announcing esports as a part of its athletics program. The team will begin competing in the fall of 2020.
ANDERSON — The Anderson University basketball teams swept Mount St. Joseph in a doubleheader Saturday. With the wins, both the men’s and women’s teams will advance to the conference tournament.
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The Anderson University men’s basketball team was in firm control for all 40 minutes in Wednesday night’s game against Manchester, defeating the Spartans 94-70.
The Anderson University men’s and women’s basketball teams traveled to Franklin College on Saturday, earning a split with the Grizzlies.
The Anderson University women's basketball team dropped a close game against Hanover on Wednesday night, losing 67-62 after leading by nine points in the fourth quarter.
The Anderson University men's and women's basketball teams played two close games against Bluffton on Saturday afternoon, with the women coming out on top and the men falling just short.
It was a sloppy performance from the Anderson University men's basketball team in O.C. Lewis gymnasium Wednesday night, losing to Rose-Hulman, 78-64.
Both Anderson University basketball teams orchestrated second half comebacks to defeat the Earlham College Quakers on Saturday.
Anderson University’s men’s basketball team lost against the Hanover Panthers 66-53 on Wednesday. The game was tied at halftime before Hanover took advantage of fouls and offensive rebounds to pull away.
AU’s women’s basketball team fell to Rose-Hulman 47-39 Wednesday, marking its third straight loss in conference play.
Anderson University hosted the Franklin Grizzlies in a basketball doubleheader Saturday afternoon, losing both hard-fought games.
The Anderson University women’s basketball team trailed by 14 against Kalamazoo in the third quarter Monday, before closing the game by outscoring the Hornets 35-11.
Anderson University men’s basketball blew out Defiance College 90-62 on Wednesday.Â
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