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Softball-playing population skyrockets

By John Tamrat • Sep 23rd, 2009 • Category: sports
Softball-playing population skyrockets
John Tamrat A large incoming class seeks to build on last year's start. 15 first years will be included in this year’s softball roster. When asked about the outlook for the coming season, Coach Lee Mast said, “I’m excited, I’m fired up, it's gonna be a...

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Men’s Tennis Team Squeaks Out Victory

By micahck • Sep 23rd, 2009 • Category: sports
Men’s Tennis Team Squeaks Out Victory
The Goshen College men’s tennis team gave head coach Stan King another first on Saturday.  For the first time in his 11 years as head coach, the men’s tennis team was able to pull off a win over Bethel College in a closely contested match. The Maple Leafs...

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Men’s Tennis Loses Close Match

By micahck • Sep 16th, 2009 • Category: sports
Men’s Tennis Loses Close Match
Tuesday saw the Maple Leafs Men’s Tennis team host Mid-Central College Conference opponent Grace College just three days after hosting Grace at the Goshen Invitational on Saturday. In what was destined to be a close match, the Maple Leafs battled hard against the...

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GC XC in Ohio: a resounding success

By John Tamrat • Sep 16th, 2009 • Category: sports
GC XC in Ohio: a resounding success
By John Tamrat- Sports Editor Sarah Alvarez-Contributing Writer Nine runners place top 10, Bouwman takes individual title at Defiance Invitational The Goshen College Men and Women’s cross-country team traveled to Defiance, Ohio for the season opener this...

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Men’s soccer starts with mixed results

By John Tamrat • Sep 9th, 2009 • Category: sports
Men’s soccer starts with mixed results
Men’s Soccer started their season in Oregon, with a split record in their two road trip games. They opened the season by beating Northwestern Christian College 5 – 0 and losing to #25 ranked Concordia 2 – 0. Unlike the previous years, the men’s team finally got...

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Ultimate Fall League Up and Flying

By micahck • Sep 9th, 2009 • Category: lead, sports
Ultimate Fall League Up and Flying
Ultimate Frisbee in Goshen has taken on a slightly more organized look than you might be used to seeing.  This summer, Goshen College alum Craig Glick Miller founded Goshen Ultimate Summer League (GUSL), Goshen’s first community Ultimate league. GUSL turned out to be...

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Sears kicks baseball to first conference win

Apr 15th, 2009 • Category: sports

Micah Kulp Contributing Writer The Maple Leafs went into Saturday's double header against the Trojans seeking revenge having lost two games for a combined 19 point deficit on the campus of Taylor University just two days prior. The Leafs won game one 3-2 in nine...

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Leafs batting power splits Wildcats

By Brandon Long • Apr 15th, 2009 • Category: sports

Shortstop Amy Clem, a senior, was recently named Mid-Central College Conference softball player of the week. None of her efforts, however, were as big as her walk-off home run on Thursday as Goshen College earned a 4-3 win, the first win over Indiana Wesleyan University...

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Three school records tracked at Little State

By Matt Harms • Apr 15th, 2009 • Category: sports

The men's and women's track teams produced three individual champions, three new school records and four national qualifying performances at the Little State Championships in Marion, Ind. on Saturday. Competing in a deep field, the women's team had a strong performance....

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Leafs continue steady race toward conference meet

By Matt Harms • Apr 8th, 2009 • Category: sports

Both the women's and men's track teams had strong showings at the Anderson Invite on Saturday, finishing second and third respectively. For the women's team, Deanna Kronk, a senior, won both the shot put (42' 4 1/2") and the discus (130' 5"). Kronk finished second in...

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Cougars prove too powerful in rematch

By Brandon Long • Apr 8th, 2009 • Category: sports

Micah Kulp Contributing Writer After losing both games of the double header at Spring Arbor University on Thursday, the Maple Leafs hosted the Spring Arbor Cougars two days later for another double header series with the chance to draw even. Starting Maple Leafs...

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Healing Leafs fall to Marian Knights

By Brandon Long • Apr 8th, 2009 • Category: sports
Healing Leafs fall to Marian Knights
Despite injury-recovered senior pitcher Haly Williamson back in the circle, the Goshen College softball team could not knock off a hot Marian College squad as they were swept 9-1, 3-2 on Saturday in Indianapolis. “Usually it’s the opposite,” said Maple Leafs...

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Wind-blown Leafs set records: Flexing strength and speed on home track

By Brandon Long • Apr 1st, 2009 • Category: sports

Despite temperatures hovering in the 20s with gusts of wind sweeping across the Eigsti Track and Field Complex, Goshen College won 10 individual track and field events in the annual Maple Leaf Invite. The Leafs wasted no time, opening the meet with a three-person sweep...

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Baseball breaks eight game losing streak

By Brandon Long • Apr 1st, 2009 • Category: sports

Micah Kulp Contributing Writer Goshen College baseball entered a doubleheader on Tuesday looking to end their eight game losing streak. The Maple Leafs succeeded not once, but twice in 4-2 and 8-2 wins over Indiana University Northwest at Goshen College. The...

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Leafs straggle behind Pumas

By Brandon Long • Apr 1st, 2009 • Category: sports

Coming off a Mid-Central College Conference series against Grace College where both games went extra innings, the Goshen College softball team was swept 9-0, 8-7 in a doubleheader on Thursday against the Pumas of Saint Joseph's College of Indiana. The Pumas smashed...

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