IU starts out strong in Big Ten play
The No. 57 Hoosiers picked up two key wins on the road this weekend, improving their overall record to 13-4 (2-1). These wins were also the first conference victories of the season for the team.
The No. 57 Hoosiers picked up two key wins on the road this weekend, improving their overall record to 13-4 (2-1). These wins were also the first conference victories of the season for the team.
Despite strong play and a few good holes, the win ultimately comes down to the final stroke. After a seventh-place finish last week, junior co-captain Kate Coons said the IU women’s golf team needed to improve putting three solid rounds together.
Different teams, regardless of sport or league, do not always respond well to change or transition. The IU track and field squads embraced it during the weekend.
Chris Sujka’s two-run double in the sixth inning provided the Hoosiers all the offense necessary to win the game — and the series — 2-1 in the rubber match against Penn State. IU’s series win was the first foray into conference play for both teams.
Here's a look at the top-10 men's and women's teams that qualified Saturday for the 2012 Little 500.
The Big Ten torch will be carried by the Ohio State Buckeyes this weekend in New Orleans. Overcoming major foul trouble in the first half, the Buckeyes outlasted Syracuse 77-70 to win the East Region and advance to their first Final Four since 2007.
Kentucky played like Kentucky. Despite No. 4 IU’s 90 points — Kentucky’s worst defensive output of the season — the Wildcats still pulled out the 12-point win.
WonderLab Museum of Science, Health and Technology sponsored an event with Stephen Gurney on Saturday. Gurney brought nocturnal animals for local children to see and learn about.
On Saturday morning, a Bloomington support group sponsored an MS Walk in honor of March, which is both National MS Education and Awareness Month and Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month. Participants paid a minimum $10 fee and could walk one mile or three miles starting from the main Ivy Tech Community College campus. The event raised $2,906, and the money will go to the National MS Society.
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Different teams, regardless of sport or league, do not always respond well to change or transition. The Indiana track and field squads embraced it over the weekend.
After months of preparation for about a three-minute race, the 2012 Little 500 season officially kicked off Saturday at Bill Armstrong Stadium.
It took 10 and a half hours to configure, but the lineup for the women’s Little 500 race is set.
76 teams took to the track Saturday at Bill Armstrong Stadium, and 66 of them qualified. See who made the cut and who will be watching the Little 500 from the stands.
After a day of more than 10 and a half hours of biking action, the poles for the 2012 Little 500 have been decided.
Little 500 season gets started today with qualifications, and IDS Little 500 writers Jordan Littman and Trent Stutzman will be there. Join the conversation here.
An incredible journey ended Friday, as the fourth-seeded Hoosiers fell 102-90 to No.1 Kentucky in the Sweet 16.