Christina Loukas was inducted into the Chicagoland Hall of Fame only four years removed from her All-American prep career.
For the first time since 2006, student season ticket sales have surpassed 6,000
INDIANAPOLIS — Sports coverage will accurately reflect athletes and issues only when news organizations hire more people of color and women — not only as reporters but as editors who embrace diversity, panelists at a sports media symposium said Monday.
Just three years ago, the Indianapolis Colts were looking to build on the winningest season in franchise history, while also looking to bounce back from one of the most disappointing seasons in franchise history.
Many Hoosier football fans hope IU’s Shaq, Shaquille Jefferson, will have a similar effect on their turf to basketball great Shaquille O'Neal.
Sophomore Cassie Wyckoff brings her services as goalkeeper to the Hoosiers water polo team. She brings with her an All-American selection for her performance nationally, as well.
Join IDS sports editors and men's basketball beat reporters for a live chat about all things IU basketball at 8 p.m. Wednesday.
The IU men’s and women’s golf teams started their 2009-10 season this weekend with third-place finishes in each of its tournaments.
IU got its first taste of being a nationally ranked team this weekend, coming into Friday’s match against Hofstra as the No. 25 team in the nation. It also experienced its first defeat in a 2-1 loss Sunday against St. John’s.
IU field hockey started its weekend with a 6-1 win against Davidson, but ended the with a 5-2 loss to Wake Forest.
Despite low numbers and a conservative approach to the meet, the IU men’s and women’s cross country teams looked solid Saturday morning at the Indiana Open.
The Hoosiers (9-2) made a statement prior to Big Ten play by winning all four of their matches and claiming the championship at the Hampton Inn Invitational at Ohio University.
The IU men’s soccer team combined for five goals and 33 shots taken in its first two victories of the season. But the Hoosiers weren’t happy with their performance.
When the dust settled and the pads came off, the Hoosiers walked away beating the Western Michigan Broncos, but they nearly gave the victory away. Again.
After a bobbled fourth-quarter snap on a Western Michigan punt, IU recovered the ball and stood 14 yards from sealing its second consecutive victory. If only it were that easy.
After last week’s close victory against Eastern Kentucky, the biggest question regarding IU was its lack of production on the ground.
Indiana walked off the pitch with a 2-0 record this weekend after beating New Mexico on Friday evening 3-2 and Seattle University 2-0 Sunday afternoon in the Mike Berticelli Memorial Tournament in South Bend, Ind.
The Hoosiers (9-2) made a statement prior to Big Ten play by winning all four of their matches and claiming the championship at the Hampton Inn Invitational at Ohio University.
Despite low numbers and a conservative approach to the meet, the IU men’s and women’s cross country team looked very solid Saturday morning at the Indiana Open.
In another close contest, the IU football team took a key fumble recovery in their own red zone to walk away with a 23-19 over the Western Michigan Broncos.
