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Sunday, Jan. 11
The Indiana Daily Student


Chris Pickrell

Saturday meet first of the season for cross country squads

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Racing a teammate for a win can be a huge boost. That was the position IU sophomore Jordan Kyle found himself in during the Indiana Invitational last Saturday in Bloomington. With the only competition coming in the form of IU-Purdue University Indianapolis and four unattached runners – competitors not running with a team – the IU men’s cross country team was able to use Saturday’s invitational as a warm-up for season competition.



Jay Seawell

IU wins ‘tough game’ on road

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KALAMAZOO, Mich. – Although IU hosted a mini marathon Saturday morning, Hoosier football fans were treated to a full marathon of a football game Saturday night in Kalamazoo.






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Hoosiers host Ball State on Saturday

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During the preseason, the IU field hockey team defeated Ball State 5-3 in its lone scrimmage before regular season play. Despite the outcome, IU coach Amy Robertson wasn’t overly impressed.


Peter Stuttgen

Cross country teams begin season Saturday

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Most students use Saturday to sleep late after a stressful week of class and homework. For the IU men’s and women’s cross country teams, Saturday means getting up for an early-morning run at the Indiana Invitational, held on the IU cross country course. The women’s run starts at 9 a.m., with IUPUI, Ball State and Michigan all in attendance.


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Expectations raised for No. 30-ranked women's golf this season

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Success means increased expectations. After starting last season ranked 107th in the Golf Coaches Association of America preseason ranks, IU went out and won its first tournament on the way to making its first appearance in the national championship since 1998. The Hoosiers start this season ranked No. 30, but IU coach Clint Wallman is unfazed by the expectations.







Jay Seawell

My brother's keeper

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Most freshmen are lucky to know a handful of familiar faces when they arrive on campus for their first semester in Bloomington. IU freshman goalkeeper Michael Munroe, one of the newest members of the IU men’s soccer team, lucked out and had a close friend – and sibling – waiting to show him around. That person was his older brother, senior goalkeeper Chris Munroe.