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Wednesday, Jan. 21
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The Indiana Daily Student

Loss ends softball's win streak

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The IU softball team split its weekend series with Northwestern, falling 4-1 in the second game Sunday and putting a stop to the Hoosiers’ nation-leading 15-game win streak. 


Track Meet

Track and field teams pace home meet

The Hoosiers climbed up all-time record lists and won 17 events Friday to cap a strong host performance at the 33rd annual Billy Hayes Invitational at Robert C. Haugh Track & Field Complex.


Softball vs. Iowa

Softball puts win streak on line

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As the Hoosiers head into the last four games of the regular season, they are in the midst of a 14-game win streak, and they are tied with No. 2 Michigan for first place in the Big Ten.


Baseball Seniors

Baseball looks to snap 7-game skid in weekend series

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The seven straight losses for Tracy Smith’s ballclub account for the most losses since 2008. During that stretch, IU has left 57 runners on base while being outscored 55-19 with 15 of those 55 runs being unearned.

Baseball Seniors

Senior catchers push each other throughout time at IU

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As Dylan Swift and Wes Wilson look back on their years in Bloomington and their growth together as members of the IU baseball team, they believe the Hoosiers will receive solid production from the catcher position no matter who dons the gear in a given game.










Men's Tennis vs UK

Boilers await in round 2

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After drawing a first-round bye in the Big Ten tournament, the IU men’s tennis team will face Purdue at 3 p.m. Friday.



The Indiana Daily Student

IU aims to end slide against Purdue

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In advance of a weekend series with Big Ten-leading Purdue in West Lafayette, IU coach Tracy Smith said his team’s recent skid might have more to do with the nature of baseball than with any shortcomings by the Hoosiers (25-16, 6-6).


The Indiana Daily Student

Bailey thriving in first outdoor season

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As a freshman on the track and field team, she was coached in consistency and how to perform every day at a high level. When Bailey was recruited, IU coach Ron Helmer saw her potential to be a great athlete who could put up strong numbers. Now that Bailey is in her sophomore season and first outdoor season, Helmer said she has learned how to perform consistently.