Kappa Alpha Theta sprint wins women’s Little 500
By Stuart Jackson | Apr 28, 2014 12:21 amSenior and rookie cyclist for Kappa Alpha Theta Brenna McGinn edged Teter Cycling’s Emma Caughlin to capture the 2014 women’s Little 500 title.
Senior and rookie cyclist for Kappa Alpha Theta Brenna McGinn edged Teter Cycling’s Emma Caughlin to capture the 2014 women’s Little 500 title.
Rookie Little 500 team Northern Indiana Cycling has overcome challenges, unexpected obstacles to fight its way to Saturday's race.
Black Key Bulls Cycling and Teter Cycling took the Team Pursuit crown and captured the Spring Series Sunday in Bill Armstrong Stadium.
Just two years ago, the IU women’s basketball team finished the season with only six wins.
Freshman Alexis Gassion had a crucial rebound and pair of free throws to help IU women's basketball advance in the WNIT.
IU women's basketball defeated Belmont 48-47 on Thursday to advance to the second round of the Women's National Invitation Tournament (WNIT).
For the second consecutive year, IU faced Michigan in the first round of the Big Ten Tournament.
“It’s a tough matchup, but we’re both in second-year programs of trying
to rebuild,” IU Coach Curt Miller said. “And so there’s a little bit of
bragging rights in this game.”
Michigan’s rebuilding process started after losing six seniors to graduation at the end of last season.
IU was completely outmuscled in its 76-56 loss to No. 21 Michigan State.
The Spartans outrebounded the Hoosiers 46-33, tied for the fifth-most rebounds by an IU opponent all season.
Freshman center Amanda Zahui B. scored 26 points and grabbed 19 rebounds, leading Minnesota to a 73-62 win over IU.
Women's basketball reporters Sam Beishuizen and Stuart Jackson sit down to discuss the upcoming Big Ten Tournament and IU's chances in the postseason.
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