Scots Sports
3 February 2005
Volume 118, Number 11
Men
fight an uphill battle all season
Seniors have nothing left to lose
The Monmouth College men’s basketball team is trying to make the best of the rest of their season. With five games left to go, the men realize they have nothing to lose, especially the five seniors: Chris Hebeler, Anthony Beaird, Tucker Blaser, Jim Dibble, and Matt Hammer. The men have suffered enough tough losses to last them a lifetime (remember the three tough overtime losses to Knox, Grinnell, and Lake Forest) and fought enough uphill battles, they look to finish off the season on a positive note.
The men played sharp shooting Grinnell on Jan 31. at Darby Gym in Iowa. As we remember, Grinnell plays a very unconventional style of basketball that involves fast breaking for a three pointer, subs every minute, and a full court trapping press that never stops. The men have always played a close game with the Pioneers, but forgot that when Grinnell is on, they are on, especially in the confines of their own gym. Grinnell was an impressive 25-60 from behind the arc, which caused problems for the Scots. The men only took 24 three pointers and made 9. They were outscored 50-27 alone from behind the arc. The Scots also struggled from behind the charity strip, shooting just 14-25, while Grinnell shot 12-14. Read More...
Oh Lordy Super Bowl Forty
Steelers v. Seahawks the face-off in Super Bowl XL
Super Bowl XL is upon the nation. After months of anticipation and
countless broken hearts, the end of the 2005-2006 National Football
League season will come to a close Sunday Feb.5.
The season started with much speculation that somehow the New
England Patriots would pull of yet another Super Bowl run. Either
that, or the Indianapolis Colts would finally break through and
claim the Lombardi Trophy as their own. Read More...
Track continues to be on top
Hope to keep it that way
Coach Roger Haynes, head men and women's track coach, says that he was pleasantly surprised at Monmouth College's indoor track meet last Saturday. The men did an outstanding job by placing first overall and the women placing second. Both teams also improved their times from last weekends meet. Read More...
Swimming
looks to take the cake in conference
Throughout the year, Monmouth's Fighting Scots swimming team is not only breaking new records and off to a winning season, but the new era begins. Monmouth's swimming team offers a variety of young talent that only have the thirst for success! Read More...
Women
still have HOPE!
With a simple twist of fate women hope for MWC Playoffs
Although Monmouth's women's basketball team has an overall record of 7-11, they have played better than a sub .500 team over the last five games. Read More...
Ashley Yeast
Sophomore Ashley Yeast has made a name for herself in the Midwest Conference and for Monmouth College women’s basketball. Read More...
Joe Terwelp
Sophomore Joe Terwelp has been a dominate force for the Scots inside
game.
This year Terwelp has stepped up his game big time for the Scots and
leads them in most catagories. Read More...
