Scots Sports
10 February 2006
Volume 118, Number 12
Scots run over the competition at Depauw
Look to continue at Scots Invite
The Monmouth College men’s and women’s track and field teams had an impressive day at the Tiger Track Invitational at DePauw University on Feb. 4. The Scots know they are a strong team and are going to be a tough team to beat this year, and they had a chance to put their talent and skills to the test as they competed against some very tough NAIA and DII schools.
For the men, it was just another victory under their belt. Monmouth blew away most of the competition and ended up beating the runner up squad from The University of Indianapolis by nearly 18 points. The teams that ended up rounding out the top five were, Lindsey Wilson College, Rend Lake College, and Vincennes University. Read More...
Who are they trying to impress?
NBA players seemingly have it all, money, cars, endorsements, but the one thing they don’t have is the control to pick out what they want to wear before games. In a memo that was sent out to teams before Nov. 1, the NBA declared there would be a league wide dress code.
The dress code is basically as follows, when the players arrive to games they must be dressed in professional attire. Also, if a player isn't playing in a game but is still there watching from the bench, they must dress the same way. Read More...
Super Bowl Forty worth the price of admission
Steelers rob Seahawks? The Bus gets his ring
America witnessed its 40th Super Bowl Sunday Feb. 5 as the Steelers and Seahawks fought for the right to be National Football League Champion. When it was all said and done, the Steelers marched away with 21-10 victory and the Lombardi Trophy.
In a game filled with both controversy and excitement, the nation couldn’t have asked for anymore from the nation’s top two football teams. Read More...
Women
hoping for a strong finish
Scherrer grabs a piece of MC History
The Monmouth College women's basketball team began the weekend with a very impressing win over Beloit College (83-55) but then turned around the next day with a loss to Ripon College(75-58). Read More...
Prairie
Fire Sweeps Monmouth...
Somewhere must have frozen over
Another long, hard weekend for Monmouth's Fighting Scots' men's basketball team with one win and one loss added to their record. The Scots played a double-header in Wisconsin verse both Beloit and Rippon College. 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...
Game of the Week
Basketball vs. Lake Forest
The men and women’s basketball teams compete in their final home game of the year against Lake Forest on Feb. 11. The men look to end their season with their heads held high, especially the five seniors who will play their last game at Glennie Gymnasium: Tucker Blaser, Chris Hebeler, Anthony Beaird, Jim Dibble, and Matt Hammer. The men hope to put another... Read More...
Game of the Week
Fighting Scots Invitational
The Fighting Scots track teams will be holding a meet in the Huff Field House on Feb. 11. The Scots will be hosting teams from across the midwest including Millikin, Simpson, Illinois Wesleyan, Beloit, and Carroll. The men look to anchor behind juniors Tyler Rundle and Dante Daniels to... Read More...
Swimmers
look to play ‘Cinderella’
Midwest Conference Championships
Although the Fighting Scots' swim team was organized just last year, they are already competitive with other schools that have established swim teams. The proof is in the pudding, or in this case, in the swimming pool, as the men's team has already knocked off some highly regarded swim teams from Augustana College and Illinois Wesleyan. Read More...
