Scots Sports
24 March 2006
Volume 118, Number 15
Softball heating up
The Monmouth College women’s softball team has started off their season just one game off .500 at 4-5. The women started their season over spring break in Fort Myers, FL and had their first home opener against MacMurray College on March 15 followed by another home game against Wartburg College on March 18.
The Scots came back from their spring break trip with a record of 2-4. The Scots played their first game of the season against Rochester Institute of Technology and came away with a season opening win 3-1. Junior Drew Robinson shined in this game as she went 2-3 and scored 2 of the 3 runs. The first run came in the first inning when Robinson... Read More...
Can’t stop the Madness
The brackets are filled out, the first and the second round games have been played. Now it is getting down to crunch time, who will be crowned college basketball's national champion?
Some will say Duke, others Connecticut or even Memphis, all of which are legitimate picks. Duke only has the second leading scorer in the nation in J.J. Redick, and a program that has more NCAA tournament history than a museum. Read More...
MWC Champions...AGAIN!!!
While the rest of us were enjoying our spring break, wherever we were, the Monmouth College track team was on it’s way to sweeping its fifth straight Midwest Conference Title.
Friday, March 3 and Saturday, March 4 the Scots’ track teams competed in the two day long Midwest Conference Championships. The weekend was highlighted with MC individual victories 18 in all, out of 36 events, as well as victories in all five relays. Read More...
Tennis turnaround
MC 11-5 after slow start
The Monmouth College Fighting Scots tennis team had two strong team wins this past Saturday by defeating St. Ambrose University and Cornell College. MC hosted the duels and was pleased with the dominating results. The beat these two teams for the first time in MC's men's tennis history. Read More...
Coach Haynes recognized for achievements
The Monmouth College indoor track and field teams again dominated the Midwest Conference Championships, the teams remain nationally-ranked and the program was once more represented at the national meet.
What’s new this year, though, is that Monmouth’s annual successes have been recognized by... Read More...
Baseball
swings for the fences
The Fighting Scots played their first home game, unexpectedly, as MacMurray College was forced to travel north from Jacksonville due to weather conditions and play at Glasgow Field on Wednesday March 15. Glasgow Field was in great condition and the weather, while brisk did not hinder the Fighting Scots' efforts to win their first game on home turf. Read More...
