Scots Sports
5 May 2006
Volume 118, Number 17
Scots go 2-2 against Prairie Fire
But clinch playoff berth
After a stellar 24-9 record in the 2005 season, the Monmouth College baseball team has suffered a drop off in 2006. The Fighting Scots lost most of their starting infield to graduation at the start of the season. Coach Roger Sander had to replace first and second base, the shortstop position, and suffered the loss of one of his starting pitchers, who decided to transfer, last minute, at the end of first semester this year. The Fighting Scots currently stand at 17-15 overall and have a 7-3 record against Midwest Conference opponents. Read More...
Men place 6 golfers in top 15
Midwest Conference Tournament next
This past weekend, April 29 and 30, the Monmouth College men’s golf team competed in the Midwest Conference South Division Tournament. The two day tournament was hosted by Monmouth College on the first day at Gibson Woods Golf Course, then continued the second day at Grinnell Golf and Country Club in Grinnell, Iowa. Read More...
Slumping Scots: Softball drops last four
The Fighting Scots' softball team had a very rough end of the season, as they lost seven of their last nine games. This includes losing their last four in two doubleheaders, the first against Illinois College and the second against Grinnell College.
The Scots looked to be having their best month in some time as they dominated in the Midwest Conference Classic. The Scots won... Read More...
Burning up the track
The outdoor track season has been a successful one for the Monmouth College Fighting Scots. In their four meets this season, the MC men have placed first or second.
On Saturday, April 15, the Scots traveled to Macomb, Ill., to participate in the Lee Calhoun Meet. Of the seven teams at the meet, the Fighting Scots men’s team placed ... Read More...
A season for the record books
The Monmouth College men’s tennis team ended its regular season with a 22-8 record by beating St. Norbert College and taking third in the Midwest Conference.
Their impressive record was over twice as many victories as their previous best in a season, which was nine. Read More...
