Men’s BasketballNov. 20th, 1000 points club, Byron Elledge (Kiowa), Senior Women’s BasketballNAIA DII: Tiana Gullory (Navajo) #1, 3-pt (10) #1, total points (68) #3, total steals NAIA DII, Independent Conference Janee Bates, Senior #3 overall Sierra Penn #15, total steals Cross CountryA.I.I. Cross country girl of the week. Sept. 9thContinue Reading
There were few alumni players, so a few students helped and played on each team. The men had a little more intense game than the women but did so while having a good time. The game was filled with many highlights such as defensive lockdowns in isolation, deep threes, andContinue Reading
HASKELL— Both women’s and mens’ basketball teams were each selected as one of the eight teams that will participate in the 2019 Association of Independent Institutions (A.I.I) conference tournament taking place in Lincoln, Ill. this upcoming weekend. Men’s placed as the No. 5 Seed with a 12-15 record. Team captain;Continue Reading
The men’s Cross Country team had a meet at Missouri Southern State on Saturday September 15th . Haskell finished in 12th place at the event, directly in the middle of the twenty-four-school event. Our fastest runner at the 8km run was Jessie Mandelena, finishing with a time of 27:57.1, aContinue Reading
Womens Volleyball- The 2-7 Fighting Indian’s Women’s Volleyball team faced off against the Avila University Eagles this Wednesday. They lost the match 3-0 on set counts of 25-20, 25-17 and 25-17. This ended an absolutely brutal road stretch for the women spanning over 8 games and over 2 weeks. IContinue Reading
By Patrick Tate The new year for Haskell sports officially began Saturday evening with the Women’s Volleyball team scraping together a close win against Stephens college. It was a close match, going all the way to the 5th set, with the Haskell Women winning that set 15-8. 5’11 Junior, AlliyahContinue Reading
As the Acting Director of Intercollegiate Athletics, Mr. Gary Tanner has recently announced the decision to discontinue Haskell Track & Field. “It was a very hard decision for all of us to make,” Tanner expressed. He added that “cutting the program was not a decision solely made by him, butContinue Reading