Haskell Indian Nations Univiersity’s women’s season started off in full swing on February 18 after 6 postponed games. The team currently has a 1-5 win loss record with future games coming up. March Game Schedule: 3/1 vs. Stephens College 3/5 vs. Ecclesia College 3/6 vs. Southwestern College Fastpitch Dreams SpringContinue Reading
MANHATTAN, KS Feb. 22, 2020—Ten student athletes represented Haskell Indian Nations University at the Steve Miller Open. Sophomore Dorian Daw placed third in the men’s 800m with a time of 2:05:09, a personal best, and second in the men’s mile with a time of 4:49.23, freshman Nelson Yazzie placed fourthContinue Reading
ESPAÑOLA, NM, December 15 — Tensions were high last semester at the Northern New Mexico College and Haskell Indian Nations University (HINU) men’s basketball game. Throughout the course of the game, players from both sides racked up over five technical fouls. Ryan Cordova, Northern New Mexico’s athletic director, said thatContinue Reading
Over the break, Haskell Indian Nations University (HINU) student athlete Nakia Hendricks was recognized as the Association of Independent Institutions’ player of the week for the week of January 6. Hendricks’ previous weeks score and rebound high was against Northern New Mexico college with 16 points and 22 rebounds alongContinue Reading
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
The Haskell cross country season conference meet is just around the corner. Coming to the race is rival College of the Ozarks as they seek to take away the title away from the reigning champions. Asking the Haskell runners if they are ready for conference and what needs to be fixed before entering the race, MaxContinue Reading
Unfortunately, only one alumni showed for the volleyball game, so some students played with her instead. Everyone enjoyed themselves had fun, even shared some laughs. One of the main reasons why it was so fun was because for a few people it was their first time playing. They played aContinue Reading
A total of ten alumni women showed up to play and quickly split into teams. The ladies were laughing and having fun while running up and down the court. They had a friendly crowd to cheer them on; some even brought their families. An excellent game to watch which endedContinue 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