August 1, 2005
VOLLEYBALL
Linebarger to lead Volleyball Majors in 2005
(From Millsaps' website)
JACKSON, Miss. - Matthew J. Linebarger has joined Millsaps College and the Department of Athletics as head coach for the Majors women’s volleyball team, in an announcement made by Millsaps College Director of Athletics Ron Jurney, Friday. Linebarger will also serve as the head strength and conditioning coach for Majors seven women’s athletic teams. Complete Release

August 1, 2005
CROSS COUNTRY
David Rop brings top shelf experience to Majors
(From Millsaps' website)
JACKSON, Miss. - Former Jackson State University track and field star David Rop will serve as head coach of the men's and women's cross country teams at Millsaps College in 2005. Complete Release

July 20, 2005
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
Trinity welcomes new Head Women's Basketball Coach
(From Trinity's website)
SAN ANTONIO, Texas - Trinity University announced the hiring of Amie Smith Bradley as its new women's basketball coach, effective immediately. Bradley, a four-year starter and member of the 1,000 point club for the University of Texas women's basketball team, is the founder and owner of a basketball skills training company in Dallas, as well as an active coach in the Amateur Athletic Union (AAU). Complete Release

June 27, 2005
ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL
SCAC announces Spring 2005 Student-Athlete Academic Honor Roll
SUWANEE, Ga. - The Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference (SCAC) announced its Student-Athlete Academic Honor Roll today for the 2005 spring term and a record 764 student-athletes made the list. Since the Honor Roll’s inception in 1997, over 8,000 male and female student-athletes have been recognized for their contributions in the classroom. Complete Release | Academic Honor Roll archive

June 23, 2005
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
Trinity's Geyer resigns as Women's Basketball Coach
(From Trinity's website)
SAN ANTONIO, Texas – Becky Geyer has resigned as head women’s basketball coach after 13 seasons at Trinity University to accept a position of assistant coach at the University of Central Florida. Geyer, who led the Tigers to the NCAA Division III Championship in 2003, will join the staff of the Division I Golden Knights in Orlando. Complete Release

June 22, 2005
SOFTBALL
Hicks named Head Softball Coach at Rhodes
(From Rhodes' website)
MEMPHIS, Tenn. - David Hicks has been named the Head Softball Coach at Rhodes College. Coach Hicks currently serves as the Assistant Athletic Director for Facilities, a position he’s held for seven years. “We’re very excited about David leading our softball program. For the past six years we’ve operated with a part-time head coach, and it’s been difficult building the program,” said Director of Athletics Mike Clary. Complete Release

June 20, 2005
MEN'S AND WOMEN'S TENNIS
Sombito joins Southwestern as Head Men's & Women's Tennis Coach
(From Southwestern's website)
GEORGETOWN, Texas - Southwestern University Athletics Director Dr. Glada Munt has announced the appointment of Lester Sombito, a Houston native, as the school’s new Head Men's and Women's Tennis Coach. Complete Release

June 20, 2005
VOLLEYBALL
Neyhouse tabbed to head Centre volleyball program
(From Centre's website)
DANVILLE, Ky. - Centre College Director of Athletics and Recreation, Brian Chafin, has announced James Neyhouse will be the new head volleyball coach at Centre. Neyhouse had been the head coach at Wilmington College since 2001. Complete Release

June 17, 2005
NCAA DIVISION III DIRECTOR'S CUP
Trinity finishes fourth in Director's Cup Standings
(From Trinity's website)
SAN ANTONIO, Texas - Trinity University finished fourth in the prestigious United States Sports Academy Directors’ Cup NCAA Division III standings. The Tiger teams amassed 672 points in the competition for the best overall sports program - among 422 institutions – based on NCAA postseason play. DePauw University finished 27th. Complete Release

June 9, 2005
BASEBALL
Millsaps' Wetzel drafted in 10th round by Rockies
(From Millsaps' website)
JACKSON, Miss. - Garner Wetzel of Millsaps College, reigning SCAC Offensive Player-of-the-Year, was drafted in the 10th round of the 2005 MLB Draft on Tuesday afternoon by the Colorado Rockies. Wetzel was the 297th pick overall. Complete Release

May 28, 2005
MEN'S TRACK & FIELD
DePauw's Wellman wraps up career with another all-American honor
(From DePauw's website)
WAVERLY, Iowa - DePauw senior Graham Wellman concluded his collegiate career with an all-America performance at the NCAA Division III Outdoor Track and Field Championships at Wartburg College. Complete Release

May 27, 2005
WOMEN'S TRACK & FIELD
Trinity's Schumann wins second straight NCAA Championship
(From Trinity's website)
WAVERLY, Iowa – Trinity University junior Christyn Schumann won her second consecutive NCAA Division III Women’s Outdoor High Jump Championship Friday. Schumann won the national event - without a miss – jumping 5 feet, 9 1/4 inches (1.76 meters) at Wartburg College. She won the 2004 title at Decatur, Ill., also with a mark of 5-9 1/4, and became Trinity’s first Division III track and field national champion. Complete Release

May 27, 2005
WOMEN'S TRACK & FIELD
Hendrix's Coats Runs to All-American Status
(From Hendrix's website)
WAVERLY, Iowa – Hendrix Junior Julie Coats earned All-American honors in the 3000 meter steeplechase in the Division III Outdoor Track and Field Championships held at Wartburg College in Waverly, Iowa. Coats finished sixth in the nineteen runner field in a time of 10:56. Shauneen Garrahan of Amherst College won the event in 10:33. Complete Release

May 25, 2005
SCAC SPRING SPORTS
SCAC names Coaches-of-the-Year for Golf and Track & Field
SUWANEE, Ga. - After exclusive voting by head coaches of each sport, the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference (SCAC) announced its 2005 Coaches-of-the-Year for men’s and women’s track and field and men’s and women’s golf. Complete Release

May 23, 2005
WOMEN'S TENNIS
Bondi finishes second in Division III in three-set match
(From DePauw's website)
KALAMAZOO, Mich. - DePauw junior Liz Bondi won the first set in her NCAA Division III Singles Championship match, but Washington & Lee's Lindsay Hagerman rallied to take the final two and win 5-7, 6-3, 6-2. Complete Release

May 23, 2005
MEN'S TENNIS
Cath named Division III Coach-of-the-Year; Kuresman earns Ashe Award
(From DePauw's website)
GREENCASTLE, Ind. - The DePauw men's tennis team picked up two of the Intercollegiate Tennis Association's major awards at the annual awards banquet at the national championships. Complete Release

May 23, 2005
WOMEN'S TENNIS
Sewanee's Carvalho named ITA National Rookie-of-the-Year
(From Sewanee's website)
KALAMAZOO, Mich. - Sewanee freshman tennis player Gab Carvalho has been selected as the Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) National Female Rookie of the Year for NCAA Division III. Complete Release

May 23, 2005
WOMEN'S GOLF
DePauw's Gates named First Team All-American; Amore is Honorable Mention
CHICAGO, Ill. - The National Golf Coaches Association recently announced the 2004-05 student-athletes and coaches awards for Division III and DePauw's Sarah Gates was selected First Team All-American. Teammate Lindsay Amore was named Honorable Mention and Coach Vince Lazar was named Region II Coach-of-the-Year. Complete Release

May 23, 2005
MEN'S GOLF
Oglethorpe's Urbanski named to All-Freshman Team; Six from SCAC named Ping All-Region
NORMAN, Okla. - Taylor Urbanski of Oglethorpe was one of six named to the Division III All-Freshman Team announced by the Golf Coaches Association of America.
Also, Urbanski and teammate Joe Green, Jay Burkhardt of DePauw and Matt Bley, Brian Sparks and Simon Thompson - all of Trinity - were selected to their respective Ping All-Region Teams. Complete Release

May 22, 2005
WOMEN'S TENNIS
Bondi to play for National Championship
(From DePauw's website)
KALAMAZOO, Mich. - DePauw junior Liz Bondi advanced to the NCAA Division III Singles Championship match after a pair of straight-set victories today. Complete Release

May 22, 2005
MEN'S TENNIS
Trinity's Shaughnessy eliminated in NCAA Semis
(From Trinity's website)
SANTA CRUZ, Calif. - Trinity's Jim Shaughnessy was eliminated in the NCAA Singles Semifinals on Sunday afternoon at UC-Santa Cruz. Complete Release

May 21, 2005
WOMEN'S TENNIS
Sewanee's Carvalho Loses in Round of 16
(From Sewanee's website)
KALAMAZOO, Mich.- Sewanee freshman Gab Carvalho won her first round match this morning and then lost in the round of 16 at the NCAA Division III national singles tournament here. Complete Release

May 21, 2005
WOMEN'S TENNIS
Trinity individuals eliminated in NCAA Quarterfinals
(From Trinity's website)
KALAMAZOO, Mich. - Trinity's final three individuals in the NCAA Singles and Doubles Championships were all eliminated in the quarterfinals on Sunday. Complete Release

May 21, 2005
MEN'S TENNIS
DePauw's Kuresman bows out of NCAA Singles Championship in Round of 16
(From DePauw's website)
SANTA CRUZ, Calif. - DePauw senior Marshall Kuresman opened play at the NCAA Division III Singles Championship with a first-round win before losing in the round of 16. Complete Release

May 20, 2005
BASEBALL
Millsaps eliminated with 4-3 loss to Adrian
(From Rose-Hulman's website)
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. - Adrian College earned its first NCAA Division III Baseball Tournament victory in school history with a 4-3 victory over Millsaps College in game four of the Mideast Regional at Rose-Hulman on Friday. Complete Release

May 19, 2005
MEN'S GOLF
Burkhardt of DePauw; Swanick of Oglethorpe named to Ping All-America Team
HOWEY-IN-THE-HILLS, Fla. - Jay Burkhardt of DePauw was named to the Second Team and Danny Swanick of Oglethorpe was recognized as Third Team with the release of the Ping All-America Teams. Complete Release

May 18, 2005
WOMEN'S TENNIS
Trinity women eliminated by Amherst in NCAA Quarters
(From Trinity's website)
KALAMAZOO, Mich. - The Trinity women's tennis team lost 2-5 to Amherst College at the NCAA Quarterfinals hosted by Kalamazoo College on Wednesday afternoon. Complete Release

May 18, 2005
MEN'S TENNIS
Gustavus Adolphus beats Trinity men in NCAA Quarterfinals
(From Trinity's website)
SANTA CRUZ, Calif. - The Trinity men's tennis team was edged 4-3 by Gustavus Adolphus College at the NCAA Quarterfinals on Wednesday. Complete Release

May 18, 2005
BASEBALL
Wetzel of Millsaps; Hewitt of Trinity headline 2005 All-SCAC Baseball Team
SUWANEE, Ga. – Garner Wetzel of Millsaps College was named the league’s Offensive Player-of-the-Year and Brock Hewitt of Trinity University was selected the Pitcher-of-the-Year in exclusive 2005 all-Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference (SCAC) voting by the conference’s head coaches. In that same balloting, Millsaps head coach Jim Page was named the SCAC Coach-of-the-Year – the sixth time that the Majors’ skipper has received the honor – more than any other baseball coach in conference history. Complete Release

May 18, 2005
SOFTBALL
Trinity's Super Sophs sweep Player/Pitcher of the Year in All-SCAC Softball voting
SUWANEE, Ga. - In exclusive all-Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference (SCAC) voting by the league’s head coaches, Trinity University’s Stephanie Priester and Erin Mulvey were selected the conference’s Offensive Player and Pitcher-of-the-Year respectively after the duo led the Tigers to the 2005 conference title – the program’s fifth softball crown in the seven-year history of the sport. In that same balloting, Trinity head coach Roland Rodriguez and Centre College coach Wendie Austin-Robinson shared SCAC Coach-of-the-Year honors. Complete Release

May 18, 2005
SOFTBALL
Mulvey and Priester of Trinity; Herrera of Sewanee named to Louisville Slugger/NFCA All-Region Teams
Three SCAC Student-Athletes were named to the Louisville Slugger/NFCA Division III All-Region softball teams. Sophomores Erin Mulvey and Stephanie Priester of Trinity - the SCAC Pitcher and Offensive Player-of-the-Year, were named to the All-West Region Team. Mulvey was a second team selection and Priester was named to the Third Team. Eliza Herrera of Sewanee, a senior second baseman, was named All-Central Region Second Team. Trinity Release | Sewanee Release

May 15, 2005
MEN'S TENNIS
DePauw earns three of five ITA Regional Awards
(From DePauw's website)
GREENCASTLE, Ind. - The DePauw men's tennis team picked up three of the five regional honors selected by the Intercollegiate Tennis Association. DePauw head coach Tom Cath was named the Central Region Coach of the Year, while Kortney Keith was named the Rookie Player of the Year and Marshall Kuresman earned the Arthur Ashe Award for Leadership and Sportsmanship. (Complete Release)

May 14, 2005
SOFTBALL
Trinity eliminated from NCAA Regional; Mulvey and Johnson named to All-Tournament Team
(From Trinity's website)
REDLANDS, Calif. – Fifth-seeded Trinity was eliminated Saturday from the NCAA Division III West Region tournament at the University of Redlands. First, Trinity ousted No. 2 Redlands 8-4, but then fell 3-0 to third-seeded Louisiana College in the double-elimination tournament. The Tigers, who had never won a postseason game in three previous NCAA appearances, went 2-2 at the regional event. Trinity completed its season with a 28-22 mark. Complete Release | Region Scores/Boxes

May 13, 2005
SOFTBALL
Trinity softball splits on NCAA Regional first day; Wins 15-inning marathon
(From Trinity's website)
REDLANDS, Calif. – The fifth-seeded Trinity Tigers softball team won a 15-inning, four-hour game 4-3 over No. 4 Linfield (Ore.) and then lost 7-0 to top-seeded Chapman Friday at the NCAA Division III West Regional. Complete Release | Region Scores/Boxes

May 13, 2005
WOMEN'S GOLF
DePauw finishes tied for third at NCAA Women's Championships
(From DePauw's website)
SOUTHERN PINES, N.C. - The third-ranked DePauw women's golf team shot a final round 328 and finished in a tie for third at the NCAA Division III Championships at Mid Pines. Complete Release | Team Scores | Individual Scores | Rhodes' Hudson finishes 43rd

May 12, 2005
MEN'S GOLF
Oglethorpe finishes seventh; DePauw 14th at NCAA Men's Golf Championships
HOWEY-IN-THE-HILLS, Fla. - Oglethorpe finished seventh and DePauw came in at 14th as the 2005 NCAA Division III Men's Golf Championships concluded on Thursday. Team Scores | Individual Scores | Host Website | DePauw Story

May 12, 2005
WOMEN'S GOLF
Third-ranked DePauw remains in fourth after NCAA third round
(From DePauw's website)
SOUTHERN PINES, N.C. - The third-ranked DePauw women's golf team shot a third-round 337 and remained in fourth place at the NCAA Division III Championships at Mid Pines. Complete Release | Team Scores | Individual Scores

May 12, 2005
FOOTBALL
Rhodes' Swanstrom signs professional contract
MEMPHIS, Tenn. - Lynx senior quarterback Daniel Swanstrom has accepted an offer to join the Darmstadt Diamonds professional football team in Darmstadt, Germany. Swanstrom who is the Lynx all-time leading passer and is fourth in career passing yards in SCAC history with 7546 yards, leaves the day after graduation to begin his professional career.

May 11, 2005
WOMEN'S GOLF
DePauw improves to fourth after NCAA second round
(From DePauw's website)
SOUTHERN PINES, N.C. - The third-ranked DePauw women's golf team shot a 325 and improved from eighth to fourth place after the second of four rounds of the NCAA Division III Championships at the Mid Pines Golf Club.  Complete Release | Team Scores | Individual Scores

May 11, 2005
MEN'S GOLF
Oglethorpe slips to eighth; DePauw tied for 14th as play is suspended at the NCAA Men's Golf Championships
HOWEY-IN-THE-HILLS, Fla. - Both Oglethorpe and DePauw slipped in the team standings as play was suspended on Day Three of the 2005 NCAA Division III Men's Golf Championships. After beginning the morning in fourth place, Oglethorpe shot a third-round 311 and stands in eighth with a team score of 919 (+55). When play was suspended, DePauw was in a tie for 14th place and had a team score of +30 for the third round. The Tigers will finish their round first thing Thursday before playing the fourth and final round. Guilford continues to lead with a three-day total of 884 (+20). Team Scores | Individual Scores | Host Website

May 10, 2005
WOMEN'S TENNIS
Trinity freshmen duo receive national recognition
SAN ANTONIO, Texas - First-year Trinity women's tennis players Alicia Hunt and Laura Steinmetz both received recognition from the ITA recently. Hunt was selected as the ITA West Region Rookie-of-the-Year and stands at 20-4 in singles play heading into next Wednesday's quarterfinals match against Kalamazoo. In addition, Steinmetz was named the ITA West Region Player to Watch.

May 10, 2005
WOMEN'S GOLF
Third-ranked DePauw in eighth after NCAA first round
(From DePauw's website)
SOUTHERN PINES, N.C. - The third-ranked DePauw women's golf team shot a 345 and is in eighth-place after the first of four rounds of the NCAA Division III Championships at the Mid Pines Golf Club. Complete Release | Team Scores | Individual Scores

May 10, 2005
MEN'S GOLF
Oglethorpe tied for fourth; DePauw 12th after Day Two of NCAA Men's Golf Championships
HOWEY-IN-THE-HILLS, Fla. - Oglethorpe shot a second-round 296 - the third-best round of the day - to improve from 10th to a tie for fourth after the second day of the 2005 NCAA Division III Men's Golf Championships. DePauw also improved with a second-round 308 and moved up one position to 12th. Guilford leads after Day Two on the heels of a tournament-best 285 second round score. Team Scores | Individual Scores | Host Website

May 9, 2005
SOFTBALL
Trinity to travel to Redlands for NCAA Regional
REDLANDS, Calif. - Trinity's softball team will head to the University of Redlands for the NCAA Regional Tournament this weekend, as announced by the NCAA today. Complete Release | Tournament Schedule

May 9, 2005
MEN'S GOLF
Oglethorpe tied for 10th; DePauw 13th after Day One of NCAA Men's Golf Championships
HOWEY-IN-THE-HILLS, Fla. - Host Oglethorpe shot a first-round 312 (+24) and DePauw put together a first-round score of 314 (+26) as the 2005 NCAA Division III Men's Golf Championships teed off Monday at the Mission Inn Golf and Tennis Resort on the El Campeon course. Nebraska Wesleyan leads after Day One with a team score of 300 (+12). Team Scores | Individual Scores | Host Website

May 9, 2005
MEN'S AND WOMEN'S SWIMMING & DIVING
Jon Duncan named Rhodes Swimming & Diving Coach
(From Rhodes' website)
MEMPHIS, Tenn. - Jon Duncan was named Rhodes Aquatics Coordinator and Head Swimming and Diving Coach. Duncan served the past two years as an Assistant Coach for the women's and men's teams at Depauw. "We're very excited to have Coach Duncan join our program at Rhodes," said Mike Clary, Rhodes Director of Athletics. Clary went on to say, "the combination of his Division III coaching experience and his Division I competitive experience will provide the balance we seek for our student-athletes at Rhodes." (Complete Release)

May 9, 2005
MEN'S AND WOMEN'S SWIMMING & DIVING
Steve Brandt Named Head Swimming & Diving Coach at Southwestern
(From Southwestern's website)
GEORGETOWN, Texas - A one-year veteran of the Southwestern coaching ranks, Steve Brandt was named Head Women’s and Men's Swimming & Diving Coach at Southwestern University, Glada Munt, SU Director of Athletics announced today. Brandt served as Southwestern's Assistant Swimming & Diving Coach last season. (Complete Release)

May 9, 2005
MEN'S TENNIS
Trinity's men head to NCAA Quarterfinals; DePauw drops first round match
Seventh-ranked Trinity advanced to the NCAA Division III quarterfinals with a 4-0 West Region victory over No. 9 Pacific Lutheran Saturday at Delavan Tennis Stadium. In Central Region first-round play, eight-ranked DePauw dropped a 4-3 thriller to 23rd-ranked Kenyon on Saturday in Greencastle. Trinity Story | DePauw Story

May 9, 2005
WOMEN'S TENNIS
Trinity advances to NCAA Quarterfinals; DePauw, Rhodes fall in second round
The fifth-ranked Trinity women's team advanced to the NCAA Division III quarterfinals Sunday with a 5-2 West Region victory over No. 9 Hardin-Simmons at Delavan Tennis Stadium. After defeating Washington (Mo.) 5-0 on Saturday, sixth-ranked DePauw dropped a 5-3 decision to eighth-ranked Denison. Rhodes advanced to the second round after first-round opponent Sewanee withdrew from the tournament, but the Lynx lost a 5-3 decision to top-ranked Emory on Sunday. Trinity Story | DePauw Story | Rhodes Story

May 6, 2005
WOMEN'S TENNIS
Sewanee withdraws from NCAA Championships
SEWANEE, Tenn. - Due to illness on the team and a death of a family member of team members Molly and Lauren Willett, the Sewanee women's tennis team has withdrawn from the 2005 NCAA Division III women's tennis tournament. As a result, the Tigers' scheduled opponent Rhodes College will advance to Sunday's subregion final against host Emory University. (Complete Release)

May 5, 2005
SCAC STUDENT-ATHLETE ADVISORY COMMITTEE
SCAC and Hendrix collect 43 pairs of shoes for Goodwill
SAAC and other campus organizations collect $1,124 for Tsunami Relief
CONWAY, Ark. - The SCAC Student-Athlete Advisory Committee, along with host school Hendrix College, sponsored a shoe drive at the 2005 Spring Sports Festival, held April 21-24. (Complete Release)

May 4, 2005
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
Ruder Era Begins at Southwestern
(From Southwestern's website)
GEORGETOWN, Texas - Bringing with her 15 years of Division III coaching experience, Pam Ruder was named Southwestern University head women's basketball coach, university administration announced today (May 4). Ruder served most recently as the head women's basketball coach at the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh. She replaces four-year head coach Kerri Brinkoeter. (Complete Release)

May 4, 2005
NCAA AWARDS
Martelli of Sewanee; Rohde of Trinity earn NCAA Postgraduate Scholarships
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. --- The NCAA has awarded 56 postgraduate scholarships of $7,500 each to 28 male student-athletes and 28 female student-athletes who participated in winter sports. Swimming All-American Matt Martelli of Sewanee, a senior biology major, and Basketball All-American Tara Rohde of Trinity, a senior political science and economics major, have been named Postgraduate Scholars. Complete Release from NCAA website | Sewanee release | Trinity release | Top 10 Institutions Most Postgraduate Scholarship Recipients

May 4, 2005
MEN'S AND WOMEN'S TENNIS
Bondi of DePauw; Shaughnessy of Trinity highlight 2005 All-SCAC Tennis Teams
SUWANEE, Ga. - In exclusive voting by the head coaches in the league, Liz Bondi of DePauw University and Jim Shaughnessy of Trinity University have been selected the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference (SCAC) Tennis Players-of-the-Year for the 2005 season. In that same balloting, DePauw swept the Coach-of-the-Year awards as Tom Cath was voted Men’s COTY and Scott Riggle was recognized as Women’s COTY. (Complete Release)

May 3, 2005
WOMEN'S TENNIS
SCAC has three individuals seeded in top eight in NCAA Singles Competition; Two teams in Doubles Competition
Bondi of DePauw seeded second; Gong of Rhodes third; Carvalho of Sewanee eighth
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. -- The NCAA Division III Women's Tennis Subcommittee selected individuals and doubles teams that will compete in the NCAA Division III Women's Tennis Championships. The individual championships include 32 singles players, including four SCAC student-athletes, and 16 doubles teams, with two SCAC teams making the field. Complete Release from NCAASports.com | DePauw Story | Rhodes Story | Sewanee Story | Trinity Story

May 2, 2005
WOMEN'S TENNIS
DePauw, Rhodes, Sewanee and Trinity all selected to 26-team NCAA Championship Field
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. -- The NCAA Division III Women’s Tennis Subcommittee has selected the 26 teams that will compete in the NCAA Division III Women’s Tennis Championships. For the fourth time in the last six years, the SCAC had four team selected to the field with DePauw, Rhodes, Sewanee and Trinity all receiving invitations.
Complete Release from NCAASports.com | DePauw Story | Rhodes Story | Sewanee Story | Trinity Story

May 2, 2005
MEN'S TENNIS
DePauw and Trinity selected to NCAA Championship Field
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. -- The NCAA Division III Men's Tennis Subcommittee has selected the 27 teams that will participate in the NCAA Division III Men's Tennis Championships.
The teams will play a single-elimination tournament with the first and second rounds played at non-predetermined regional sites. The quarterfinal, semifinal and final rounds will be played at the University of California, Santa Cruz. Finals competition will also be held at UC Santa Cruz, May 18-23. Complete Release from NCAASports.com | DePauw Story | Trinity Story

May 2, 2005
WOMEN'S GOLF
Third-ranked DePauw earns spot in fourth straight NCAA Championships; Hudson of Rhodes selected as individual
(DePauw headline from DePauw's website)
GREENCASTLE, Ind. - The third-ranked DePauw women's golf team has earned a fourth consecutive berth into the NCAA Division III Championships. Competition in the four-round tournament begins on Tuesday, May 10, and continues through Friday, May 13, at the Mid Pines Inn and Golf Club in Southern Pines, N.C. (Complete Release)

April 29, 2005
BASEBALL
Rose-Hulman selected to host upcoming NCAA Division III Baseball Regional
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. --- Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology has been selected to serve as a regional site for the upcoming NCAA Division III Baseball Tournament, scheduled for May 19-22. (Rose-Hulman's Regional Homepage)

April 28, 2005
MEN'S GOLF
DePauw, Oglethorpe earn bids to NCAA Men's Golf Championships
The NCAA Division III Men's Golf Committee has announced the teams and individuals selected to participate in the 2005 NCAA Division III Men's Golf Championships and DePauw University and the host school, Oglethorpe University were among the 23 teams selected. Complete Story | Host Website

April 27, 2005
WOMEN'S TENNIS
Sewanee's Carvalho selected Atlantic South Rookie of the Year
(From Sewanee's website)
SEWANEE, Tenn. - Sewanee freshman Gab Carvalho (Rock Hill, S.C.) has been selected as the Atlantic South Female Rookie of the Year by the Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) in women's tennis. Carvalho, who plays No.1 singles (14-4) and No. 1 doubles (10-8) for the Tigers, is the third Sewanee player to receive this award, joining Kristen Ialacci (1993) and Lauren Willett (2004). (Complete Release)

April 25, 2005
SCAC ALL-SPORTS TROPHY
Trinity wins 2004-05 President's Trophy
Tiger program has won 11 of last 12 all-sports titles
SUWANEE, Ga. - After winning four of the eight spring sports championships contested at this weekend's 2005 Spring Sports Festival in Conway, Ark., Trinity University clinched the 2004-05 Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference President's Trophy. The trophy represents Trinity's 11th all-sports title in the last 12 years and fourth in a row. (Complete Release/Final Standings)

April 25, 2005
FOOTBALL
Former Crimson Tide Head Coach Mike DuBose to join Majors' football staff
(From Millsaps' website)
JACKSON, Miss. - Mike DuBose, head football coach of the Alabama Crimson Tide from 1996-2000, was named Friday as the newest member of the Millsaps College football assistant coaching staff. DuBose will officially take on the role of defensive coordinator after he completes the semester at Luverne High School in Luverne, Ala., near Montgomery, a small 2-A school that DuBose led to a state championship in 2003. (Complete Release)

April 25, 2005
BASEBALL
Millsaps breezes through SCAC Tournament to capture Baseball Championship
(From Hendrix College Festival Website)
CONWAY, Ark. - The Majors of Millsaps College went undefeated - winning all four games in the four- day Spring Festival at Hendrix College - to capture their fifth SCAC championship since 1992 and second in three years beating the defending champions Trinity University 4-3. Complete Story | Official Festival Website | 2005 Tournament Statistics | 2005 All-Tournament Team | 2005 Baseball Bracket (updated 4/25)

April 25, 2005
SOFTBALL
Trinity wins two over Centre to earn SCAC Softball Title
(From Hendrix College Festival Website)
CONWAY, Ark. - Trinity University shut out Centre College 2-0 and 5-0 to capture its fifth SCAC Championship in seven years. The pitching combination of Erin Mulvey and Melissa Johnson limited the Colonels (19-14) to only five hits and the duo struck out 20 batters in 14 innings of work. The Tigers (28-16) scored on two of the four hits in the first game and pounded out nine hits in the championship game.  Complete Story | Official Festival Website | 2005 Tournament Statistics | 2005 All-Tournament Team | 2005 Softball Bracket (updated 4/25)

April 25, 2005
MEN'S GOLF
Trinity wins first Men's Golf Title since 1996
Josh Abrams of DePauw earns 2005 Golfer-of-the-Year honors
(From Hendrix College Festival Website)
CONWAY, Ark. - Trinity University's Men's golf team held on to a three-stroke lead coming into Sunday's final round of the SCAC Men's Golf Championship to edge a surging Rhodes College team by two strokes finishing at 298-303-601 (+25). Complete Story | 2005 All-SCAC Men's Golf Team | Results | Official Festival Website

April 25, 2005
WOMEN'S GOLF
DePauw captures fourth straight SCAC Women's Golf Title
Tigers' Sarah Gates named Golfer-of-the-Year for second straight year
(From DePauw's Website)
CONWAY, Ark. - The third-ranked DePauw women's golf team shot a second-round 321 and won its fourth straight Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference title with a 649. The 321 was the best second-round score in SCAC history. Complete Story | 2005 All-SCAC Women's Golf Team | Results | Official Festival Website

April 25, 2005
MEN'S TENNIS
Trinity wins hard-fought match over DePauw to take 12th consecutive SCAC title
(From Hendrix College Festival website)
CONWAY, Ark. - The Trinity University men finished off DePauw University 4-3 - winning two of the doubles matches before splitting the six single matches with three each. The teams of John Matthews/Nick Kaloudis and Jim Shaughnessy/Stuart Row won doubles 8-6 and 9-7.  Complete Story | 2005 Men's All-Tournament Team (updated 5/11) | Official Festival Website | 2005 Men's Tennis Bracket (updated 4/25)

April 25, 2005
WOMEN'S TENNIS
Trinity takes SCAC title No. 14 with 6-3 victory over DePauw
(From Hendrix College Festival website)
CONWAY, Ark. - The Trinity University women earned their 14th consecutive team title with Sunday's 6-3 championship match victory over DePauw University. The TU women won two of three in doubles matches and earned victories at #2, #3, #5, and #6 singles. Complete Story | 2005 Women's All-Tournament Team | Official Festival Website | 2005 Women's Tennis Bracket (updated 4/25)

April 25, 2005
MEN'S TRACK & FIELD
DePauw track team captures fifth SCAC title
Sewanee's Casey Strickland named Athlete-of-the-Year
(From DePauw's Website)
MEMPHIS, Tenn. - The DePauw University men's track and field team totaled 211 points to runner-up Trinity's 135 and captured its second consecutive Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference title and fifth in the last six seasons. Complete Story | 2005 All-SCAC Men's Track & Field Team | Official Festival Website | Strickland Release (From Sewanee's Website)

April 25, 2005
WOMEN'S TRACK & FIELD
DePauw wins third SCAC title; Anderson named conference MVP
(From DePauw's Website)
MEMPHIS, Tenn. - The DePauw women's track and field team totaled a conference-record 256.50 points and won its third Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference title and first since 2001. Complete Story | 2005 All-SCAC Women's Track & Field Team | Official Festival Website

April 15, 2005
BASEBALL
NCAA Baseball Rules Committee allows previously played seven-inning games
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. --- The NCAA Baseball Rules Committee has determined that seven-inning baseball games played in tournaments on or before April 18, 2005, will be counted as regulation games. Seven games played by SCAC teams that had previously been removed from the records have now been reinstated. (Complete Release from NCAA)

April 13, 2005
SCAC NEWS
Rose-Hulman to leave SCAC after 2005-06 season
SUWANEE, Ga. - In an announcement made today, Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology will leave the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference (SCAC) following the completion of the 2005-06 academic year. (Complete SCAC Release)

April 9, 2005
MEN'S TENNIS
Sewanee's Shackelford wins No. 300
(From Sewanee's website)
SEWANEE, Tenn. - Highlighted by a water baptism of men's coach John Shackelford in honor of his 300th career win, the Sewanee men's and women's teams swept Centre College in NCAA Division III tennis here at the Bruton-Guerry Tennis Center. (Complete Release)

March 27, 2005
WOMEN'S TRACK & FIELD
Coats Becomes Fastest Division-III Steeplechase Runner in the Nation
(From Hendrix's website)
MEMPHIS, Tenn. - On Saturday at the Lynx Invitational at Rhodes College, Hendrix College junior Julie Coats ran the 3,000 meter steeplechase in 11:06.00 - currently making her the fastest Division-III steeplechase runner in the nation. (Complete Release)

March 23, 2005
BASEBALL
Millsaps' Wetzel named National Hitter of the Week
Majors' Kindler recognized as Honorable Mention performer
Shortstops Garner Wetzel of Millsaps College and Dave Sica of Rutgers University-Newark and no-hit author Brian Schutzbach of Monmouth College (Ill.) have been named the 2005 NCAA Division III Co-National Hitters of the Week and Pitcher of the Week for March 14-20 by the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association. (Complete Release)

March 21, 2005
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
Rohde; Argetsinger selected to Kodak/WBCA NCAA Division III All-America Basketball Team
ATLANTA, Ga. -- The Women's Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA) and Eastman Kodak Company today announced the 2005 NCAA Division III Kodak/WBCA All-America Basketball Team and Trinity University's Tara Rohde was named First Team while DePauw University's Amy Argetsinger was recognized as Honorable Mention. (Complete Release)

March 21, 2005
MEN'S BASKETBALL
Devins, Bowser and Murray named to NABC All-South Region Team
Trinity University's Sean Devins and Peter Murray and Southwestern University's Aaron Bowser were among 11 honorees on the NABC (National Association of Basektball Coaches) All-South Region Team as voted on by the region's coaches. (Complete Release)

March 21, 2005
MEN'S BASKETBALL
Oglethorpe's Churchwell named D3hoops.com All-American
Russ Churchwell of Oglethorpe University, who ended his career as the SCAC's all-time leading scorer and rebounder, was selected as Honorable Mention All-American by D3hoops.com. (Complete Release)

March 21, 2005
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
Trinity's Rohde; DePauw's Argetsinger named D3hoops.com All-Americans
Tara Rohde of Trinity University, the 2005 recipient of the Jostens Award as the DIII Women's Player-of-the-Year, and Amy Argetsinger of DePauw University, who was one of 10 finalists for the Jostens, were named All-Americans by D3hoops.com. Rohde was a First Team selection and Argetsinger was named to the Fourth Team. (Complete Release)

March 19, 2005
MEN'S AND WOMEN'S SWIMMING & DIVING
Trinity's Cook finishes third in 3-meter competition; becomes first Tiger diving All-American
Isenberg earns Honorable Mention All-American honors
HOLLAND, Mich. - Trinity diver Ryan Cook and swimmer Jessica Isenberg each earned All-America honors the past two weeks at the NCAA Championships. First-year diver Ryan Cook of Katy, Texas, finished third at last weekend’s NCAA Division III Men’s and Women’s Swimming and Diving Championships in the 3-meter competition. (Complete Release) ● (NCAA DIII Championships website)

March 19, 2005
MEN'S SWIMMING & DIVING
Schulten of Centre earns All-American honors at NCAA Diving Championships
(From Centre's website)
HOLLAND, Mich. - Centre College sophomore diver Dustin Schulten placed 14th at the 2005 NCAA Division III National Swimming and Diving Championships, hosted by Hope College, Saturday, March 19, in Holland, Michigan. (Complete Release) ● (NCAA DIII Championships website)

March 16, 2005
SCAC ALL-SPORTS TROPHY
Trinity continues to lead in race for 2004-05 President's Trophy
SUWANEE, Ga. - After winning championships in men's and women's basketball, in addtion to the women's swimming and diving title it grabbed a few weeks ago, Trinity University has increased its lead in the race for the 2004-05 Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference President's Trophy. (Complete Release)

March 16, 2005
FIELD HOCKEY
Wells named Field Hockey Coach at Rhodes
(From Rhodes' website)
MEMPHIS, Tenn. - Rhodes Athletic Director, Mike Clary, named Jane Wells as Rhodes Head Field Hockey Coach. A native of Richmond, Va., Wells graduated from Rhodes in 2003 and served the Field Hockey program as an assistant for the past two seasons. (Complete Release)

March 14, 2005
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
Five SCAC women named to D3hoops.com All-Region Teams
Trinity University gets three on team
STERLING, Va. -- D3hoops.com has announced the fourth annual D3hoops.com All-Region team for Division III women's basketball and Trinity University's Tara Rohde and DePauw University's Amy Argetsinger headline a group of five SCAC student-athletes to be selected to the teams. (Complete Release)

March 14, 2005
MEN'S BASKETBALL
Bowser headlines D3hoops.com All-South Region Team
SCAC gets three on All-South Region team
STERLING, Va. -- D3hoops.com has announced the fourth annual D3hoops.com All-Region team for Division III men's basketball and Southwestern University's Aaron Bowser, the league's Player-of-the-Year, headlines a group of three SCAC student-athletes to be selected to the All-South Region team. (Complete Release)

March 14, 2005
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
Wooley named WBCA Graduate Assistant of the Year
ATLANTA, Ga. - Trinity (Tex.) University's Allison Wooley has been named the 2005 Women's Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA) Graduate Assistant of the Year as selected by the Women's Sports Foundation. (Complete Release)

March 14, 2005
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
Argetsinger; Rohde named as finalists for 2005 Kodak/WBCA All-America Basketball Team
ATLANTA, Ga. -- The Women's Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA), in cooperation with Eastman Kodak Company, announced the finalists today for the 2005 Kodak/WBCA All-America Basketball Team for NCAA Division III, and DePauw University's Amy Argetsinger and Trinity University's Tara Rohde were among the 40 finalists selected. (Complete Release)

March 13, 2005
WOMEN'S SWIMMING & DIVING
Hendrix's McCarthy Earns Two All-American Honors
(From Hendrix's website)
HOLLAND, Mich. - After Hendrix College Sophomore Britney McCarthy advanced to the championship round and earned All-America honors with an eighth-place finish on the one-meter board at the NCAA meet at the Holland Community Aquatic Center, she came back Saturday and finished in seventh-place on the three-meter board. (Complete Release) ● (NCAA DIII Championships website)

March 12, 2005
WOMEN'S TRACK & FIELD
Trinity's Schumann takes Indoor High Jump Championship
(From Trinity's website)
BLOOMINGTON, Ill. - Trinity junior standout Christyn Schumann solidified her place in the school's track & field history on Saturday, winning the NCAA Division III Indoor National Championship in the high jump. (Complete Release)

March 12, 2005
MEN'S BASKETBALL
Trinity falls in Sectional Final to Wisconsin-Stevens Point
(From Trinity's website)
STEVENS POINT, Wisc. - The Trinity University men's basketball team lost 61-55 to University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point on Saturday night, falling short in the team's bid to upset the defending national champs. The Tigers were the first team in school history to reach the sectionals, though, and set a school record with 25 wins. (Complete Release)

March 11, 2005
MEN'S BASKETBALL
Trinity advances to sectional final with 73-65 overtime win over Hanover
(From Trinity's website)
STEVENS POINT, Wisc. - The Trinity Tiger men's basketball team defeated Hanover College 73-65 in overtime on Friday night, advancing the NCAA Quarterfinals tomorrow night. Peter Murray (pictured left) had a game-high 25 points on 11-of-18 shooting for Trinity. (Complete Release)

March 11, 2005
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
Trinity falls 82-79 in overtime to Randolph-Macon
(From Trinity's website)
ASHLAND, Va. - Despite a 33-point effort by Trinity University senior post Tara Rohde (pictured left), the Tigers dropped an 82-79 overtime decision to the host school Randolph-Macon Friday night in NCAA Division III Women's Sectional play. (Complete Release)

March 10, 2005
MEN'S AND WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
Trinity's men and women ready for NCAA Sectionals
Trinity's men's and women's basketball teams will be on the road for the NCAA Sectionals, which start on Friday night. The men travel to UW-Stevens Point to face Hanover at 6:00 p.m. Friday, while the women face hosting Randolph-Macon at 8:00 p.m. Friday in Virginia. (Men's Sectional Website) ● (Women's Sectional Website)

March 10, 2005
MEN'S AND WOMEN'S SWIMMING
DePauw men; Trinity women voted SCAC Swimming Staffs-of-the-Year
SUWANEE, Ga. - DePauw University head men’s swimming coach Adam Cohen and his staff were voted 2005 Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference Men’s Swimming & Diving Staff-of-the-Year, while Trinity University head swimming coach John Ryan and his staff were voted the 2005 SCAC Women’s Swimming & Diving Staff-of-the-Year in exclusive voting by the league’s head coaches. (Complete Release)

March 8, 2005
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
Trinity's Rohde wins Josten's Award
SALEM, Va. - Trinity University's Tara Rohde was named today as the female recipient of the 2005 Jostens Award. The award honors the most outstanding men and women’s Division III basketball players of the year. The award takes into account basketball ability, academic prowess and community service. The trophy models the Rotary motto of “Service above Self” by recognizing those who truly fit the ideal of the well-rounded Division III student-athlete. Lebanon Valley's Jon-David Byers was the male recipient. (Complete Release)

March 7, 2005
MEN'S BASKETBALL
Oglethorpe's Churchwell selected as 2005 ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America®
Oglethorpe University senior forward Russ Churchwell was named to the 2005 ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America® Men’s Basketball Second Team (College Division). The team was selected by the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA). To be eligible, a student-athlete must be a varsity starter or key reserve, maintain a cumulative G.P.A. of 3.20 on a scale of 4.00, have reached sophomore athletic and academic standing at his/her current institution and be nominated by his/her sports information director. (Complete Release) 

March 7, 2005
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
Trinity's Rohde selected as 2005 ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America®
Trinity University senior post Tara Rohde was named to the 2005 ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America® Women’s Basketball Third Team (College Division). The team was selected by the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA). To be eligible, a student-athlete must be a varsity starter or key reserve, maintain a cumulative G.P.A. of 3.20 on a scale of 4.00, have reached sophomore athletic and academic standing at his/her current institution and be nominated by his/her sports information director. (Complete Release) 

March 5, 2005
MEN'S BASKETBALL
Trinity cruises to 65-53 victory over Pomona-Pitzer
(From Trinity's website)
SAN ANTONIO, Texas - Trinity University outscored Pomona-Pitzer 36-15 in the first half en route to a 65-53 victory in the second round of the NCAA Division III Men's Tournament. Senior forward Peter Murray (pictured left) led the way for the Tigers with a double-double of 20 points and 10 rebounds. (Complete Release)

March 5, 2005
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
Tigers erase halftime deficit to beat Greensboro in NCAA Playoffs  
(From Trinity's website)
SAN ANTONIO, Texas - Trinity's women's basketball team shook off a slow start to defeat Greensboro College 79-64 in the second round of the NCAA playoffs on Saturday afternoon. (Complete Release)

March 5, 2005
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
DePauw's rally falls short in 72-63 loss to Calvin
(From DePauw's website)
GREENCASTLE, Ind. - Visiting Calvin scored the game's first 13 points and held off a second-half DePauw rally to defeat the Tigers by a 72-63 count in the NCAA Division III Women's Basketball Championship second round. (Complete Release)

March 3, 2005
MEN'S BASKETBALL
Trinity men hold on for NCAA Tournament win over UT-Dallas
(From Trinity's website)
SAN ANTONIO, Texas - Trinity's men's basketball team defeated the University of Texas-Dallas 72-66 on Thursday night to advance to the second round of the NCAA playoffs. The Tigers will host Pomona-Pitzer at 8:00 p.m. on Saturday night. (Complete Release)

March 2, 2005
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
Trinity uses buzzer beater to defeat Howard Payne in NCAA Tournament
(From Trinity's website)
BROWNSWOOD, Texas - Trinity's Jennifer Farrar (pictured left) hit a shot at the buzzer to help the Tigers edge Howard Payne University 57-55 in the first round of the NCAA playoffs on Wednesday night. (Complete Release)

March 2, 2005
MEN'S AND WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
Trinity pair named to D3hoops.com Team of the Week
Seniors Sean Devins and Tara Rohde both led their TrinIty teams to 2005 SCAC Basketball titles and were rewarded with National Team of the Week honors by D3hoops.com. (Complete Release)

March 2, 2005
SOFTBALL
Trinity softball selected to take 2005 title
SUWANEE, Ga. - Based on voting by the head coaches in the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference (SCAC), the race for the 2005 conference softball title could be wide open. Four different teams were mentioned as possible title contenders. (Complete Release)

March 2, 2005
FOOTBALL
Centre Football to play GB Lions
(From Gridiron UK's website)
The Centre College football team will travel to the United Kingdom May 28th to play the GB Lions in a Saturday night game at Crystal Palace NSC. (Complete Release)

March 1, 2005
SCAC BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT
SCAC and Rhodes College Raise Record Amount in Charity Auction
MEMPHIS, Tenn. - At the 2005 Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference Men’s and Women’s Basketball Tournament, the SCAC office, in conjunction with tournament host Rhodes College, raised almost $2,700 in its third annual silent charity auction. The amount raised in this year’s event produced a 44% increase from 2004. (Complete Release)

March 1, 2005
NATIONAL SPORTSMANSHIP DAY
Southwestern University’s Dr. Glada Munt Named 2005 Sports Ethics Fellow in Conjunction with National Sportsmanship Day
(From Southwestern's website)
KINGSTON, R.I. - The Institute for International Sport proudly announces that Dr. Glada C. Munt, Director of Athletics at Southwestern University, has been named a 2005 Sports Ethics Fellow. This year’s list of Sports Ethics fellows, called “A Celebration of Division III,” recognizes the great strides and ethical initiatives being undertaken at the National Collegiate Athletic Association Division III level. The 12 honorees have consistently demonstrated an interest in promoting the ideals of ethics and fair play in sport and society. (Complete Release)

February 28, 2005
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
DePauw women get bye; Tigers to host Calvin/Franklin winner on Saturday
(From DePauw's website)
GREENCASTLE, Ind. - The 23-5 DePauw women's basketball team has earned an at-large bid into the NCAA Division III Championship as well as a first-round bye. The Tigers open tournament play with a second-round contest on Saturday, March 5, against the winner of Wednesday's first round game between Franklin (23-5) and Calvin (22-4). (Complete Release)

February 28, 2005
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
Trinity travels to Howard Payne in NCAA First Round
(From Trinity's website)
BROWNSWOOD, Texas - The Trinity University women (23-4) will travel to take on ASC champion Howard Payne on Wednesday at 7:00 p.m., in the first round of the NCAA Division III Women's Tournament. (Complete Release)

February 28, 2005
MEN'S BASKETBALL
Trinity to host UT-Dallas in NCAA First Round
(From Trinity's website)
SAN ANTONIO, Texas - The Trinity University men (22-6) will host ASC champion University of Texas-Dallas on Thursday at 7:00 p.m., in the first round of the NCAA Division III Men's Tournament. The game will be played in Sams Gym on the campus of Trinity. (Complete Release)
 
February 28, 2005
FOOTBALL
Tim Rogers named DePauw's head football coach
(From DePauw's website)
GREENCASTLE, Ind. - Tim Rogers, who was offensive coordinator and quarterback coach at Cornell University last season after serving the previous six years as the head coach at Kalamazoo College, has been named DePauw University's new head football coach. Rogers succeeds Bill Lynch, who resigned January 31 to become assistant head coach/offensive coordinator/tight ends coach at Indiana University. (Complete Release)

February 27, 2005
MEN'S AND WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
DePauw, Trinity women; Trinity men head to NCAA Basketball Tournament
After winning the 2005 SCAC Tournament titles, the Trinity University men's and women's basketball teams were guaranteed spots in this year's NCAA Tournament. The DePauw women were rewarded Sunday evening with a bid as well. (Trinity release) ● (DePauw release) ● (Men's Bracket) ● (Women's Bracket)

February 27, 2005
Trinity University takes home championships at 2005 SCAC Men's and Women's Basketball Tournament
MEMPHIS, Tenn. -The Trinity University men's and women's teams took home the hardware at this year's conference tournament. For a complete recap, click here for the official website of the 2005 SCAC Basketball Tournament.

February 26, 2005
MEN'S BASKETBALL
SCAC Announces 2004-05 All-SCAC Men's Basketball Team
MEMPHIS, Tenn. - In exclusive voting by the head coaches of the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference (SCAC), junior guard Aaron Bowser of Southwestern University was selected as SCAC Men’s Basketball Player-of-the-Year, while Southwestern head coach Bill Raleigh was named the league’s Coach-of-the-Year. The coaches also voted on Newcomer and Defensive Players-of-the-Year, and first-year guard Matt Nestheide of Centre College and senior center Sean Devins of Trinity University were the respective recipients. (Complete Release)

February 26, 2005
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
SCAC Announces 2004-05 All-SCAC Women's Basketball Team
MEMPHIS, Tenn. - In exclusive voting by the head coaches of the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference (SCAC), DePauw University senior forward Amy Argetsinger was selected as SCAC Women’s Basketball Player-of-the-Year for the second consecutive season, while Sewanee-University of the South’s head coach Dickie McCarthy was named SCAC Coach-of-the-Year. The coaches also voted on Newcomer and Defensive Players-of-the-Year, and first-year guard Ashley Farrell of Rhodes College and senior guard Jenna Smith of Trinity University were the respective recipients. (Complete Release)

February 23, 2005
MEN'S AND WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
Churchwell of Oglethorpe; Argetsinger of DePauw; Rohde of Trinity all named Josten's Finalists
SALEM, Va. - The 10 men's and 10 women's finalists for the Jostens Award, Division III basketball's top honor, have been announced and the SCAC has three student-athletes nominated. (D3hoops.com Release) ● (Jostens Trophy homepage)

February 22, 2005
FIELD HOCKEY
Centre appoints Hughes as Field Hockey Coach
(From Centre's website)
DANVILLE, Ky. - Centre College Director of Athletics and Recreation, Brian Chafin, has announced Kimberly Hughes has been appointed the new Head Field Hockey Coach effective fall 2005. (Complete Release)

February 20, 2005
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
Oglethorpe's Colontoni reaches 500 career rebounds
SEWANEE, Ga. - Oglethorpe senior forward Julie Colontoni pulled down her 500th rebound and passed the 1,300 points scored plateau in Sunday's 82-57 loss at Sewanee. Colontoni finished the game with a double-double - 10 points and 10 rebounds - bringing her career totals to 507 rebounds and 1,301 career points. (Game Box) ● (SCAC 500 rebounders)

February 20, 2005
MEN'S BASKETBALL
Smith of Sewanee pulls down 500th career rebound
(From Sewanee's website)
SEWANEE, Tenn. - Senior forward Jason Smith had a double-double of 13 points and 10 rebounds as Sewanee defeated Oglethorpe 74-63, here in an NCAA Division III and Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference men's basketball game. His 10 boards give him 509 for his career. (Game Story) ● (SCAC 500 rebounders)

February 19, 2005
MEN'S AND WOMEN'S SWIMMING & DIVING
DePauw men; Trinity women lead wire-to-wire to 2005 SCAC Swimming titles
SAN ANTONIO, Texas - The Trinity University women and the DePauw University men led all three days and earned their respective team titles at the 2005 SCAC Swimming & Diving Championships being contested at the Josh Davis Natatorium. For complete final results, with updated individual results and team scores, click to the official website of the championships. (Official website)

February 18, 2005
MEN'S BASKETBALL
Trinity's Devins scores 1,000th career point
(From Trinity's website)
SAN ANTONIO, Texas - Senior center Sean Devins had 20 points and nine rebounds in Trinity's 58-50 SCAC win at DePauw. In the process, Devins scored the 1,000th point of his career and has 1,016 total. (Game Story) ● (SCAC 1,000 point scorers)

February 18, 2005
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
Michalczyk of Oglethorpe grabs 500th career rebound
DANVILLE, Ky. - Katie Michalczyk of Oglethorpe had 10 points and nine rebounds in Friday's 77-56 conference loss to Centre. Michalczyk, who entered the contest needing just seven boards to reach 500 for her career, has 502 with one regular season game to play. (Game Box) ● (SCAC 500 rebounders)

February 13, 2005
BASEBALL
Trinity's Scannell picks up career win No. 200
(From Trinity's website)
SAN ANTONIO, Texas - Head Coach Tim Scannell led the Trinity baseball team to a 2-0 start with two wins over Hendrix College this weekend, giving him 200 career wins as the Tiger head coach. (Complete Release)

February 13, 2005
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
Hendrix's McKenzie reaches 500 career rebounds
GEORGETOWN, Texas - Despite scoring just four points and fouling out after playing 23 minutes, Hendrix's Erin McKenzie was in Sunday's 79-76 overtime win over Southwestern long enough to grab eight rebounds, giving her exactly 500 for her career. (Game Box) ● (SCAC 500 rebounders)

February 13, 2005
MEN'S BASKETBALL
Trinity's Murray grabs 500th career rebound
(From Trinity's website)
SAN ANTONIO, Texas. - Trinity's Peter Murray scored 18 points on 8-of-13 shooting and pulled in a team-high seven rebounds in the Tigers' 77-70 victory over Rhodes on Sunday. In addition, Murray recorded his 500th career rebound to become the 26th player in SCAC history to reach the milestone. (Game Story) ● (SCAC 500 rebounders)

February 11, 2005
MEN'S BASKETBALL
Rose-Hulman duo hit milestones; Ludwig scores 1,000th point, Griffith grabs 500th rebound
(From Rose-Hulman's website)
JACKSON, Miss. - Rose-Hulman's Jason Ludwig (pictured far left) scored the 1,000th point of his career and Philip Griffith grabbed his 500th career rebound but the milestone achievements weren't enough as the Engineers dropped a 70-69 decision to Millsaps Friday evening. (Game Story) ● (SCAC 1,000 point scorers) ● (SCAC 500 rebounders)

February 11, 2005
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
Forsyth becomes first sophomore to reach 500 rebounds
(From Rose-Hulman's website)
JACKSON, Miss. - Rose-Hulman's Rebekah Forsyth became the first sophomore in SCAC history to reach the 500 rebounds plateau, grabbing 15 in Friday's 71-57 victory over Millsaps Friday night. (Game Story) ● (SCAC 500 rebounders)

February 10, 2005
BASEBALL
Trinity selected to repeat as SCAC Baseball Champions
SUWANEE, Ga - Based on voting by the head coaches in the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference (SCAC), Trinity University is the clear favorite to win the 2005 conference baseball championship. The Tigers, who won the SCAC Tournament a year ago at Oglethorpe, received nine of the 10 coaches’ votes. Southwestern University picked up the remaining vote. (Complete Release)

February 4, 2005
MEN'S BASKETBALL
Oglethorpe's Burr scores 1,000th career point
(From Oglethorpe's website)
ATLANTA, Ga. - Oglethorpe's Josh Burr had eight points in Friday night's 69-67 loss to Southwestern, which pushed him over the 1,000 points scored plateau for his career. The junior guard from Fayetteville, Ga., now has 1,006 points. (Game Story)

February 4, 2005
MEN'S BASKETBALL
Smith of Sewanee scores 1,000th career point
(From Sewanee's website)
CONWAY, Ark. - Senior forward Jason Smith scored a game-high 23 points as the visiting Sewanee Tigers defeated Hendrix, 69-61, here in an NCAA Division III and Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference men's basketball game. His 23 points game him 1,008 for his career. (Game Story)

January 31, 2005
FOOTBALL
DePauw Head Football Coach Bill Lynch resigns, heading to Indiana University
(From DePauw's website)
GREENCASTLE, Ind. - Bill Lynch, who guided DePauw University's football team to an 8-2 season as head coach last season and was named co-Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference 'Coach of the Year,' is resigning to become assistant head coach/offensive coordinator/tight ends coach at Indiana University. (Complete Release)

January 31, 2005
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
Southwestern's Brinkoeter captures 100th career win
(From Southwestern's website)
GEORGETOWN, Texas - Behind the power of sophomore Kendal George, Southwestern claimed a 54-44 non-conference home victory against the University of Dallas in front of fans in the Corbin J. Robertson Center on Monday evening. With the win, Head Coach Kerri Brinkoeter earned her 100th career win. (Complete Release)

January 30, 2005
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
DePauw's Zondor joins 1,000 point club
(From DePauw's website)
DANVILLE, Ky. - Sarah Zondor scored 17 including nine straight in a two-minute stretch of the first half to lead 17th-ranked DePauw to a 76-48 Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference victory at Centre. Zondor's third straight three-pointer of that early stretch made her the eighth player in DePauw history to reach 1,000 career points and the 39th in the history of the SCAC. (Game Story) ● (SCAC 1,000 point scorers)

January 30, 2005
MEN'S BASKETBALL
OU's Churchwell adds rebound record to career resume
MEMPHIS, Tenn. - Senior forward Russ Churchwell of Oglethorpe, one week removed from breaking the SCAC men's career scoring record, added the SCAC career rebound record to his impressive resume in Sunday's 78-77 overtime loss to Rhodes. Churchwell had 14 rebounds to move to 772 for his career, breaking the previous mark of 761 set by Joe Ringger of DePauw. (SCAC All-Time Rebounders)

January 29, 2005
MEN'S BASKETBALL
Trinity's Devins surpasses 500-rebound plateau
(From Trinity's website)
SAN ANTONIO, Texas - Senior center Sean Devins had nine points and a team-high 13 rebounds in Trinity's 64-61 SCAC win over Southwestern. In the process, Devins grabbed the 500th rebound of his career and has 508 total. (Game Story) ● (SCAC 500 Rebounders)

January 26, 2005
MEN'S BASKETBALL
Churchwell named to D3hoops.com Team of the Week
Russ Churchwell became the all-time leading scorer in SCAC history leading the Stormy Petrels to two more wins in their current four-game winning streak. For his performance last week, Churchwell was selected to the D3hoops.com National Team of the Week. (Complete Release)

January 26, 2005
BASEBALL
Mallon receives 2005 Lifetime Achievement Award
(From Southwestern's website)
GEORGETOWN, Texas - Former longtime Southwestern University Head Baseball Coach Jim Mallon was honored by the Round Rock Express as a recipient of the 2005 Lifetime Achievement Award. The award, presented at the annual baseball banquet hosted by the Round Rock Sertoma Club, is chosen by the Round Rock Express. (Complete Release)

January 24, 2005
BASEBALL
Centre to play under the lights in 2006
(From Centre's website)
DANVILLE, Ky. - Centre College alumnus, Gary Wright, has donated a major gift to the baseball program that will allow Centre to place lights on the baseball field. The lights are to be installed after the 2005 spring baseball season. The baseball program plans to honor Wright at the first night game played at Centre in the spring of 2006.

January 23, 2005
MEN'S BASKETBALL
Griffith of Rose-Hulman hits 1,000th career point
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. - Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology senior Philip Griffith became the 25th basketball player in school history to cross the 1,000-point mark in a 62-57 victory over Rhodes College on Sunday. Griffith scored a game-high 16 points on 10-12 from the foul line and 3-6 from the field and paced the Engineers with seven rebounds. He became the first 1,000-point scorer at Rose-Hulman since Bryan Egli accomplished the feat in 1999. (Game Story)

January 22, 2005
MEN'S BASKETBALL
Churchwell breaks SCAC all-time scoring record
Petrels win fourth straight with 70-66 victory over Millsaps
ATLANTA, Ga. - Senior forward Russ Churchwell of Oglethorpe had 23 points to surpass Sewanee's Ryan Harrigan and become the SCAC men's all-time leading scorer. Oglethorpe needed almost every one of those points as the Petrels pulled out a 70-66 victory over Millsaps Saturday at Dorough Fieldhouse. (Complete Release)

January 22, 2005
FOOTBALL
DePauw's Shephard shines in Hula Bowl
(From DePauw's website)
MAUI, Hawaii - DePauw senior wide receiver Jamarcus Shephard competed in the 2005 Hula Bowl Maui and turned in an impressive performance. (Complete Release)

January 21, 2005
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
Sewanee's Jackson grabs 500th career rebound
GEORGETOWN, Texas - Junior center Sally Jackson of Sewanee had a season-high 26 points to go along with seven rebounds but it wasn't enough as the Tigers dropped an 89-84 double-overtime contest at Southwestern on Friday night. The seven rebounds boosted Jackson's career number to 502, making her the 32nd player in conference history to achieve the milestone. (Game Story) ● (SCAC 500 rebounds)

January 21, 2005
MEN'S BASKETBALL
Centre's Zerhusen joins 500 rebound club
SAN ANTONIO, Texas - Centre College junior forward Coy Zerhusen had 13 points and five rebounds in Friday's hard-fought 73-65 loss to No. 10 Trinity. The five boards give Zerhusen exactly 500 for his career and make him the 23rd player in SCAC men's basketball history to achieve the milestone. (Game Story) ● (SCAC 500 rebounds)
 
January 15, 2005
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
Hendrix's Ball scores 1,000th career point
(From Hendrix's website)
CONWAY, Ark. - Senior Jamie Ball scored her 1,000th career point with 3:00 minutes remaining in the second half before the Warriors finished off SCAC rival Rhodes College 80-66. The Warriors improve to 11-5 overall and 3-2 in conference. (Complete Release) ● (SCAC 1,000 point scorers)

January 11, 2005
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
Sewanee's Toro grabs 500th career rebound
(From Sewanee's website)
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. - Sewanee forward Silvano Toro had 13 points and seven rebounds in the Tigers' 83-46 loss Tuesday night to Division I Birmingham-Southern. The seven rebounds put her career total at 501 - making her the 31st player in SCAC history to achieve the milestone and third this season. (SCAC 500 rebounds)

January 9, 2005
MEN'S BASKETBALL
Rhodes' Almefty scores 1,000th career point
(From Rhodes' website)
MEMPHIS, Tenn. - Rhodes guard Rami Almefty scored his 1,000th career point this past weekend and continues to rank near the top of several SCAC statistical categories. The junior from Little Rock, Ark., is second in the SCAC and leads the Lynx in scoring at 17.3 points per game. (SCAC 1,000 point scorers)

January 9, 2005
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
Cook of Rhodes scores 1,000th career point
(From Rhodes' website)
MEMPHIS, Tenn. - Junior forward Taylor Cook of Rhodes scored 26 points in Sunday’s 77-65 upset win against eighth-ranked Trinity to become the eighth Lynx player to reach 1,000 career points scored, and the second in the past three seasons. (SCAC 1,000 point scorers)

December 29, 2004
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
DePauw's Argetsinger grabs 500th career rebound
(From DePauw's website)
GREENCASTLE, Ind. - Senior forward Amy Argetsinger led DePauw with 14 points in last Wednesday's 84-47 defeat of Earlham and moved into fourth place on the school's all-time scoring list with 1,170 career points. Her five rebounds pushed her career total to 502 which made her just the second player in school history with 1,100 points and 500 rebounds (Susan Bender is the other with 1,175 points and 575 rebounds). (SCAC 500 rebounds - women)

December 18, 2004
FOOTBALL
Vieck of Rose-Hulman; Ford of Trinity named to D3football.com All-America Team
SALEM, Va. - Jake Vieck, a senior defensive lineman from Rose-Hulman, and Tommy Ford, a senior offensive lineman from Trinity, were selected to the D3football.com sixth-annual All-America team. The All-Americans were selected from more than 350 nominees submitted by Sports Information Directors and coaches and were released the morning of the Stagg Bowl, Saturday, Dec. 18. (Complete Release)

December 17, 2004
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
Trinity's Rohde scores 1,000th career point
(From Trinity's website)
SAN ANTONIO, Texas - Senior post Tara Rohde of Trinity scored 18 points in Friday's 78-65 win against Lawrence to become the eighth Tiger player to reach 1,000 career points scored, and the third in the past three seasons. (Complete release)

December 16, 2004
MEN'S AND WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY
DePauw's Stoffregen; Trinity's Breuer honored as 2004 SCAC Cross Country Coaches-of-the-Year
SUWANEE, Ga. - In exclusive voting by the head coaches of the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference, DePauw University's Kori Stoffregen was named SCAC Men’s Cross Country Coach-of-the-Year. Stoffregen and Trinity University’s Jenny Breuer split the vote on the women’s side and share SCAC Women’s Cross Country Coach-of-the-Year honors. (Complete Release)

December 15, 2004
FOOTBALL
Shephard repeats as AFCA DIII Coaches' All-American; accepts invitation to play in Hula Bowl
(From DePauw's website) 
GREENCASTLE, Ind. - For the first time in DePauw football history, a Tiger has earned all-America honors in back-to-back seasons. Senior wide receiver Jamarcus Shephard has notched his second straight all-America selection by the American Football Coaches Association. He was one of four Division III players this year to earn honors in two straight seasons. (Complete Release)
Related story:  Shephard accepts invitation to play in Hula Bowl

December 14, 2004
MEN'S SOCCER
Trinity places four on Men's Division III All-America Team
(From the NSCAA website)
SAN ANTONIO, Texas - After an undefeated season that was ended in the NCAA Tournament sectional, Trinity University claimed four slots on the 2004 NSCAA/adidas Men’s NCAA Division III All-America Team, including two first-team spots.
Junior defender Josh Greenleaf and senior midfielder Alex Woods earned first-team recognition for the Tigers. Their leading scorer, senior forward Chris Quinn, was a second team selection to repeat as an NSCAA/adidas All-America, and senior defender Andy Wade was named to the third team. (2004 All-America Team)
Related story:  McGinlay named Central Region Coach-of-the-Year

December 14, 2004
MEN'S SOCCER
Trinity's McGinlay named Central Region Coach-of-the-Year
(From Trinity's website)
SAN ANTONIO, Texas - Trinity's men's soccer coach, Paul McGinlay, was named the NSCAA Central Region Coach of the Year this week, after leading his team to a 19-1 record, and the NCAA record with 43 consecutive wins over the past two seasons.

December 14, 2004
WOMEN'S SOCCER
Birdwell of Trinity; Oxford of Sewanee earn Women's Division III All-America honors
Junior defender Kayla Birdwell of Trinity was named to the first team while senior defender Sarah Oxford of Sewanee-University of the South was a third-team designee on the 2004 NSCAA/adidas Women's NCAA Division III All-America Team. Birdwell was a third-team selection last season. (2004 All-America Team)
Related story:  Sarah Oxford All-American

December 11, 2004
FOOTBALL
DesPlaines helps lead USA to Aztec Bowl victory
(From Trinity's website) 
CANCUN, Mexico - Trinity senior quarterback Dan DesPlaines helped lead the USA Division III All-Stars squad to a 23-3 victory over Mexico on Saturday. (Complete Release)
Related story:  Shephard helps Team USA to 23-3 Aztec Bowl victory

December 9, 2004
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
Sewanee's Toro named to D3hoops.com Team of the Week
(From Sewanee's website)
SEWANEE, Tenn. - Sewanee forward Silvano Toro has been selected to the D3hoops.com women's basketball team of the week. (Complete release)

December 9, 2004
WOMEN'S SOCCER
Lessentine named women's coach at Rhodes
(From Rhodes' website)
MEMPHIS, Tenn. - Former Rhodes men's soccer stand-out Bobby Lessentine has been named Rhodes College's new head women's soccer coach. He succeeds former coach Laura Whiteley, who will return to her alma mater to coach the women's soccer team at Kalamazoo College. (Complete Release)

December 6, 2004
FOOTBALL
DesPlaines of Trinity; Shephard of DePauw to play in 2004 Aztec Bowl
WACO, Texas - The American Football Coaches Association today announced the 44-man roster and alternates for the Division III all-star team that will represent the United States against Mexico in the 2004 Aztec Bowl in Cancun, Mexico on December 11. (Complete Release)

December 1, 2004
FOOTBALL
Nine SCAC Student-Athletes selected to 2004 Football Gazette
NCAA Division III All-South Football Team
Centre's David Crowley lone First Team selection
ABILENE, Texas - Don Hansen's Weekly Football Gazette sponsors the nation's only NCAA Division III All-Region Teams and for the 15th consecutive season sports information directors from the South Region have chosen the 2004 Football Gazette All-South Region Teams. (Complete Release)

November 29, 2004
MEN'S BASKETBALL
Centre to honor long-time coach/AD
DANVILLE, Ky. - Tom Bryant (pictured left), former Centre men’s basketball coach and athletics director, will remain a fixture on the basketball court as the new gym floor at Sutcliffe Athletic Center has been named in his honor. A dedication will take place Dec. 3 at 8 p.m. as the Colonels host Rhodes College. (Complete Release)

November 29, 2004
FIELD HOCKEY
Mast named as Womensfieldhockey.com All-American
Sophomore forward Hilary Mast of Rhodes College, the 2004 SCAC Field Hockey Offensive Player-of-the-Year, was selected as a 2004 Third Team All-American by womensfieldhockey.com. (Complete Release)

November 23, 2004
FOOTBALL
Crowley of Centre; Swanstrom of Rhodes two of 10 finalists for 2004 Gagliardi Trophy
COLLEGEVILLE, Minn. - Senior wide receiver David Crowley of Centre and senior quarterback Daniel Swanstrom of Rhodes were named finalists for the 2004 Gagliardi Trophy. (More on SCAC Football website) ● (Gagliardi Trophy website)
Related story:  Crowley named a finalist for Gagliardi Trophy

November 23, 2004
VOLLEYBALL
SCAC has four named to AVCA All-America Team
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - In announcing its 24th annual Division III All-America team, the American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA), recognized four SCAC student-athletes. Highlighting the selections, First-Team All-American Ashley Farrimond of Trinity became just the fifth player to earn the honor all four years. Kamri Young of Trinity was a Second Team selection and Centre's Sarah Burger and Trinity's Lauren Jackson were named Honorable Mention. (Complete Release)

November 23, 2004
FIELD HOCKEY
Twelve named 2004 STX/NFHCA Division III All-Region
An even dozen SCAC student-athletes were named to the 2004 STX/NFHCA Division III All-Region Field Hockey Team. First Team selections included DePauw's Allison Baccich and Emily Wiscomb, as well as the league's Offensive and Defensive Players-of-the-Year - Rhodes' Hilary Mast and Sewanee's Catherine Avery. (Complete Release)

November 20, 2004
FOOTBALL
Trinity loses 32-13 to Mary Hardin-Baylor in NCAA First Round
(From Trinity's website)
SAN ANTONIO, Texas - Trinity dropped a 32-13 decision to Mary Hardin-Baylor in NCAA Division III First Round action Saturday at E.M. Stevens Stadium. The Tigers end the 2004 season with a 9-2-0 mark. (Complete Release)

November 20, 2004
MEN'S CROSS COUNTRY
DePauw men finish 13th; Centre 24th at NCAA Championships; DU's Wellman earns all-American honors
COLFAX, Wisc. - DePauw's men's team finished 13th and the Centre men, in their first-ever appearance at the NCAA Cross Country Championships, finished 24th. The championships were contested at the Whitetail Golf Course and hosted by University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire. (Official website) ● (Complete Results) ● (Wellman earns all-America honors)

November 20, 2004
WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY
DePauw finishes 16th; Trinity 24th at NCAA Championships; Centre's Schilling earns all-American honors
COLFAX, Wisc. - With both teams making their first-ever trip to the NCAA Cross Country Championships, DePauw's women's team finished 16th and the Trinity women finished 24th. The championships were contested at the Whitetail Golf Course and hosted by University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire. (Official website) ● (Complete Results) ● (Schilling earns all-America honors)

November 19, 2004
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
Millsaps' Compton scores 1,000th career point
(From Millsaps' website)
JACKSON, Miss. - Senior point guard Jillian Compton had just 10 points Friday night in the Lady Majors season-opening 89-50 win against Judson College, but needed only six points to cross the 1,000 point mark for her career at Millsaps. (Complete release)

November 19, 2004
MEN'S SOCCER
Season ends for Trinity men's soccer in NCAA Sectionals
(From Trinity's website)
SAN ANTONIO, Texas - Trinity University, the defending men's national champion, saw its season come to an end with a 1-0 loss to Gustavus Adolphus (Minn.) College in the NCAA Sectionals Friday evening at the Blossom Athletic Center. (Complete Release)

November 19, 2004
FOOTBALL
SCAC announces All-Conference Football Team
SUWANEE, Ga. - In exclusive voting by the head coaches of the SCAC, Dan DesPlaines of Trinity University was selected Offensive Player-of-the-Year while Jake Vieck of Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology was voted the Defensive Player-of-the-Year. (Complete Release)

November 17, 2004
FOOTBALL
DePauw's Lewis named to D3football.com Team of the Week
(From DePauw's website)
GREENCASTLE, Ind. - DePauw sophomore linebacker Eric Lewis has been named to the D3football.com Team of the Week for his performance in the Tigers' 14-7 Monon Bell win at Wabash. (Complete Release)

November 17, 2004
VOLLEYBALL
Five from SCAC named to AVCA All-Region Team
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - In an announcement made today by the American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA), five SCAC student-athletes were selected to the 2004 All-South Region team. Highlighting the selections, Trinity's Ashley Farrimond was selected for the fourth-consecutive year and Centre's Sarah Burger was named the South Region Freshman of the Year. (Complete Release)
 
November 16, 2004
MEN'S SOCCER
Trinity and Oglethorpe take major awards in 2004 All-SCAC Men's Soccer voting
SUWANEE, Ga. - In exclusive voting by the league’s head coaches, Trinity University, the 2004 SCAC men’s soccer champions and current No. 1 team in the nation, and Oglethorpe University, the season’s best turnaround story, were each rewarded with two of the major post-season conference awards. (Complete Release)

November 16, 2004
WOMEN'S SOCCER
SCAC announces 2004 All-Conference Women's Soccer Team
SUWANEE, Ga. - In exclusive voting by the head women’s soccer coaches of the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference (SCAC), Carly Shade of Trinity University was selected the Offensive Player-of-the-Year, and Sarah Oxford of Sewanee-University of the South and Meredith Rinaker of DePauw University each received three votes to share SCAC Defensive Player-of-the-Year honors. (Complete Release)
 
November 16, 2004
VOLLEYBALL
SCAC releases 2004 Women's Volleyball All-Conference Team
SUWANEE, Ga. -- Trinity University senior Ashley Farrimond was a near unanimous choice for 2004 Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference (SCAC) Player-of-the-Year in exclusive all-conference voting by the league's head coaches. In the same voting, Sarah Burger of Centre College was selected as the SCAC Freshman-of-the-Year – the second consecutive year that a Centre player has received the award. (Complete Release)

November 14, 2004
FOOTBALL
Trinity to host Mary Hardin-Baylor in NCAA First Round
(From Trinity's website)
SAN ANTONIO, Texas - Trinity University (9-1) plays host to Mary Hardin-Baylor (9-1) Saturday in a NCAA First Round playoff game at E.M. Stevens Stadium. (Complete Release) ● (Bracket)

November 13, 2004
FOOTBALL
Centre ends season with 21-16 win at Rose-Hulman
(From Centre's website)
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. - The Centre College football team won its ninth-straight season finale, defeating the Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology 21-16, Saturday, Nov. 13, in Terre Haute, Ind. The Colonels end the season 4-6 overall and 2-4 in the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference, while Rose-Hulman falls to 4-6 overall and 1-5 in conference action. (Complete Release) ● (Rose-Hulman story) ● (Game Stats)
OTHER GAMES IN THE SCAC
TRINITY 27, MILLSAPS 21  (Trinity story) ● (Millsaps story)
DePauw 14, Wabash (Ind.) College 7
Rhodes 15, Carnegie Mellon (Pa.) University 31
Sewanee – OPEN 

November 13, 2004
MEN'S SOCCER
Trinity men advance with 2-0 shutout of UT-Dallas
(From Trinity's website)
SAN ANTONIO, Texas - The defending national champion Trinity University Tigers men blanked the UT-Dallas Comets 2-0 Saturday night in the NCAA Division III Men's Soccer Championship second round at Blossom Athletic Center. (Complete Release)

November 13, 2004
WOMEN'S SOCCER
No. 1 Trinity upended by Hardin-Simmons
(From Trinity's website)
SAN ANTONIO, Texas - Sophomore forward Mindi Zamora scored a goal in the 20th minute of the game and the Hardin-Simmons defense made it stand up as the Cowgirls moved on to the Sectionals of the NCAA Division III Women's Soccer Championship with a 1-0 win over top-ranked Trinity, Saturday at the Blossom Sports Complex. (Complete Release)

November 13, 2004
MEN'S CROSS COUNTRY
DePauw men earn second trip to NCAA Championships
(From DePauw's website)
ALMA, Mich. - The eighth-ranked DePauw men's cross country team earned its second trip to the NCAA Championships by finishing second at the Division III Great Lakes Region Championships. Calvin won the meet with 33 points, while DePauw totaled 97. (Complete Release) ● (Results)

November 13, 2004
MEN'S CROSS COUNTRY
Centre men finish second at South Regionals; qualify for NCAA Championships
Lucas of Sewanee and Herlin of Trinity qualify as individuals
ATLANTA, Ga. - Centre College finished second at the NCAA Division III South Region Championships held Saturday at the Panthersville course in Atlanta - qualifying for the NCAA Championships next weekend. Two individuals from the SCAC qualified for next weekend's nationals. Lucas Ridley of Sewanee-Univ. of the South finished second in a time of 26:52.19 and John Herlin of Trinity University finished sixth at 27:01.35. (Results)

November 13, 2004
WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY
10th-ranked DePauw women earn first trip to NCAA Championships
(From DePauw's website)
ALMA, Mich. - The 10th-ranked DePauw women's cross country team earned its first-ever trip to the NCAA Division III Championships by placing second at the Division III Great Lakes Region Championships. Denison won the meet with 84 points, while the Tigers were right behind with 99. (Complete Release) ● (Results)

November 13, 2004
WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY
Trinity's women win South Region title
Centre's Schilling; Rhodes' Emo qualify for National Championships
ATLANTA, Ga. - The Trinity University Tigers women's cross country team won its first-ever NCAA Division III South/Southeast Regional Saturday. Trinity scored 66 points to host Emory's 76. The Tiger team qualified for the NCAA Championships next Saturday at Eau Claire, Wisc. Two individuals from the SCAC qualified for next weekend's nationals. Eileen Schilling of Centre College finished second in a time of 22:56.72, and Jennifer Emo of Rhodes College was fourth in a time of 23:32.22. (Results)

November 12, 2004
VOLLEYBALL
Trinity upset by Texas Lutheran in South Region Semifinals
(From Trinity's website)
ATLANTA, Ga. - The seventh-ranked Trinity University volleyball team was upset in the NCAA South Region Semifinals on Friday afternoon, as Texas Lutheran University pulled off a 3-0 victory. (Complete Release) ● (South Region website)

November 11, 2004
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
DePauw women picked to repeat as conference roundball champs in 2004-05
SUWANEE, Ga. - One thing is clear when tallying the coaches’ votes for the 2004-05 SCAC women’s basketball champion. As the roadmap to the conference tournament takes you towards Memphis, the trip at some point must past through Greencastle, Ind., and San Antonio, Texas. (Complete Release)

November 11, 2004
MEN'S BASKETBALL
Trinity men near unanimous selection to take 2004-05 SCAC hoops crown
SUWANEE, Ga. - In exclusive voting of the men’s basketball coaches in the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference (SCAC), defending tournament champion Trinity has been selected as the team to beat for the conference title for the 2004-05 season. (Complete Release)

November 10, 2004
Trinity wins 100th SCAC title
(From Trinity's website)
SAN ANTONIO, Texas - Trinity University won its 100th Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference Championship on Saturday, as two teams clinched conference titles. (Complete Release)

November 9, 2004
FOOTBALL
Hertel of DePauw selected to D3football.com Team-of-the-Week
For the second time this season, junior defensive lineman Dustin Hertel of DePauw University has been selected to the D3football.com National Team-of-the-Week. (D3football.com Release)

November 7, 2004
VOLLEYBALL
Trinity heads to Atlanta for NCAA Tournament
SAN ANTONIO, Texas - Trinity's volleyball team will travel to Emory University this weekend for the NCAA South Regional. The Tigers, the tournament's top seed, will have a first-round bye and will not play until Friday afternoon. (Complete Release)

November 7, 2004
MEN'S SOCCER
Trinity to host Texas-Dallas in second round
SAN ANTONIO, Texas - The top-ranked Trinity men's soccer team (18-0-0) earned a second-round bye with the announcement of the 2004 NCAA Division III Men's Championship bracket Sunday evening. The Tigers will play host to University of Texas-Dallas (15-4-2) on Saturday. (Complete Bracket)

November 7, 2004
WOMEN'S SOCCER
Trinity earns second-round bye
SAN ANTONIO, Texas - The top-ranked Trinity women's soccer team (16-0-0) earned a second-round bye with the announcement of the 2004 NCAA Division III Women's Championship bracket Sunday evening. The Tigers will play on Saturday against the winner of Wednesday's first-round match between Univ. of Dallas (10-6-1) and Hardin-Simmons (17-1-1). (Complete Bracket)

November 7, 2004
FIELD HOCKEY
SCAC announces inaugural All-Conference Field Hockey Team
DANVILLE, Ky. - Being presented for the first time since the sport was officially adopted by the conference, the 2004 Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference field hockey all-conference awards were dominated by Rhodes College. (Complete Release)

November 7, 2004
FIELD HOCKEY
Rhodes wins inaugural SCAC Field Hockey championship
DANVILLE, Ky. - Hillary Mast's goal - on an assist by Sarah Haney - in the second minute of the second half gave Rhodes a 1-0 victory over Sewanee and the inaugural SCAC Field Hockey championship. Click here for the official website of the 2004 SCAC Field Hockey Championships.

November 6, 2004
FOOTBALL
Trinity clinches share of SCAC title
(From Trinity's website)
SAN ANTONIO, Texas - The Trinity University football team clinched at least a share of its 12th consecutive Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference Championship with a 43-3 victory over Sewanee on Saturday afternoon. (Complete Release)

November 6, 2004
FOOTBALL
DePauw wins fifth straight; sets SCAC rushing record
(From DePauw's website)
GREENCASTLE, Ind. - Behind a school-record three 100-yard rushers, DePauw won its fifth straight game as it defeated visiting Rose-Hulman, 30-3. The Tigers set a Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference record 507 rushing yards on the way to improving to 7-2 overall and finishing SCAC play at 5-1. The Engineers dropped to 4-5 overall and 1-4 in conference play. (Complete Release) ● (Game Stats)
OTHER GAMES IN THE SCAC
MILLSAPS 28, RHODES 19  (Rhodes story) (Millsaps story)
SEWANEE 3, TRINITY 43  (Trinity story) (Sewanee story)

November 6, 2004
WOMEN'S SOCCER
Trinity women take SCAC title; NCAA playoff bid with 5-0 shutout of Southwestern
(From Trinity's website)
GEORGETOWN, Texas - The Trinity women's soccer team clinched the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference Championship and a bid to the NCAA playoffs with a convincing 5-0 win over Southwestern on Saturday. (Complete Release)

November 5, 2004
VOLLEYBALL
Trinity clinches SCAC title and NCAA bid
(From Trinity's website)
JACKSON, Miss. - The Trinity volleyball team clinched at least a share of its 11th Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference championship with a 3-1 victory over DePauw University on Friday evening. (Complete Release)
Trinity (28-5, 15-0) won 30-27, 24-30, 30-14, and 30-18.  DePauw became the only team in the conference to win a game over Trinity this season, but could not pull off the upset.

November 2, 2004
FOOTBALL
Centre's Crowley; Trinity's Einhaus selected to D3football.com Team-of-the-Week
Centre receiver David Crowley and Trinity Aaron Einhuas were both selected to the D3football.com National Team-of-the-Week. (D3football.com Release)

October 31, 2004
MEN'S SOCCER
Trinity men clinch SCAC championship with 4-0 win over Centre
(From Trinity's website)
SAN ANTONIO, Texas - With Sunday's 4-0 defeat of Centre, the Trinity men (8-0-0 SCAC / 17-0-0 overall) clinched the 2004 SCAC title. The win was also the Tigers' NCAA all-division record 41st-straight win. (Complete Release)

October 30, 2004
FOOTBALL
DePauw wins fourth straight with 41-26 win at Centre
(From DePauw's website)
DANVILLE, Ky. - DePauw quarterback Ross Wiethoff threw three touchdown passes and rushed for another as DePauw won its fourth straight game by defeating host Centre 41-26. The Tigers improved to 6-2 overall and 4-1 in the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference with the win. The Colonels dropped to 3-6 overall and 1-4 in the conference. (Complete Release) ● (Centre story)
●Millsaps 21, Sewanee 17  (Millsaps story) ● (Sewanee story)
●Trinity 42, Rhodes 7  (Trinity story) ● (Rhodes story)

October 30, 2004
MEN'S AND WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY
DePauw sweeps SCAC Men's and Women's Cross Country Championships
Wellman and Shaffer both defend individual titles
CLINTON, Miss. - DePauw University defended its SCAC cross country titles as both the Tiger men and women took home the team trophies at the 2004 conference championship meet Saturday at Choctaw Trails. For complete results, including team scores and All-SCAC teams, click to the official championships website.

October 29, 2004
MEN'S SOCCER
Trinity breaks NCAA record with win over Sewanee
(From Trinity's website)
SAN ANTONIO, Texas - Trinity's men's soccer team broke the NCAA record - all divisions - for consecutive wins with a 3-2 victory over the University of the South-Sewanee on Friday night. (Complete Release)

October 26, 2004
WOMEN'S SOCCER
DePauw and Trinity match suspended by weather
SAN ANTONIO, Texas - DePauw and Trinity were just 25 minutes into their scheduled women's soccer match in San Antonio on Sunday when lightning forced them off the field. The game never resumed and is currently suspended with the score knotted at 0-0. The match will be replayed at a location to be determined only if the outcome could determine the SCAC champion.

October 23, 2004
FOOTBALL
Sewanee earns first SCAC win; defeats Rose-Hulman 15-7 on homecoming Saturday
(From Sewanee's website)
SEWANEE, Tenn. - Before a Homecoming crowd of 2,500, Sewanee used two touchdowns and a safety to defeat Rose-Hulman, 15-7, in an NCAA Division III football game at McGee Field. (Complete Release) ● (Rose-Hulman story)
●Trinity 52, Centre 34  (Trinity story) ● (Centre story)
●DePauw 38, Millsaps 7  (DePauw story) ● (Millsaps story)
●Rhodes 56, Colorado Colege 14

October 19, 2004
FOOTBALL
Rose-Hulman's Bueltel named to Football Gazette Team-of-the-Week
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. - Rose-Hulman sophomore safety/punter Brett Bueltel was named to Don Hansen's National Weekly Football Gazette Team-of-the-Week for games played on Oct. 16. (Complete Release)

October 17, 2004
WOMEN'S TENNIS
DePauw's Bondi and Steele win ITA Super Bowl
(From DePauw's website)
FORT MYERS, Fla. - DePauw junior Liz Bondi and freshman Elizabeth Steele held on for a thrilling 7-6 (5), 4-6, 11-9 (third-set tiebreaker) victory over Southern Nazarene's Larikah Russell and Daria Ivanova and claimed the Intercollegiate Tennis Association "Super Bowl" of Small College Tennis title at Florida Gulf Coast University. (Complete Release)

October 16, 2004
FOOTBALL
First quarter scores, strong defense lift Rose-Hulman past Millsaps
(From Rose-Hulman's website)
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. - Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology relied on a pair of first quarter touchdowns and a strong defensive effort to earn a 14-7 victory over Millsaps College in Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference football action on Saturday evening. (Complete Release) ● (Millsaps story)
●Rhodes 28, Sewanee 14  (Rhodes story) ● (Sewanee story)
●Centre 33, Maryville (Tenn.) College 35
●Azusa Pacific (Calif.) University 30, Trinity 14

October 13, 2004
WOMEN'S SOCCER
Sewanee's Cowell wins 200th game
(From Sewanee's website)
ATLANTA, Ga. - Freshmen Maggie Adams and Meredith McCarrey scored goals to give Sewanee a 2-0 win against host Oglethorpe in an NCAA Division III women's soccer match. The win gave Sewanee coach Nick Cowell his 200th career win in 300 matches in 16 years with four different colleges. (Complete Release)

October 13, 2004
FOOTBALL
DePauw's Hertel; Rhodes' Swanstrom selected to national Teams-of-the-Week
Junior defensive lineman Dustin Hertel of DePauw University was selected to the D3football.com National Team-of-the-Week, and Rhodes College senior quarterback Daniel Swanstrom was named to Don Hansen's National Weekly Football Gazette Team-of-the-Week for games played on Oct. 9. (Hertel release) ● (Swanstrom release)

October 9, 2004
FOOTBALL
Rhodes pulls off miraculous comeback; defeats Rose-Hulman in double overtime
(From Rhodes website)
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. - Rhodes College quarterback Daniel Swanstrom threw for 409 yards and five touchdowns, to rally the Lynx to a 38-31 double overtime win at Rose-Hulman. Trailing 21-0 in the second quarter, Rhodes rallied to send the game into overtime on a Swanstrom to Matt Dement 40-yard touchdown pass with 28 seconds remaining in the game. (Complete Release) ● (RHIT story)
Centre 18, Millsaps 20  (Centre story) ● (Millsaps story)
Sewanee 13, DePauw 27  (DePauw story) ● (Sewanee story)

October 7, 2004
VOLLEYBALL
Oglethorpe set to host Cross Divisional
ATLANTA, Ga. - Oglethorpe University plays host to first SCAC Volleyball Cross Divisional, with play beginning Friday morning. For complete match results updated throughout the day, click here. (Cross Divisional website)

October 2, 2004
FOOTBALL
Centre blanks Sewanee 28-0
(From Centre's website)
DANVILLE, Ky. - Junior wide receiver Lou Brenner caught four passes for 131 yards and a touchdown and senior quarterback Brian Behrendt completed 17 of 27 passes for 325 yards and three touchdowns as Centre shutout visiting Sewanee 28-0 in SCAC action.
(Complete Release) ● (Sewanee story)
●Rose-Hulman 14, Trinity 35  (Trinity story) ● (Rose-Hulman story)
●DePauw 28, University of Chicago 24
●Washington (Mo.) University 28, Rhodes 21

September 30, 2004
MEN'S AND WOMEN'S SOCCER
Oglethorpe duo sets new SCAC single-game scoring marks
ATLANTA, Ga. - On one Thursday afternoon at Oglethorpe University, both the men's and women's SCAC single-game individual scoring marks fell. (Chapman release) ● (Atkinson release)

Sophomore midfielder Stephanie Chapman had five goals and two assists to set the league's new women's single-game scoring mark in the 14-0 defeat of Fisk (Tenn.) University. And just a couple of hours later, first-year midfielder Zach Atkinson set the league's new men's single-game scoring mark when he poured in seven goals and assisted on two others in the 18-2 defeat of Fisk.

September 28, 2004
FOOTBALL
Allen of Trinity selected to D3football.com Team-of-the-Week
Sophomore defensive lineman Dustin Allen of Trinity University was selected to the D3football.com National Team-of-the-Week. (D3football.com Release)

September 27, 2004
VOLLEYBALL
Lambert earns 100th career win
(From Rhodes' website)
SEWANEE, Tenn. - Rhodes College volleyball coach Sam Lambert earned her 100th career victory on Saturday with a 3-0 win over conference rival Millsaps College at the SCAC Eastern Divisional. (Complete Release)

September 25, 2004
FOOTBALL
Last second touchdown gives Trinity 29-28 win at DePauw
(From Trinity's website)
GREENCASTLE, Ind. - The Trinity football team erased a 12-point deficit in the final 5:32 of the game to defeat Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference foe DePauw University 29-28 Saturday afternoon at Blackstock Stadium. (Complete Release) ● (DePauw story)
●Washington & Lee (Va.) University 23, Centre 28
●Millsaps 10, Belhaven (Miss.) College 27
●Rose-Hulman 40, Oberlin (Ohio) College 14
●Maryville (Tenn.) College 16, Sewanee 13 - OT

September 22, 2004
FOOTBALL
Trinity's Jones; Rose-Hulman's Jackson selected to D3football.com Team-of-the-Week
Trinity running back Jerrold Jones (pictured) and Rose-Hulman linebacker Matt Jackson were both selected to the D3football.com National Team-of-the-Week. (D3football.com Release)

September 21, 2004
FOOTBALL
Rose-Hulman's Jackson named to Football Gazette Team of the Week
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. - Rose-Hulman's Matt Jackson was named to Don Hansen's National Weekly Football Gazette Team-of-the-Week for games played on Sept. 18. (Complete Release)
Jackson returned an interception 77 yards for a touchdown and recorded a safety in Rose-Hulman's 23-3 win over Concordia (Ill.). He also had nine tackles, including two for a loss of four yards.

September 18, 2004
FOOTBALL
Lynx score 35 unanswered to defeat Centre 42-19
(From Rhodes website)
MEMPHIS, Tenn. - Rhodes freshman running back Tyler Lake rushed for a career high 94 yards on 22 carries and scored three touchdowns to lead the Lynx past Centre College 42-19, in a SCAC showdown at Fargason Field. (Complete Release) ● (Centre story)
●Hope (Mich.) College 14, DePauw 35
●Millsaps 20, Emory & Henry (Va.) College 24
●Concordia (Ill.) University 3, Rose-Hulman 23
●Sewanee 0, Washington & Lee (Va.) University 12
●Redlands (Calif.) 27, Trinity 51

September 16, 2004
MEN'S & WOMEN'S SOCCER
Hurricane Ivan forces rescheduling of SCAC soccer matches
SUWANEE, Ga. - Due to inclement weather and poor travel conditions resulting from Hurricane Ivan, Friday's soccer matches scheduled at Millsaps and Oglethorpe have been pushed to Saturday. Sunday's matches will be played as scheduled.
(Men's schedule ● Women's schedule)

September 14, 2004
FOOTBALL
Sewanee's Jackson named to D3football.com Team of the Week
(From Sewanee website)
SEWANEE, Tenn. - Sewanee sophomore defensive back A.J. Jackson has been selected to the D3football.com National Team of the Week for games played on Sept. 11. (Complete Release)

September 11, 2004
FOOTBALL
Millsaps blanks Mississippi College 9-0 to take Backyard Brawl V
(From Millsaps website)
JACKSON, Miss. - The Millsaps Majors amassed 241 yards rushing and 341 yards of total offense as they held the Mississppi College Choctaws to just 211 total yards on their way to a 9-0 win over the Chocs. (Complete Release)
●Kenyon (Ohio) College 27, Centre 54
●University of Wisconin-Stout 23, DePauw 0
●Rhodes 17, Maryville (Tenn.) College 14
●Rose-Hulman 3, College of Mount St. Joseph 21
●Sewanee 28, Huntingdon (Ala.) College 17
●Trinity 41, Texas Lutheran University 32

September 4, 2004
MEN'S CROSS COUNTRY
Centre wins Sewanee Invitational
Colonels defeat Emory for first time in program history
(from Centre website)
SEWANEE, Tenn. - The Centre College men's cross country team defeated Emory University for the first time in school history in winning the Sewanee Invitational, Saturday, Sept. 4. (Complete Release)

September 4, 2004
FOOTBALL
DePauw begins Lynch era with 20-14 win at SCAC rival Rhodes
(From DePauw website)
MEMPHIS, Tenn. - The Tigers overcame an early 7-0 deficit with 20 straight points on the way to a 20-14 Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference victory over Rhodes.
Freshman Jeremiah Marks scored on an 83-yard run and junior Ross Wiethoff added an 8-yard run, while sophomore Tyler Mallory booted two field goals. (Game Stats)
●Centre 24, Bluffton (Ohio) College 33
●Earlham (Ind.) College 12, Rose-Hulman 16
●Hampden-Sydney (Va.) College 35, Sewanee 17
●Austin (Tex.) College 10, Trinity 52

August 30, 2004
VOLLEYBALL
Trinity seeks seventh consecutive SCAC volleyball championship
Two SCAC schools ranked in AVCA preseason poll
The Trinity University Tigers have been selected to win their seventh-consecutive women’s volleyball SCAC championship, based on exclusive voting by the head coaches in the conference. If the Tigers succeed in their title quest, if would be the team’s 11th SCAC championship in the 14-year history of the conference. Click here for the release.

August 12, 2004
FOOTBALL
Trinity football strives for 12 in a row in 2004
Click here for the 2004 SCAC Football Prospectus
In exclusive preseason voting by the league's head coaches, Trinity University was tabbed as the favorite to win its 12th consecutive football championship on five of seven ballots and received 47 points in the voting process. Click here for the release.

August 4, 2004
FOOTBALL
Trinity ranked 11th in D3football.com preseason Top 25
Trinity (Tex.) University, which finished 8-3 last season, is ranked 11th by D3football.com in its preseason Top 25 rankings. Rhodes College was among a group of teams that received votes. Click here for the entire poll.

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