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Rose inductees learned sacrifice
Former wide receiver Eric Gappa admits that when he completed his Rose-Hulman football career in 1995 and when he graduated with a bachelor’s degree in mathematics in 1996, he wondered if someday he would be inducted into the engineering institute’s Athletic Hall of Fame.
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Franklin speeds away from Rose-Hulman 55-24
Franklin College maintained its undefeated mark in Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference football on Saturday, defeating Rose-Hulman 55-24 in sunny, warm weather at Cook Stadium.
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Goble has built solid program at Rose-Hulman
Reflecting on the 151⁄2 seasons since her hiring in 1996, which came soon after Rose-Hulman started admitting female students, Brenda Goble thinks she has improved as the only volleyball coach in the engineering institute’s history.
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Rose-Hulman controls possession in soccer win over St. Mary-of-the-Woods
In disputes over property ownership, the saying “possession is nine-tenths of the law” frequently comes into play.
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Rose-Hulman defeats Earlham 8-1
Rose-Hulman improved its records to 8-2 overall and 6-1 in the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference with an 8-1 victory over Earlham in women’s tennis Wednesday.
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Rose-Hulman rallies for 2-0 start to conference play
Rose-Hulman improved to 2-0 in Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference football action with a come-from-behind 26-20 victory at Manchester College on Saturday.
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Rose to induct five members into Hall
Rose-Hulman will induct five new members into its Athletic Hall of Fame next Saturday at the Sports and Recreation Center.
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Kovach leads Rose to homecoming win
Sure, Jeff Sokol would like to have earned his first “W” as a head coach sooner than Saturday afternoon.
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Rose-Hulman vs. Kalamazoo
The matchup — The Rose-Hulman Engineers (0-1) will take on the Kalamazoo Hornets (1-1) in a non-conference football game played at Western Michigan University.
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Englehart, Martin, West find new football lives outside of Indiana
They’re baaaaaack!
The two most successful football coaches, in terms of winning percentage, in Rose-Hulman history are returning to familiar roles with a new — and it really is new — challenge for the future. -
Quick DePauw start dooms Sokol’s debut
Jeff Sokol’s debut as the Rose-Hulman football coach did not go exactly the way he wanted on a hot, humid Saturday evening at Cook Stadium.
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New coach ready to lead Rose
When first-year Rose-Hulman football coach Jeff Sokol examines the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference in 2011, he anticipates defending champion Franklin being a top contender for the title again.
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Regardless of coach, Rose-Hulman used to winning
From 2006 through 2009, Rose-Hulman’s football program posted four winning seasons with Steve Englehart as its head coach.
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BREAKING: Rose-Hulman breaks ground for new residence hall
Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology broke ground today for the construction of a new residence hall on the west side of campus.
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Rose-Hulman soccer picked to finish 5th
Rose-Hulman has been selected to finish fifth in the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference this season, according to a preseason poll of league women’s soccer coaches announced Tuesday.
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Eitel goes six solid innings in first start at Triple-A
Derek Eitel made his first start for the Triple-A Reno Aces on Friday night, tossing six innings in a losing effort at Sacramento, Calif.
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Rose-Hulman's Evans claims another high jump national title
Sophomore Liz Evans became the third student-athlete in Rose-Hulman history to earn multiple national championships by winning the high jump national title Saturday.
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Seniors Chris Stemple and Michael Kovacs lead Engineers into HCAC championship with sights set on returning to NCAA Tournament
Chris Stemple and Michael Kovacs have become part of the winningest class in Rose-Hulman baseball history, but there’s still work to do for these senior outfielders.
Stemple and Kovacs have both surpassed 200 career hits for the Engineers, becoming the third and fourth players in program history to achieve the feat. -
METRO ROUNDUP: Rose-Hulman honors athletes at 2011 awards banquet
The Rose-Hulman athletic department presented Ruel Fox Burns Blankets to seniors Paul Bouagnon, Reed Eason and Donna Marsh to highlight the 2011 Athletic Honors and Awards Banquet on Tuesday night.
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Rose men seek 4th straight HCAC outdoor track title
The Rose-Hulman men’s track and field program has become so consistently good that not winning the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference outdoor championship this weekend at Hanover would be considered a huge disappointment.
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Rose baseball drops HCAC game to Anderson
Anderson jumped out to a 9-0 lead, then held off a Rose-Hulman rally to capture an 11-6 Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference baseball victory Tuesday night.
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Pitcher allows 4 hits in leading Engineers to HCAC victory
Riding the shutout pitching of starter Andrew Oakley for seven innings, Rose-Hulman’s baseball team opened the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference part of its season with a 6-1 triumph over Defiance on a chilly Friday night at Art Nehf Field.
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Rose splits baseball doubleheader with Defiance
Both games in the Defiance vs. Rose-Hulman baseball doubleheader Saturday at Art Nehf Field took place between noon and 6 p.m.
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Rose-Hulman junior a quick study for track success
Edwards was a standout wrestler as a freshman at Rose, finishing just one win away from a spot in the NCAA Division III National Wrestling Championships. A promising start to a career, you might think, but the mat was pulled out from under him when the program was dropped at the end of the school year.
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Liz Evans: One down, five to go?
Liz Evans does not believe in jinxes.
So she doesn’t mind admitting she would like to become the first six-time national champion in the history of Rose-Hulman athletics.
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Rose baseball tops North Central 9-1
Rose-Hulman scored five runs in the third inning and relied on a strong pitching performance to top North Central 9-1 in a college baseball series opener Friday night at Art Nehf Field.
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Turnover for Engineers
Fans might want to purchase a program at Rose-Hulman games this season to identify all the new baseball and softball players.
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Rose junior is all-American hurdler
Rose-Hulman junior Sutton Coleman recorded his second career All-American award with a sixth-place finish in the 55-meter intermediate hurdles at the NCAA Division III Indoor Track and Field National Championships on Saturday.
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Rose jumper wins DIII title
Sophomore Liz Evans of Bicknell became the first female and fourth student-athlete in Rose-Hulman history to earn an individual national championship by winning the women’s high jump title Saturday morning at Capital University.
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Rose-Hulman women clinch HCAC tournament berth
Rose-Hulman clinched a bid to the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference women’s basketball tournament with a 67-49 victory over Mount St. Joseph on Saturday.
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