INDIANAPOLIS —
Rose-Hulman advanced to the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference women’s tennis championship match with a 5-1 victory over Transylvania on Saturday.
Rose (11-2) will square off with Franklin (12-2) in a battle of the top two seeds in the tournament today. The winner will earn an automatic bid to the NCAA Division III tournament this spring.
On Saturday, the singles trio of junior Paige Cook, freshman Lauren Miller and sophomore Kylie McCollum swept wins and the No. 4, 5 and 6 positions for the Engineers.
The match began with doubles wins at the No. 2 and No. 3 positions for Rose-Hulman. The No. 2 team featured Cook and sophomore Koharuko Fujita, with the No. 3 team, including McCollum and junior Lauren Reberger.
Rose-Hulman 5, Transylvania 1
Singles — Marie Stettler (RH) vs. Claire Mielcarek (TU) unfinished; Suzana Mohd (RH) vs. Kaitlin Hizny (TU) unfinished; Melissa Montgomery (RH) vs. Megan Dixon (TU) unfinished; Paige Cook (RH) def. Victoria Haugli 6-0, 6-1; Lauren Miller (RH) def. Caroline Tapscott 6-2, 6-1; Kylie McCollum (RH) def. Savannah Barnett 6-1, 6-1.
Doubles — Hizny-Mielcarek (TU) def. Montgomery-Stettler 9-7; Cook-Koharuko Fujita (RH) def. Dixon-Haugli 8-1; McCollum-Lauren Reberger (RH) def. Barnett-Taylor McCreary 8-3.
Soccer
Men
• Rose-Hulman 2, Transylvania 2 — At Rose-Hulman, the host Engineers battled hard in double overtime to earn a draw against Transylvania on Saturday.
The Engineers jumped to a 1-0 lead thanks to a shot in the ninth minute by junior William Senat. Senat also contributed on a double assist alongside junior Ishmael Marshall to junior Drew Belk in the 74th minute.
Transylvania’s Tyler Crombie recorded two assists to Eric Froschauer and Kyle Smith, both in the second half.
Rose also celebrated senior day for Joe Byrd, Adam Carlson, Zane Englert and B.J. Thompson prior to the match.
Rose-Hulman (8-4-3 overall, 4-0-1 Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference) will travel to Franklin on Wednesday. Transylvania fell to 10-1-3 and 4-0-1 respectively.
Women
• Transylvania 2, Rose-Hulman 0 — At Rose-Hulman, the host Engineers fell to Transylvania in Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference action Saturday.
Rose also celebrated senior day for Ally Nelson and Amy Schleter prior to the match.
Rose-Hulman (7-6-2 overall, 2-2-1 HCAC) will play Tuesday at Franklin. Transylvania improved to 8-4-1 and 4-1 respectively.
Rifle
• Engineers claim title — At Boston, Rose-Hulman topped Massachusetts Institute of Technology by one point to win the four-team Engineer Invitational on Saturday.
Rose-Hulman scored 4,377 points to top the 4,376 total by MIT. John Jay and Worcester Polytechnic rounded out the placement.
Junior Evan Duvall led the Engineers with a total score of 1,110 points, tallying 557 in smallbore and 553 in air rifle.
The result marked Rose’s first intercollegiate athletic victory over MIT in a team competition.
Rose-Hulman will compete in a dual match against MIT today.
MIT Engineer Invitational
Team scores — Rose-Hulman 4,377, MIT 4,376, Worcester Polytechnic 4,096, John Jay 3,912.
Rose-Hulman individuals (smallbore/air rifle/total) — Evan Duvall 557-553-1,110, Adam Foss 557-548-1,105, Suzanne Eisenberger 537-545-1,082, Allison Carlson 527-553-1,080.
Golf
• Rose-Hulman 3rd — At Franklin, Rose-Hulman stands third halfway through the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference women’s championships.
Rose fired a team score of 361 to edge out Mount St. Joseph for third place in the overnight standings. Franklin (336) and Hanover (347) lead the event with 18 holes remaining.
Rose-Hulman will conclude the HCAC championships today at Legends of Indiana Course.
HCAC championships (Day 1)
Team scores — Franklin 336, Hanover 347; 3) Rose-Hulman 361; 4) Mount St. Joseph 362; 5) Transylvania 368; 6) Manchester 371; 7) Defiance 381
Rose-Hulman scores — 5. (tie) Deanne DeKeizer and Hayley Vonder Haar 85; 22. Jaclyn Smith 95; 25. Miriam Remmers 96; 31. Emily Barker 99.
• Farm Bureau event — At Idle Creek, the quintet of Rob Hufty, David Harding, Jeremy Thomas, Kevin Coon and Tony Matricia shot a 64 to win the Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance event Wednesday.
Gross division
64 — Rob Hufty, David Harding, Jeremy Thomas, Kevin Coon, Tony Matricia.
65 — C.R. Leonard, Dan Daniel, Chris Frazier, Bob Hendershot.
65 — Travis Brett, Heath Powers, Lee James, Jim Stafford.
Proximity winners
Closest to the pin — Scott Hess on No. 3 and Jack Cappa on No. 9. Long drives — Mike Perry on No. 15 and Billy Guy on No. 18.
Cross country
Women
• Rose 16th — At Wilmington, Ohio, Rose-Hulman finished 16th in the 33-team Wilmington Invitational 5K race Friday.
Junior Ryann-Rebecca Montgomery led the Engineers’ effort with a 50th-place finish in a time of 19:53.
Rose will return to action in the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference Championships on Oct. 27 at Bluffton.
Wilmington Invitational
Team scores — Ashland 82, Huntington 109, Mount Union 143, Wooster 196, Findlay 208, Cumberlands 250, Wright State 261, Hanover 263, Wilmington 311, Ohio Dominican 347, Otterbein 361, Macomb 366, Cleveland State 375, Franklin 396, Lindsey Wilson 404, Rose-Hulman 432, Wittenberg 435, Anderson 441, Lincoln Memorial 451, John Carroll 487, Mount Union 500, Asbury 526, Muskingum 571, North Kentucky 583, Berea 593, Earlham 791, Thomas More 807, Mount St. Joseph 820, Spalding 866, Defiance 889, IU-East 903, Transylvania 918, IU-Kokomo 961.
Rose-Hulman top runners — 50. Ryann-Rebecca Montgomery 19:53; 67. Nicole Gonzalez 20:12; 77. Creasy Clauser 20:18; 130. Katherine Moravec 21:01; 164. Ashley Schumacher 21:24; 198. Madison Thompson 21:51.
Men
• Rose 7th — At Wilmington, Ohio, Rose-Hulman placed seventh overall and first among Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference teams in the Wilmington Invitational 8K race Friday.
Rose sophomore Stuart West finished 27th out of 380 runners.
Rose-Hulman returns to action at the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference Championships hosted by Bluffton on Oct. 27.
Team scores — Ashland 28, Berea 133, Cumberlands 152, Findlay 153, Mount Union 196, Muskingum 238, Rose-Hulman 250, Wilmington 261, Rio Grande 281, Franklin 332, Wooster 337, Huntington 379, Spalding 382, Wittenberg 383, Defiance 388, Hanover 446, Wright State 471, Lincoln Memorial 479, Anderson 492, Ohio Dominican 529, Macomb 542, Otterbein 568, Lindsey Wilson 619, Thomas More 633, John Carroll 647, Mount Vernon Nazarene 666, IU-East 774, Earlham 814, IU-Kokomo 840, West Virginia Tech 939, Mount St. Joseph 979, St. Catharine 1,002, Transylvania 1,019, Central State 1,075.
Rose-Hulman top runners — 27. Stuart West 26:03; 47. Andrew Thompson 26:22; 65. Jacob Becker 26:32; 69. Kevin Mauser 26:39; 79. Matthew Lash 26:53; 90. Kyle Smolarek 27:04; 93. Josh Hojnacki 27:07; 117. Sam Sobczak 27:24; 125. Robbie Mayhew 27:31; 139. Derek Heeger 27:41; 140. Ryan Meyer 27:42; 147. Addison Wiliams 27:46; 182. Brandon Bullitt 28:13; 186. Alex Leversen 28:17; 194. Nick Woerner 28:24.
Running
• Hot Pursuit results — At World Gospel Church, James Grounds (male) and TaPring Goatee (female) were the overall champions in the 2012 THPD Hot Pursuit 5K race Saturday.
THPD Hot Pursuit 5K
Top 30 — James Grounds (overall male champion) 16:57, Ryan Hannaford 18:53, Daniel Alexander 19:07, Colton Bunten 19:10, Kyle Toney 19:20, TaPring Goatee (overal female champion) 19:31, Benjamin Pettus 19:40, Joe Brewer 19:45, Brandon Lampe 19:54, Pam Pell 20:22.
Zade Reberger 20:53, Majel Wells 20:58, Kiowa Burris 21:28, Ivan Fink 21:30, Dan Smiddy 21:35, Carey Christjansen 21:49, Danny Dailey 22:05, Karson Lewsader 22:10, Mitch Reberger 22:15, Darrell Bunten 22:28.
Brad Griffin 22:36, Pamela Gresham 22:55, Dan Phillips 23:16, Chris Jones 23:18, Kevin Lewsader 23:24, Steve Moore 23:26, Larry Fish 23:37, Dave Williams 23:38, Chris Hoffman 23:48, Matt Sebastian 23:50.
Sports
Metro roundup: Rose women advances to HCAC championship match in tennis
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Tribune-Star/Joseph C. Garza Two in one: Golfer Brian Brown watches his drive fly towards the second hole at Mark's Par Three golf course on Tuesday. Brown recently hit two holes in one in a week at the course.
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Hughes, News & Views: Terre Haute ‘hacker' accomplishes Mark’s Par Three first
It’s no secret that Mark’s Par Three is not the most difficult golf course in Vigo County.
But it’s enjoyable for beginners and golfers of modest skill levels and it doesn’t lack for activity during warm-weather months.
Open since 1964, it’s had its fair share of players test their skills, probably several better than 43-year-old Brian Brown of Terre Haute. -
Prettyman getting comfortable as boss
At first glance, it would be easy to look at first-year Terre Haute Rex manager Ronnie Prettyman and expect him to have a difficult journey during his maiden voyage as a baseball manager.
Managing in the Prospect League isn’t the easiest job in the world.
Rosters change constantly, especially early in the season when players are still reporting from their college teams. The travel is arduous — a night game in far-off Quincy, Ill., could be followed by a home game, followed by a game at equally far-off Hannibal, Mo. The players have to acclimate themselves to playing every day after having played a maximum of five games a week at the college level. -
Metro roundup: ISU’s Gant to go to Africa with Athletes in Action
Indiana State junior Justin Gant has been invited to travel to the Ivory Coast this summer as part of an Athletes In Action basketball tour.
“I am extremely honored to be given this opportunity to not only play basketball with and against some great players during this tour, but to also share my Christian faith with those in the Ivory Coast,” Gant commented. “I’m looking forward to growing as a person by delivering aid to those in Africa and by sharing my faith with those we come in contact with. This will also be a great chance to continue to improve on the basketball court just before we start our workouts at Indiana State in the fall.” -
Loss drops Rex into first-place tie
In a battle for first place in the West Division of the Prospect League baseball standings, the Terre Haute Rex fell just short Monday night at Bob Warn Field.
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Seven players from Terre Haute Rex taken in Major League draft
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METRO ROUNDUP: Hutson comes home, has personal best
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Checking in with cancer survivor
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Post 346 rebounds to win Terre Haute Invitational
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DeNato proves IU can pitch too
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The junior left-hander threw a four-hitter and the Hoosiers looked mighty comfortable at TD Ameritrade Park while beating Louisville 2-0 on Saturday night.
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Hughes, News & Views: Terre Haute ‘hacker' accomplishes Mark’s Par Three first
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Score: Post 346 runner #6 Jacob Johnson scores after a collision with the Pate catcher in the fourth inning Sunday afternoon.
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Post 346 rebounds to win Terre Haute Invitational
It’s an interesting dance that Wayne Newton Post 346 and Evansville Pate Post 265 have developed in American Legion baseball’s Terre Haute Invitational, and the last waltz was saved for the host team Sunday.
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METRO ROUNDUP: Wayne Newton 2-1 on young season
Wayne Newton Post 346 improved to 2-1 in American Legion baseball with a late 8-3 victory over Effingham on Thursday night.
Craig Peters was winning pitcher for Post 346 and T.J. Decker and Cody Thornton led a 16-hit attack with three hits each. -
Rex looking to return to pitching dominance Sunday against Springfield
During a 7-1 start and franchise-best seven-game winning streak, Terre Haute Rex pitching was the catalyst. Through eight games, the Rex led the Prospect League with an earned-run average of 1.11.
Even after giving up 10 runs Friday night in a 10-6 loss to the Quincy Gems, the Rex (7-2) are still the league leader in ERA at 2.09. -
FROM TERRE HAUTE TO THE MAJOR LEAGUES: Former Scamore hurlers doing well in White Sox system
Brian Omogrosso was promoted to Chicago and appeared in 11 games. The big right-hander compiled a 5.14 earned-run average in 14 innings of relief. He struck out 14 and walked seven.
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Post 346 rebounds to win Terre Haute Invitational
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Goatee, Bertoli ran away with Spring Athlete of the Year
When honoring athletes after a season of excellence, the phrase “what might have been” doesn’t usually come up.
But in the case of Terre Haute South’s Jackson Bertoli and Terre Haute North’s TaPring Goatee – the Tribune-Star’s Athletes of the Year for spring sports – there’s an air of unfinished business despite obvious recent successes.
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- College
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Indiana starting pitcher Joey DeNato (23) celebrates throwing out Louisville's Coco Johnson (20) at first for the second out in the bottom of the ninth inning in an NCAA College World Series game in Omaha, Neb., Saturday, June 15, 2013 (AP Photo/The World-Herald, Ryan Soderlin) MAGS OUT; ALL NEBRASKA LOCAL BROADCAST TV OUT
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DeNato proves IU can pitch too
Joey DeNato dispelled the notion that College World Series newcomer Indiana is all about offense.
The junior left-hander threw a four-hitter and the Hoosiers looked mighty comfortable at TD Ameritrade Park while beating Louisville 2-0 on Saturday night. -
Etherington, Moore happy to be with ISU basketball
Not even two weeks into their college experience, Indiana State freshmen men’s basketball players Alex Etherington and Demetrius Moore stood sentinel as 115 kids ran around them collecting basketballs and getting autographs at the Greg Lansing Basketball Camp on Thursday.
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ISU's Johnson invited to World University Games
Indiana State senior Felisha Johnson will be traveling the world this summer after being named to represent the United States in the women’s shot put at the World University Games in Kazan, Russia.
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FROM THE PRESS BOX: Close, but no cigar, theme for ISU sports in 2012-13
When I covered my first event of Indiana State’s 2012-13 season — ISU’s opening football game at Indiana — I was the first one in the press box at IU’s Memorial Stadium. I’m never the first one in the press box.
Maybe the prospect of ISU’s season had me so pumped that I decided to get it started close to three hours early? (Or more truthfully, maybe I was over-vigilent about predicted traffic horrors on the Indiana 46 bypass that never came to pass.) -
Q&A: ISU football coach Mike Sanford ready for fall
It’s hard to believe, but Mike Sanford has already been Indiana State’s football coach for six months.
Time flies, but Sanford’s task of preparing for his first season in charge of the Sycamores comes with few breaks.
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DeNato proves IU can pitch too
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Tribune-Star/Joseph C. Garza Two in one: Golfer Brian Brown watches his drive fly towards the second hole at Mark's Par Three golf course on Tuesday. Brown recently hit two holes in one in a week at the course.
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Hughes, News & Views: Terre Haute ‘hacker' accomplishes Mark’s Par Three first
It’s no secret that Mark’s Par Three is not the most difficult golf course in Vigo County.
But it’s enjoyable for beginners and golfers of modest skill levels and it doesn’t lack for activity during warm-weather months.
Open since 1964, it’s had its fair share of players test their skills, probably several better than 43-year-old Brian Brown of Terre Haute. - RAMBLIN’ RECK: Catching up on some things
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Hughes, News & Views: Terre Haute ‘hacker' accomplishes Mark’s Par Three first
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Colts not standing pat in looking toward 2013 season
Indianapolis Colts second-year general manager Ryan Grigson has quickly earned a reputation as someone who isn’t afraid to shake things up a bit.
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- Seeking elite status
- Luck having fun with his first OTAs
- Colts hoping for more high marks on draft picks
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Colts not standing pat in looking toward 2013 season
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Prettyman getting comfortable as boss
At first glance, it would be easy to look at first-year Terre Haute Rex manager Ronnie Prettyman and expect him to have a difficult journey during his maiden voyage as a baseball manager.
Managing in the Prospect League isn’t the easiest job in the world.
Rosters change constantly, especially early in the season when players are still reporting from their college teams. The travel is arduous — a night game in far-off Quincy, Ill., could be followed by a home game, followed by a game at equally far-off Hannibal, Mo. The players have to acclimate themselves to playing every day after having played a maximum of five games a week at the college level. - Loss drops Rex into first-place tie
- Sliders’ frustration against Rex continues
- Sanchez stays hot to lead Rex to victory
- Rex fall at home to Sliders
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Prettyman getting comfortable as boss
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Colts not standing pat in looking toward 2013 season
Indianapolis Colts second-year general manager Ryan Grigson has quickly earned a reputation as someone who isn’t afraid to shake things up a bit.
- Landry believes he'll acclimate to Colts system
- Colts in harmony with new coordinator Hamilton
- Pagano amazed by collection of veterans
- Opening Day: Terre Haute Rex host Quincy
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Colts not standing pat in looking toward 2013 season
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Winner's kiss: Tony Kanaan of KV Racing Technology kisses the yard of bricks at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway on Sunday. Kanaan won his first Indianapolis 500 Mile Race on Sunday and kissed the bricks as part of a tradition at the Motor Speedway.
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Kanaan can: Tony Kanaan finally wins Indy 500, ends heartbreak
Tony Kanaan had been so close so many times in the Indianapolis 500 until Sunday. Now he’s a winner.
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- Rookies fare well in 97th running of the Indy 500
- Top guns, again
- Looking for Indy breakthrough, Kanaan enjoying role as team mentor
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