The final 2017-18 NCAA Division II Learfield Directors’ Cup standings are in, and Ashland University’s athletic department made a significant jump from 2016-17.
As announced by the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) on Wednesday (June 6) afternoon, Ashland University junior first baseman Kylie Asmus has earned a spot on the 2018 Google Cloud Academic All-America® Division II Softball second team.
Sixty-two Ashland University student-athletes have earned Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference academic recognition, as the conference’s 2018 spring All-Academic Excellence and All-Academic lists were released on Thursday (May 31) morning.
Ashland University’s athletic department has maintained a high level of consistency over the years. That was reinforced once again on Tuesday (May 29) morning with the release of the 2017-18 Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Presidents’ Trophy (all-sports) standings. Ashland finished second in the Presidents’ Trophy race for the 13th consecutive season.
Ashland University junior first baseman Kylie Asmus earned NCAA Division II Google Cloud Academic All-District laurels from the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) on Thursday (May 10) afternoon.
As announced by the National Fastpitch Coaches Association (NFCA) on Wednesday (May 9) afternoon, Ashland University junior third baseman Paige Summers is a second-team All-Midwest Region selection.
Prior to starting the 2018 Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Tournament, Ashland University’s softball team had seven players land on the 2018 All-GLIAC Softball Teams on Friday (May 4) afternoon.
The Ashland University softball team was not able to hold onto an early lead against Saginaw Valley State, falling 10-6, then dropped its second game to Northwood, 9-7.
For the third consecutive week, Ashland University’s softball team is in the No. 9 spot in the NCAA Division II Midwest Regional rankings, the latest of which were released on Wednesday (May 2) afternoon.
Ashland University junior Myles Pringle is a three-time NCAA Division II national champion. On Sunday (April 29) night, Pringle was a four-time ASHPY award winner, highlighting the third Eagle athletics awards show, presented by AU's Student-Athlete Advisory Committee in the Upper Convocation Center.
In its final regular-season games of 2018, Ashland University’s softball team lost 3-0 and 6-1 decisions to No. 10-ranked Grand Valley State on Sunday (April 29) at Brookside Park.
A short time after wondering how many games it would play this spring, Ashland University’s softball team now knows it was play at least two more after the regular season.
Ashland University’s softball team hasn’t played many home games in 2018, but the Eagles are off to a good start in making the rest of the contests at Brookside Park this spring count.
Fast becoming an end-of-school-year Ashland University Athletics tradition, the third annual ASHPY awards, presented by AU’s Student-Athlete Advisory Committee, will be Sunday (April 29) at 7 p.m. in the Upper Convocation Center.
On Wednesday (April 25) at Saginaw Valley State, Ashland University’s softball team was one out away from its fifth consecutive loss. Softball games, however, are 21outs long, not 20, and junior right fielder Halle Dorko’s two-run single lifted the Eagles to a 5-4 win over the Cardinals in Game 2.
Ashland University’s softball team played its sixth doubleheader away from home in eight days on Tuesday (April 24) at Northwood, losing both ends of the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference twinbill, 6-5 (eight innings) and 9-6.
The third annual Student Athlete Academic Recognition Ice Cream Social took place on Monday (April 23) night at the Accent Room, and the event was a hit with administration, students and faculty alike.
Five outs away from winning both games on Sunday (April 22) at Davenport, Ashland University’s softball team ended the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference doubleheader with a split – a 4-3 win in Game 1 and a 5-4 loss in Game 2.
On Saturday (April 21) afternoon, Ashland University’s softball team accomplished something no other Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference team has done in 2018 – beat Grand Valley State.
In the third and fourth games of a stretch of 14 games away from home in nine days, Ashland University’s softball team lost 3-1 and 5-1 decisions at Purdue Northwest on Thursday (April 19).
A spring of frustration due to having its schedule change more than the Cleveland Browns change quarterbacks got a little better for Ashland University’s softball team on Wednesday (April 18).
To begin a scheduled five doubleheaders in a six-day span, Ashland University’s softball team swept Ferris State, 10-7 in eight innings and 13-0 in five innings, on Tuesday (April 17) in Livonia, Mich.
Another day of rain during one of the most disappointing springs in recent memory in terms of weather resulted in a complete wipe-out of Ashland University’s home athletics events on Sunday (April 16).
Thursday’s (April 12) home doubleheader at Brookside Park saw Ashland University’s softball team lose 3-1 and 7-0 decisions to Davenport, in the first meetings between the two programs in Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference play.