Sports
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Women’s basketball hires Maria Marchesano as new head coach
“A 2005 Butler alum, Marchesano returns to Indianapolis following a successful five-year stint at Purdue Fort Wayne, where she led the Mastodons to three consecutive 20-win seasons and multiple postseason appearances.”
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Welcome to the team: First-years go for the green
“‘It’s not a semester, it’s not just your first year, it’s four years, and golf, like any other sport, is really up and down.’”
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OT: Who gets a second chance?
“As fans continue to scrutinize how the league handles misconduct, the question remains: who gets a second chance, and why?”
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‘Organized chaos’: A week with Butler football
‘“That motivation of being so close actually pushes us further to get past that barrier; you want to push past it.’”
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Austin Parkinson, Butler University mutually part ways
“Parkinson was at the helm of the program for four years, posting a 54-73 record with two WNIT appearances.”
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Baseball starts Big East play with a bang
“The Dawgs have improved to 11-20 overall and opened Big East play a perfect 3-0 — a stunning turnaround for a team that, just a couple of weeks ago, was looking for any sign of life.”
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Hinkle energized by high-flyers and sharpshooters
“With a basketball frenzy descending on Indianapolis, Hinkle Fieldhouse was at the center of it all on April 3, hosting the College Slam Dunk and 3-Point Championships.”
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Inside the mind with Brian Tremml
“Tremml’s calming nature and effortless relatability as a former athlete give him a profound understanding of what current Bulldogs are going through and the journey they have been on to become a Division I athlete.”
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Force behind the Final Four
“After overseeing something no city has ever done before — hosting the Division I, II and III men’s Final Fours along with the NIT championship — Scott will be ending her time with the NCAA with a historic year.”