Sports
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Twin tandem fuels women’s soccer success
The 2010 campaign was a historic one for the Butler women’s soccer program. After winning just three of its first 12 games, the Bulldogs finished the remainder of the season 6-2, and claimed the school’s first regular season conference title since 1996. Butler head coach Tari St. John earned Horizon League Coach of the Year…
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Women’s basketball unable to clinch win at Evansville
After winning two of their last three games, the Butler women’s basketball team dropped a close one on the road to Evansville last night, 51-49. Butler (4-4) won the battle on the boards, 42-29, with senior guard Chloe Hamilton recording 10 rebounds and tying her season-high. Butler head coach Beth Couture called the game her…
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Dayton demolishes Butler volleyball
Butler volleyball’s dream season ended in a flash last Friday in Dayton, Ohio. The Bulldogs (21-10, 14-3 HL) could never maintain momentum against the Flyers and fell in straight sets 25-17, 25-23, 25-11. The win allowed Dayton (28-3) to move on in the NCAA tournament and face Ohio State for a shot at advancing to…
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Men’s soccer coach prospers at Butler
By Mike Kenna Head coach Kelly Findley put Butler men’s soccer on the map. Findley has taken the once-struggling men’s soccer program and transformed it into a national title contender. Since being hired in December 2005, Findley has led the Bulldogs to four winning seasons. This year, Findley led the team to its first undefeated…
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SPORTS COLUMN | Brotzman’s kicks expose greed in athletics
Meet Kyle Brotzman, Boise State’s senior placekicker and punter. The former walk-on is the NCAA’s active career scoring leader. Many would have remembered him as the player who faked a punt and threw a 30-yard, momentum-shifting pass that led the Broncos to a Fiesta Bowl victory last season. After Nov. 26, Brotzman will be remembered…
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Women’s basketball burns Indiana State Sycamores
The Butler women’s basketball team heated up late Dec. 4th to burn down the Sycamores from Indiana State. The Bulldogs (4-4) started slowly and trailed by 16 points early on, but head coach Beth Couture calmed her team down and allowed them to refocus. “Heading into the locker room, I was confident knowing my team’s…
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Men’s basketball clinches narrow win against Loyola
Two late free throws by senior guard Zach Hahn clinched a 65-63 win for Butler in its Horizon League-opener at Loyola last night. The win may be a boost to the Bulldogs (4-2, 1-0) as they approach their rematch with Duke, which will be played this Saturday at 3:15 p.m. EDT in the IZOD Center…
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Women’s volleyball clinches Horizon League championship, will advance to NCAA finals
After defeating Valparaiso Sunday, the women’s volleyball team (21-9) became the 2010 Horizon League Volleyball Champions and will advance to the NCAA championship—making their second appearance in the team’s history. The No. 2 seed Bulldogs (25-22, 25-22, 25-16) narrowly defeated Valparaiso in the first two sets but swept them in the third, winning the match.…
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Men’s soccer closes historic season with loss to Michigan State
Butler’s men’s soccer season came to a close on Sunday afternoon when the visiting Michigan State Spartans scored late in regulation to move on to the Sweet 16. The match remained in a 0-0 deadlock until the 85th minute when Michigan State senior Jeff Ricondo rolled a shot into the left side-netting, just out of…
