Augustana men's tennis placed seven athletes in finals and earned two titles at the CCIW Individual Tournament, highlighted by singles and doubles victories.
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Augustana women’s tennis earned its first CCIW win of the season, defeating Illinois Wesleyan 6-1 on the road in Bloomington, Illinois, behind strong singles play.
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Augustana football nearly erased a 27-point deficit at UW-Stout, closing to 37-34 behind second-half touchdowns from Makuh, Finfer and Ludlum before falling short.
- Augustana College
Augustana women’s soccer fell 1-0 at Lawrence after conceding in the final minutes, despite four shots on goal and three saves from goalkeeper Sara Schinker.
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Jamie K'Otieno scored twice late and goalkeeper Elias Banke made nine saves as Augustana men's soccer earned a 2-0 road win at UW-Stevens Point.
- Augustana College
Augustana women's volleyball won the first set but fell 3-1 at home to Illinois College's Lady Blues, despite 10 kills from Sophia Sommesi and 14 assists from Alyssa Millan.
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Augustana men's cross country placed third and the women finished fourth at the 64th Les Duke Invitational in Grinnell, Iowa, led by top-20 individual finishes.
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Augustana men's tennis placed seven athletes in finals and earned two titles at the CCIW Individual Tournament, highlighted by singles and doubles victories.
Augustana women’s tennis earned its first CCIW win of the season, defeating Illinois Wesleyan 6-1 on the road in Bloomington, Illinois, behind strong singles play.
Augustana football nearly erased a 27-point deficit at UW-Stout, closing to 37-34 behind second-half touchdowns from Makuh, Finfer and Ludlum before falling short.
Augustana women’s soccer fell 1-0 at Lawrence after conceding in the final minutes, despite four shots on goal and three saves from goalkeeper Sara Schinker.
Jamie K'Otieno scored twice late and goalkeeper Elias Banke made nine saves as Augustana men's soccer earned a 2-0 road win at UW-Stevens Point.
Augustana women's volleyball won the first set but fell 3-1 at home to Illinois College's Lady Blues, despite 10 kills from Sophia Sommesi and 14 assists from Alyssa Millan.
Augustana men's cross country placed third and the women finished fourth at the 64th Les Duke Invitational in Grinnell, Iowa, led by top-20 individual finishes.
Augustana Vikings women’s golf shot 303 to lead three conference teams at the CCIW Preview, paced by medalist Madison Barnes’ 73 and strong supporting rounds.
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