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Women's Tennis: March 2014 Archives

IN CASE YOU MISSED IT...

By
Michael Benson
on March 24, 2014 2:04 PM |
Wrestling: NIU sent two players to the NCAA Championships recently, Rob Jillard and Nick Smith. Both lost in the second round of their weight classes. The two combined to give NIU 53rd place at the event. 

Women's Tennis: The Huskies dropped both of their matches, getting their first taste of 2014 MAC play. On Friday, they fell 6-1 at Ball State. On Saturday, it was another 6-1 loss, this time at Miami (Ohio). The Huskies are currently 5-7 this season. 

Men's Tennis: NIU took its only match of the weekend against Saint Louis, 7-0. It was a dominating performance throughout. The Huskies will begin conference play on Friday, March 28 at Western Michigan. They head into conference play with a 13-5 record. 

Baseball: Northern Illinois went 2-2 on the week. On Tuesday, the team had a nice comeback victory against UIC, 8-7. Against Buffalo, the Huskies won the series opener on Friday, 15-9. On Saturday, they lost 3-2. Following that loss was another on Sunday, 3-1.  

Softball: The Huskies split two games at Iowa State, seeing their record move to 10-12. Both games were played on Sunday. NIU took the first, 15-6. The team lost the second, 6-5. Neither game went the standard seven innings, as the first ended after five and the second was forced to an eighth inning. 

Track & Field: The Huskies finished first at the Cougar Classic. Jasmine Wilson qualified for the javelin at the MAC Championships with her performance in the event. 

Gymnastics: The Huskies combined to finish fourth at the MAC Championships. Kim Gotlund had a great individual meet, finishing third in the all-around. Her performance is likely to land her a spot in at the NCAA Regionals, set to begin on Saturday, April 5. 
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