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NCAA Division II Regional Title Game: Ashland University vs. Drury University

DSC_0014.jpg DSC_0004.jpg Ashland University senior forward Laina Snyder works for position inside against Drury University on Tuesday night at Kates Gymnasium. Snyder, a West Holmes High School graduate, finished with 16 points and nine rebounds in a 79-73 win. (Photo by Carl Hunnell) DSC_0033.jpg DSC_0035.jpg DSC_0037.jpg DSC_0044.jpg DSC_0045.jpg DSC_0051.jpg DSC_0057.jpg DSC_0063.jpg DSC_0067.jpg DSC_0078.jpg DSC_0080.jpg DSC_0083.jpg […]

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Ashland University student to compete in National Collegiate Pistol Championships

ASHLAND – For the second year in a row, Ashland University student Jessica Syme, a senior from Westfield Township in Medina County, Ohio, will be competing in the National Intercollegiate Pistol Championships that will be held at Fort Benning, Ga., March 17 to 20. Syme, who is an accounting and finance major at Ashland University, […]

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Ashland University women claim GLIAC tourney, win streak at 68

ASHLAND — Going into Sunday afternoon’s Great Lakes League Intercollegiate Athletic Conference tournament title game, sophomore starters Renee Stimpert and Jodi Johnson had never lost a game at Ashland University. Relax, Eagles’ fans. They still haven’t. The nation’s No. 1-ranked Division II team and defending national champion is still perfect.

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AU women, men hosting GLIAC tournament games

ASHLAND — It’s going to be a busy night at Kates Gymnasium, but athletic director Al King and his staff don’t mind the extra work. The Ashland University men’s and women’s basketball teams will host Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference tournament quarterfinal games Wednesday. The top-ranked AU women (28-0) welcome Davenport (8-19) to town for […]

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Got game? AU to offer esports scholarships for elite gamers

ASHLAND — In the collegiate environment, adapting curriculum and activities to the demands of the younger generations is key if you to attracting the best students. In a novel twist, Ashland University just added an esports program to its varsity sports lineup, with matches to begin in the fall. Student athletes can receive up to […]

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