Ashland University Athletic Director Bill Goldring will be retiring July 4, after 16 years with the university.When former AU President G. William Benz hired Goldring in 1998, he said the university’s...
Noelle Yoder came to Ashland University for two things: nursing and basketball. Less than a semester into her first year at AU, she found out she was going to have to quit one of them if she wanted to...
Ashland University junior wrestler Kurt Schaefer is lying face-down on the practice mat, and holding him there is junior All-American 197-pounder Joe Brandt. Schaefer is a good wrestler in his own right...
It has been a tough spring to be a golfer in Ohio. The brutal winter has kept grass from greening up and temperatures and wind speeds have been far from mild. Most casual golfers have stayed indoors well...
Ashland track and field picked up the outdoor season right where it left off indoor: throwing things far, running fast and dominating the competition.Eagles competed at two different venues last weekend,...
Last year, Drew Windle took the NCAA Division II men’s indoor track and field world by storm. A relative unknown coming to Ashland, he won the first two national championships of his college career within...
Ashland entered last weekend’s NCAA Division II Wrestling Championships at Public Hall in Cleveland having not won a national championship since 1996, when Cory Kline won at 136 pounds. With Kline being...
With tonight’s game against Lake Erie being Senior Night and March right around the corner, I thought it was the perfect time to test the rusty old Chris Bils jump shot against some of AU’s finest....
It’s official: the Ashland women’s basketball team is on a tear. After losing 83-80 to Tiffin on the first day of February, the Eagles have won seven straight games. With one game left in the regular...
The Ashland men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams invaded the SPIRE Institute in Geneva looking to add names to the record books and take the program to new heights at the Great Lakes Intercollegiate...
On its quest claim the top spot in the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference South Division, the Ashland women’s basketball team has endured some bumps and bruises – both literally and on...
It’s that time of year. The charm and nostalgia of snow was gone by Christmas, and the winter breeze that used to give you a refreshing chill now has you frozen solid. This is no longer fun. Or maybe...
