Hamline Athletic News Headlines
May 6
Three Pipers earn all-region honors Following an impressive 26-14, 16-6 MIAC season, three Hamline University softball players were named to the Midwest Region Third Team today. >More
May 5
Piper baseball takes #3 playoff seed with split With the final playoff spot on the line, the Hamline University baseball team came out with loud bats in the opening innings of their first game against Bethel University, claiming the #3 seed with an 11-3 win, followed by a 6-3 Royals victory. >More
May 5
MIAC All-Tournament Team announced Following a second place finish in the 2008 MIAC tournament, three #3 seed Hamline University softball players were named to the 13-member all tournament team. >More
May 4
Pipers take second place in MIAC tournament After shutting out Augsburg, 5-0, in the semifinal game at 11:00 a.m., the Pipers lost a 1-0 contest that came down to the last out in the championship game against first seed and third-ranked St. Thomas in the afternoon. >More
May 4
Norman sets NCAA provisional mark at Meet of the UnSaintly Andy Norman (Fy., Winona, Minn.) threw an NCAA provisional qualifying mark in the discus on the way to a third place finish, while several other Hamline University men’s track and field athletes placed high in their respective events as they hosted the 2008 Meet of the UnSaintly on Sunday. >More
May 4
Galtheir-Culnane wins high jump in Meet of the UnSaintly Hamline University's Rosa Galtheir-Culnane (Fy., St. Louis Park, Minn.) continued to impress in her debut season, jumping to victory in the high jump and a second place finish in the long jump in the Meet of the UnSaintly on Sunday. >More
May 3
Pipers split first two MIAC playoff games After upsetting #2 seed Gustavus, 3-0, in the opening round, the #3 seed Hamline University Pipers fell to #1 seed St. Thomas, 10-2 (6 innings), on the first day of the MIAC tournament. >More
May 3
Pipers split with Scots in MIAC action
After a 4-2 loss in the opener, the Hamline University baseball team held back a late-game rally attempt by the Macalester Scots to pull out the 9-8 win and the split.
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May 2
Amici, Kelly complete MIAC heptathlon competition
Jamie Kelly (Fy., White Bear Lake, Minn.) finish fourth, while her teammate Emily Amici (Jr., Whitewater, Wis.) finished right behind her in fifth, as the two represented the Pipers in the MIAC Championships heptathlon held at Carleton.
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May 2
MIAC softball playoffs postponed
Due to weather concerns, the opening day of the 2008 MIAC softball playoffs has been postponed to Saturday, May 3. Game locations have also been changed.
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May 1
Roiger named national pitcher of the week
The honors continue to pile up for Hamline University LHP Josh Roiger (Sr., West St. Paul, Minn.) after he tallied a save and a complete game shutout against St. Thomas, as the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association named him the NCAA Division III National Pitcher of the Week for the week of April 21-27.
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May 1
Kelly, Amici compete in first day of MIAC heptathlon
First-year Jamie Kelly (White Bear Lake, Minn.) was in third place, while junior Emily Amici (Whitewater, Wis.) sits in fifth place, after one day of competition in the MIAC heptathlon, being held at Carleton College.
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Upcoming Events
* Be aware that Hamline spring athletic events may be postponed, or venues changed, due to weather. Please check the Piper athletics website for updated information throughout the week.
Monday, May 5 Baseball vs. Bethel (Site: Bethel), 2:30 pm
Friday, May 9 Men's and Women's Track & Field host the MIAC Championships, 3:00 p.m.
#3 seed Baseball in MIAC playoffs vs. #2 seed St. Olaf (Site: Northfield), 3:30 p.m.
#3 seed Baseball in MIAC playoffs vs. TBD (Site: TBD), 7:00 p.m.
Saturday, May 10 Men's and Women's Track & Field host the MIAC Championships, 4:00 p.m.
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