March 6
Pipers land three on All-MIAC lists
Eric Clute (Hawley, Minn.) and Carl Hipp (Little Canada, Minn.) took up two of the five spots on the MIAC All-First Year Team, while junior Tony Thrasher (Hustisford, Wis.) received honorable mention all-conference honors, the MIAC announced today. >More
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February 23
Piper men's basketball finishes season with OT win
In their last game of the 2007-08 season, the Hamline University men's basketball team pulled out their second straight overtime win over Macalester, taking the game 90-77. >More
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February 20
Anderson scores 16 as Hamline falls at Gustavus
Tanner Anderson (Jr., Bloomington, Minn.) led the Hamline University men's basketball team with 16 points as they fell, 87-58, to Gustavus in St. Peter on Wednesday night.
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February 16
Pipers fall to Johnnies despite late surge
After falling behind by 10 points at halftime, the Hamline University Pipers charged forward in the second half, but fell just short to the Saint John’s University Johnnies, 69-67, in St. Paul on Saturday.
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February 13
Hipp tallies 20 as Pipers fall to Knights
First-year center Carl Hipp (Little Canada, Minn.) tallied 20 points, but it wasn’t enough to lift the host Hamline University Pipers over the Carleton College Knights in MIAC men’s basketball action on Wednesday, as they fell 68-57.
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February 11
Thrasher hits 1,000 career points in loss to Cardinals
Junior Tony Thrasher (Hustisford, Wis.) hit the 1,000 career point mark as the Hamline University men’s basketball team fell to visiting Saint Mary’s University, 77-60, on Monday night.
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February 6
Pipers fall in tight finish to Cobbers
A three-pointer at the buzzer and a double-double couldn't erase a four-point deficit as Concordia College defeated the visiting Hamline University Pipers 73-72 in a men's MIAC battle on Wednesday night.
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February 2
Gusaas scores career-high 19 in Piper loss
Erik Gusaas (So., Bloomington, Minn.) scored a career-high 19 points as the Hamline University Pipers fell 91-71 to host Augsburg College in MIAC men's basketball action.
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