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  • Baseball Splits Third Consecutive Doubleheader

    Baseball Splits Third Consecutive Doubleheader

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    siewert

    The Gustavus baseball team Wednesday split its third consecutive doubleheader, beating Northwestern-St. Paul 3-0 in game one, followed by a 5-3 loss in game two. The Gusties are now 10-6 overall and the Eagles are 11-7.

  • Baseball Sweeps Doubleheader to Conclude Tucson Invitational

    Baseball Sweeps Doubleheader to Conclude Tucson Invitational

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    siewert

    The Gustavus baseball team concluded play at the Tucson Invitational on Friday with a doubleheader sweep over Wabash. The Gusties took game one 5-2 before a 10-7 win in game two, improving to 5-3 overall.

  • Baseball Walks Off a Winner Over Carthage

    Baseball Walks Off a Winner Over Carthage

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    siewert

    Brice Panning (Jr., Hamburg, Minn.) played the role of hero Thursday, driving in the game-winning run in walk-off fashion Thursday for the Gustavus baseball team in a 3-2 win over Carthage. The Gusties are now 3-3 overall with one day remaining in their trip to Tucson.

  • Baseball Loses Contest to Aurora Tuesday Night 7-2

    Baseball Loses Contest to Aurora Tuesday Night 7-2

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    wfroehling

    After a day off on its spring break trip, the Gustavus baseball team fell to Aurora University on Tuesday night 7-2. With the loss the Gusties fall to 2-2 on the year. 

  • 2019 Baseball Season Preview

    2019 Baseball Season Preview

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    siewert

    Four years into the current coaching regime, the Gustavus baseball team has its eyes set on something that hasn’t been achieved since head coach Brad Baker ’80 was a student-athlete. With a balance of experienced veterans and talented underclassmen, the Gusties have high expectations in 2019, aiming for their first MIAC championship in 39 years.

  • Four Gusties Named MIAC Football First Team All-Conference

    Four Gusties Named MIAC Football First Team All-Conference

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    siewert

    The Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference released its football postseason awards Tuesday and four Gustavus student-athletes were named First Team All-Conference – Matt Berkner (Sr., Sleepy Eye, Minn.), Brayton Finch (Jr., Mount Morris, Ill.), Brice Panning (Jr., Hamburg, Minn.), and Michael Veldman (Jr., Becker, Minn.).

  • Panning Garners Second MIAC Football Athlete of the Week Honor

    Panning Garners Second MIAC Football Athlete of the Week Honor

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    siewert

    Brice Panning (Jr., Hamburg, Minn.) hauled in six catches for a career-high 158 yards as Gustavus nearly knocked off No. 7-ranked St. Thomas in a 14-13 loss over the weekend. Five of Panning’s catches went for first downs, highlighted by three catches of 30-plus yards, including a career-long 58-yard reception.

  • Offensive Outburst Guides Football Over Carleton 62-28

    Offensive Outburst Guides Football Over Carleton 62-28

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    siewert

    The Gustavus football team Saturday afternoon scored early and often, cruising to a 62-28 victory over Carleton for its fourth consecutive victory, improving to 5-3 overall and 4-2 in the MIAC. The Knights fall to 3-6 overall and 2-5 in the league.

  • Panning Named MIAC Special Teams Athlete of the Week

    Panning Named MIAC Special Teams Athlete of the Week

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    siewert

    Brice Panning (Jr., Hamburg, Minn.) fielded a punt at the Gustie 42-yard line and returned it 58 yards for a score in the second quarter of Gustavus’s 42-14 win at Hamline. The punt return touchdown is the first by Gustavus since Ethan Armstrong did so in 2006 against Macalester. For his performance, Panning received MIAC…

  • Stout Defense, Strong First Half Propel Football to 27-14 Homecoming Win Over Concordia

    Stout Defense, Strong First Half Propel Football to 27-14 Homecoming Win Over Concordia

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    siewert

    A strong defensive performance with a lopsided time of possession resulted in the Gustavus football team defeating Concordia 27-14 Saturday afternoon on its Homecoming. The Gusties controlled possession for more than 41 minutes and held the MIAC’s top rushing attack to a pedestrian 20 yards on 23 carries. The Gusties snap a three-game losing streak…