SIU Softball Has Set Records. Now They Need to Settle Down.
SIU softball tries to stave off elimination from the MVC Tourney today against Illinois State. It has the confidence, will it have the composure?
SIU softball tries to stave off elimination from the MVC Tourney today against Illinois State. It has the confidence, will it have the composure?
SIU baseball is coming off a three-win weekend to put them in the middle of the MVC Conference standings. With 16 games left before the conference tourney kicks off May 19, there’s still time to make a move. More home runs would help.
Right now, collectives are operating like auctions. One player, one price, highest bidder wins. That’s great for a handful of athletes. It’s terrible for team building.
SIU kicks off a weekend road series against Illinois State today. Slugger Sydney Potter is bringing her bat (and a revived love for the game) with her.
Hill, a former Saluki player and longtime face of the program, expressed gratitude for the continued support.
A year ago, the Salukis rode momentum into St. Louis…and learned how quickly March can flip. This time, Mayo’s making sure the message is clear: Stay locked in.
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SIU softball just opened its weekend tournament in Nashville with a win over Western Carolina. And yes, Sydney Potter hit another HR (her 11th on the season). We caught up with coach Jen Sewell to talk about the Salukis' start to the season.
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