The 2021-2022 men’s cross-country and track seasons consisted of great talent and historic running for the Eagles. One can argue that Titus Winders and Austin Nolan will make USI’s hall of fame.
With...
USI 2022 graduate Austin Nolan makes his return to campus to coach cross-country and track and field.
Nolan joined the coaching staff to assist head coach Mike Hillyard after being hired in September...
The cross country teams continued their first Division I stretch at Live in Lou Friday in Louisville, Kentucky.
The men’s team finished 18th out of 31 teams and five spots behind Ohio Valley Conference...
Division I was met with both success and defeat in the first month and a half of the semester. Men’s soccer and women’s volleyball have yet to win an official season game, but many players have been...
What’s going on?
The university is considering transitioning its athletics from NCAA Division II to Division I. The feasibility of the university transitioning to DI has been studied since September...
Nik Cunningham, Publications Editor
• September 14, 2020
Athletes were still able to get eligibility this semester, but only if they were able to come back next year. Now next semester is here and even more, athletes can’t play.
Right now the plan is for...
On July 27 2020 the GLVC made the decision to postpone high-risk contact sports such as Volleyball and Men’s and Women’s soccer.
Men’s Soccer
Men’s Soccer is one of the fall sports that are...
Austin Nolan is working to outrun his father.
The junior accounting and finance major has a goal to beat the school record of 23 minutes 43 seconds for the 5-mile race. The record was set in 1983...
“Anything you do, your world can change in a second,” Platt said. “Even though it was my worst fear come true, it’s something you just have to cope with and deal with and you have to move on.”
Heather Platt spent three years as a runner at USI before she was diagnosed with bipolar disorder.
“As amazing as my running career was, it ended very abruptly and really quickly,” she said. “Yes,...
Johnnie Guy isn’t pleased with how the men’s cross country season ended.
“I think it went pretty awful for pretty much everyone,” the senior engineering major said. “Everything went wrong...
