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• Eagles open with 6-0 win over Mountain State

  Veterans and fresh faces contribute the scoring against conference foe.

• Women's soccer team takes KIAC title

  Asbury College women's soccer team took on Berea College for their first KIAC Championship title Monday, Oct. 30 at 6:30 p.m. in Berea, Ky.

• Soccer teams vie for NCCAA Championships

  The Asbury College men’s and women’s soccer teams are competing in the NCCAA Championships in Kissimmee, Fla., Nov. 16-20. Asbury College ...

• Men’s basketball player named KIAC player of the week

  Brandon Fentress earned KIAC Player of the Week for Jan. 29-Feb. 4, highlighted for his career-high of 17 rebounds against Indiana University-Southeas ...

• Baseball field a work in progress

  Although first pitch isn't until February 15, Asbury College baseball is showing signs of life on its field. Improvements include painted dugouts, ...

• Senior grabs National Championship

  Senior Kerry Hancock of St. Louis, Mo., captured first place in the individual, 200-yard butterfly competition at the NAIA Swimming & Diving Champ ...

• Lee Rogers named new Asbury College baseball coach

  Asbury's first game since reinstating the baseball program won't happen until Spring 2008, however, the College is excited to announce Lee R ...

• Friendship Invitiational results

  The Cross Country team competed in the Friendship Invitational, hosted by Cedarville University on Saturday, September 16th. The Eagles placed 10th ou ...

• Women's Soccer secures KIAC title

  Eagles secure first ever KIAC title with a 2-1 win over Spalding University.

• Cross Country results at Southeastern Classic

  Asbury's women's cross country team placed 13th out of 22 teams in this past weekend's NCCAA Championships, held at Cedarville (Ohio) Univ ...

• Volleyball team wins five-set match over Kentucky Christian

  The Eagles defeated the Lady Knights, 30-16, 30-22, 28-30, 29-31, 15-10 to even the series with KCU at one match a piece for the season.

• Eagles win at Franklin, 4-0

  Women will head to the KIAC Tournament as the #1 overall seed.

• Women's Soccer KIAC Tournament debut postponed

  Match moved to Saturday, October 28th at 6:00 p.m. 

• Women's Soccer advances to KIAC Championship Game

  Overcoming a damp, cold night the Eagles advance to the KIAC Championship Game against Berea.

• Women's Cross Country win

  The women captured the event held at Kentucky Christian University by placing four runners in the Top 10.

• Women's Soccer secures KIAC Championship

  2-0 win over host Berea gives Asbury College its first KIAC title in women's soccer.

• Women's Soccer falls in NAIA Regional play

  The setback puts Asbury at 14-5-1 heading to the NCCAA National Tournament in Kissimmee, Fla. 

• Women's Cross Country wins KIAC title, Thompson named Coach of the Year

  Asbury captures conference crown and Coach of the Year for the second straight year.

• Men's Soccer to host NCCAA Regional vs. Oakland City

  Eagles looking to avenge last year's loss in the NCCAA Mid East Regional to Oakland City.

• Men's Soccer wins NCCAA Mid East Region

  4-0 win over Oakland City sends the team to the NCCAA Nationals in Kissimmee, Florida.

• Men's Soccer places three on NCCAA All-Mid East Region Team

  Senior defender Drew Lesch-Wragge, midfielder Richie Menear, and junior forward Matt DeLong were named to the 2006 NCCAA All-Mid East Region Team. T ...

• Volleyball closes season with second round loss at KIAC Tournament

  Eagles advance to second round, but loss to Spalding ends season.

• Cross Country women finish 13th at NCCAA Championship

  Asbury's women's cross country team placed 13th out of 22 teams in this past weekend's NCCAA Championships, held at Cedarville (Ohio) Univ ...

• Women's Basketball to begin Pritchett Invitational

• Men's Soccer falls in first round of NCCAAs

  Asbury fell to MidAmerica Nazarene 3-0 in yesterday's first round action of the NCCAA Men's Soccer Championships. With the loss the Eagles w ...

• Women's Basketball wins on first day of Pritchett Invitational

  Five score in double figures as Eagles claim 90-74 win over Mid-Continent.

• Women's Soccer suffers setback in NCCAA first round

  Loss to Mt. Vernon (OH) Nazarene keeps Eagles winless in NCCAA Tournament.

• Women's Basketball wraps up Pritchett Invitational with win

  The Eagles featured balanced scoring with five players in double figures in a 100-57 rout of UC-Clermont.

• Swimming & Diving earns split in meet against EKU & Union

• Women's Basketball falls at Transylvania

  Eagles rally to within one late, but fall to the Pioneers, 77-71.

• Women's Basketball comes up short against Kentucky Christian, 65-58

  Outside shooting would tell the tale as the Eagles shot 1-of-16 from behind the arc and only 21-of-58 from the field.

• Swimming & Diving earn second place as AC Invitational hosts

• Women's Basketball breaks for winter after split at TFC Classic

  The Eagles suffered a 76-61 setback at the hands of Atlanta Christian, but rallied on Saturday to defeat host Toccoa Falls, 67-49.

• Swimming & Diving team to volunteer over break

  The Swimming and Diving Team will be in Pass Christian, Mississippi from January 3-8 working with the First United Methodist Church of Biloxi.

• Men's Basketball earning votes in latest NAIA Division II poll

• Women's Basketball drops conference opener to Berea, 79-55

  Asbury was held to five points down the stretch, turning a 57-50 score into the final margin against the defending conference champion Lady Mountainee ...

• Men's Basketball wins in Conseco Fieldhouse

  Brett Johnson led in scoring with 18 as Asbury defeated IU-East at Conseco Fieldhouse, home of the NBA's Indiana Pacers.

• Women's Basketball drops below .500 in loss to Spalding

  Turnover problems again plague the Eagles as they move to 5-6 on the season after a 75-53 loss to the Pelicans.

• Fan information for Asbury's game with UNC's JV

  Important information for parents, alumni, and fans wishing to attend Asbury College men's basketball junior varsity taking on the University of N ...

• Swim team performs well at Centre meet after returning from trip

  Team reflects on trip before a quick return to the pool in a meet against Centre College.

• Men's Basketball outlasts Cincinnati Christian, 75-68

• Women's Basketball caps four game winning streak with win over Cincinnati Christian

  Four game reversal of fortune has the team at 9-6 overall continuing with conference play.

• JV loss to Carolina can't spoil experience at the

  The scoreboard read "Carolina 90, Asbury 63" at the Dean E. Smith Center in Chapel Hill, NC on Saturday night, but the loss couldn't det ...

• Men's Basketball rolls over Ohio Christian, 90-48

  Five players scored in double figures, led by Michael Spann with 18 as Asbury built a 35-26 lead at halftime and coasted to their 12th win of the seas ...

• Men's Basketball wins at Alice Lloyd

  Blistering second half turns a six-point halftime lead into a 95-74 win.

• Turnovers doom Women's Basketball at Alice Lloyd

  Twenty-eight Asbury turnovers led to easy baskets for Alice Lloyd as they would turn a close, five-point game at halftime into a 20-point win, 81-61. ...

• Inside play leads men to win against Boyce

  Eagles get 59 of their 97 points against Boyce in the paint.

• Women's Basketball comes up short against IUS

  Strong second half can't overcome first-half deficit, resulting in the 62-52 loss.

• Guards carry men to win over Berea, 78-68

  Brian Johnson scored all of his 13 points in the first half, combining with Derek Bland scoring his 15 all the second half to extend the Eagles win st ...

• Swimming & Diving suffers setback against Centre

• Women's Basketball falls to Spalding, 70-52

  31 turnovers offset an advantage in shooting, marking the sixth game of the season for Asbury with 30 or more turnovers.

• Win over IUS puts men atop KIAC standings

  Eagles sit atop the conference standings with a 4-1 mark after win and subsequent Spalding loss to Berea.

• Kerry Hancock named Swimmer of the Week

• Post play leads men to win over IU-East

  Eagles' 106 points are the highest total of the year, eclipsing the earlier game of 102 against IU-East in Conseco Fieldhouse.

• Swimming & Diving secure win at Berea

• Brandon Fentress named KIAC Player of the Week

• Four in double figures push women past UC-Clermont

  Monday's 76-55 win completes a season sweep.

• Women's Basketball falls to Berea, 90-74

  37 Eagle turnovers combined with a 31-12 Berea advantage in points off the bench add up to 90-74 win for the Lady Mountaineers.

• Strong second half completes comeback for men at IUS

  45-19 second half run erases a 66-53 IUS lead.

• Men's Basketball puts away Boyce with fast start

  61 percent shooting in the first half results in a 77-40 win.

• Late three sinks women at Midway, 64-61

  Niki Bryant's three pointer with eight seconds left sends Eagles to 64-61 loss.

• Brett Johnson's double-double leads Asbury over Alice Lloyd, 81-64

  11th win in a row sets up showdown with Spalding for KIAC title.

• Women's Basketball loses to Alice Lloyd, 72-55

• Men humbled in loss to Spalding

  76-44 loss takes Asbury out of the drivers seat for the KIAC regular season title.

• Late call sends women to loss against IUS, 55-52

  Late blocking foul gave IUS lead after Asbury took control 52-50.

• Men's Basketball comes from 19 down to beat Berea, 79-76

  Derek Bland's three-pointer with :51 left puts Asbury in the lead, 75-74 after trailing by as much as 19 in the second half.

• Women close regular season with win over SWMC

• KIAC Tournament pairings and times set

• Swimming & Diving puts together strong showing at conference meet

  Eagles earn 6th (women's) and 11th (men's) place at the Bluegrass Conference Meet in Charlotte, North Carolina.

• Women start strong, finish strong in win over Spalding, 67-55

  Win is the first in the women's KIAC Tournament in program history.

• Women fall to Alice Lloyd in KIAC Tournament, 76-59

  Eagles show fatigue from back-to-back games during decisive 20-3 run in the second half.

• Men lose debut to IUS

• Several Eagles bring home awards from KIAC, NCCAA

  Senior Jamie Keller, sophomore Anna Stephenson, and sophomore Lindsey Wood win various awards from KIAC and NCCAA.

• Men to host NCCAA Mid East Region Championship

• Women's Tennis drops opener to IUS

• Men's season ends in NCCAA Mid East Regional Championship

• Men's Basketball brings in awards for 2006-07 season

• Men's Tennis comes up short against Transylvania

• Dee Smith signs with Men's Basketball for 2007-08

  Dee Smith is Asbury's first signing for the 2007-08 season.

• Tennis team back from Hilton Head

  Men finish 1-4 in Hilton Head earning their lone win over Principia (Ill.) College, 7-2 last week. Highlighting the trip was the performance of Jeremy ...

• Men's Tennis suffers loss to Bellarmine

  Just days back from a Spring Break trip to Hilton Head, SC, Men's Tennis team suffers defeat at Bellarmine University in Louisville, 9-0.

• Men's Tennis vs. Berea rescheduled

• Men's Tennis falls to Oakland City

  Eagles fall in return to home court.

• Kerry Hancock secures first ever NAIA Championship

  Senior Kerry Hancock of St. Louis, Mo., captured first place in the individual, 200-yard butterfly competition at the NAIA Swimming & Diving Champ ...

• Women's Soccer returns from Bolivia

  Compassion and competition highlighted the Asbury College women's soccer team trip to Bolivia over Spring Break, March 16-25. While competing in 1 ...

• Eagles drop decision to Georgetown

  Mike Newlin provided Asbury's lone win against Georgetown, dropping a 8-1 decision to the Tigers.

• Centre defeats Asbury in men's tennis

  Jeremy Duncan and Mike Newlin pick up a doubles win to avoid the sweep to the Colonels, 8-1.

• Men's Basketball signs two more for 2007-08

  Chris Driver of Corydon, Ind., and Keith Price of Liberty, Ky., signed letters of intent this week with Asbury College to play for the men's baske ...

• Men's Tennis loses to Transylvania

  9-0 result is second loss to the Pioneers this season.

• Men's Tennis drops match to Campbellsville

  The Eagles suffered a 7-2 setback at the hands of Campbellsville on Friday. Their scheduled match with IUS for Saturday the 14th was rained out and wi ...

• Cross Country to sponsor 5K event

  5K Charity Run and 1-mile Fun Run set for Saturday, April 21 at 8:30 a.m. The $15 entry fee goes towards "AIDS in Africa", a program providi ...

• Men's Tennis defeats Berea

  Asbury finished one tiebreak away from earning a complete sweep, securing the 8-1 win over Berea in conference play on Tuesday at Berea.

• Men's basketball hires assistant for 2007-08

  Bart Flener to take over JV coaching role along with assistant duties after a one-year hiatus from coaching. The current West Jessamine High School pr ...

• Women's Tennis earns first win of the season over Oakland City

  Freshman Lisa Sato broke a 4-4 tie winning her singles match over Chelsea Sullivan from Oakland City, 8-3, to give Asbury College its first win in wom ...

• Men's Tennis loses at Cedarville

• Men's Tennis completes season sweep of Berea

  Men earn their second win over Berea on the season with a 9-0 sweep of the Mountaineers.

• Men's Tennis falls to IUS in close match

  Eagles drop 5-4 decision to the Grenadiers on the road after splitting singles results but falling in two of three doubles matches. The regular season ...

• Four named to KIAC All-Conference team

  Asbury's men's tennis team closed out its season at the KIAC Tournament this weekend, earning a 9-0 win over Berea before falling in the final ...

• Men's Soccer signs two for 2007-08

  Jonathan Lewis and Danny Winklepleck sign on as Eagles last week for the 2007-08 season. Head Coach Josh Oakley is not done recruiting as he hopes to ...

• Athletics announces end of the year awards

  Asbury College Athletics honored several student-athletes at their end of the year banquet in May.

• Asbury College Baseball: Building a team

  Reporters from The Daily Independent in Ashland, Ky., recently highlighted the future of Asbury College baseball.

• Brett Johnson wins KIAC Athlete of the Year

  Junior led Eagles in points and rebounds while registering a single-season record of 96 blocks.

• Men fall to Mountain State, 3-1

  Eagles score first but allow three unanswered goals in loss.

• Eagles fall in opener at IUS, 3-0

  Youthful team struggles on the road in season opener.

• Eagles suffer a tough weekend

  Eagles suffer back-to-back defeats to Hanover (Ind.) at home, 2-0 and Thomas More (Ky.) on the road, 4-2.

• Eagles rebound with OT win over Hanover, 2-1

  Senior Nate DeFreitas scores in the first OT to give the Eagles their first win on the 2007 season.

• Volleyball gets 1 of 3 hosting AC Quad

  Eagles defeat Shawnee State, but drop matches against Cumberland (Tenn.) and Oakland City (Ind.)

• Cross Country begins season at Belmont (Tenn.) Opener

  Lindsay Keveren and Aaron Linard lead the way for the women's and men's teams. Women place 13th of 16 as a team.

• Eagles suffer defeat at Bryan, 2-1

  Eagles get several chances to draw even but come up short.

• Volleyball proves too much for Midway, 3-0

  Eagles cruise in 3-game match over Midway (Ky.), 30-10, 30-16, 30-12.

• Answering the call

  Savannah Demicell of Colorado City, Colo., was ready to attend college in California. She visited the school and the women’s basketball team, kn ...

• Mendelson earns multiple Player of the Week awards

• Asbury takes down Oakland City, 2-0

  Freshman duo powers Eagles to second win on the season.

• Asbury defeats Bryan College, 3-1

  Eagles improve to 2-0 under home lights with win over Bryan College.

• Men's Soccer cruises past Pikeville

  Eagles bust out for eight goals, move to 2-2 on the season.

• Volleyball rebounds from tough weekend with win over Ky. State

  Eagles drop four straight games at Baker Invitational in Baldwin, Kansas but rebound to defeat Kentucky State on Tuesday, 30-19, 31-33, 30-23, 30-28.

• Women's Soccer falls to Centre, 4-0

  Centre controls play, sends Eagles back to .500.

• Cross Country headed to Cedarville Invitational

  Eagles to participate in Friendship Invitational in Cedarville, Ohio this weekend.

• Men's Soccer earns split at Judson Invitational

  Eagles earn second place finish at Judson College Invitational in Elgin, Ill. over the weekend.

• Volleyball swept at Union Invitational

  Eagles suffer 0-4 weekend after losses against tough competition.

• Cross Country results from Cedarville Invitational

  Women finish 11th out of 18 while the men earn 16th of 19 teams at Cedarville, Ohio.

• Volleyball scores win at Transylvania

  Eagles go into Lexington and pick up a three-game win over the Pioneers.

• Men's Soccer falls to #9 Indiana Wesleyan

  Eagles felled by second straight, NAIA-ranked opponent.

• Men's Soccer falls at Huntington

  Eagles score in first minute but can't hang on.

• Women's Soccer comes up short at Georgetown

  Women shutout in effort to take down NAIA power, Georgetown College.

• Volleyball hits tough road in Nashville

  Eagles drop two matches in Nashville, Tenn. against Trevecca Nazarene and Lyon (Ark.)

• Men's Soccer hangs on for win against Georgetown

  Eagles get goal in 90th minute to rescue a blown, three-goal lead.

• Volleyball secures win over Cumberlands

  Eagles return from 13-game road trip, earn win over Cumberlands

• Volleyball sends IU-East to its first loss

  Eagles take down previously undefeated IU-East, 30-23, 23-30, 30-28, 31-29.

• Men's Soccer falls to Covenant (Ga.), 4-0

  Eagles outshot 25-7, giving up 10 shots on goal compared to registering only four chances themselves.

• Women's Soccer falls at Mt. Vernon Nazarene, 6-0

  Defending NCCAA National Champions prove to be too much for the Eagles.

• Cross Country results from Greater Louisville Classic

  Women finish 12th out of 15 teams while men place 15th.

• Adkison named KIAC Volleyball Player of the Week

  Junior led Asbury to a 2-0 week, recording a season-high 20 kills in the match against IU-East.

• Women's Soccer gets road win at Union (Ky.)

  Eagles improve to 5-7 after getting game-winning goal in the 85th minute.

• Volleyball continues winning ways over Kentucky State

  Eagles earn season sweep over KSU with 3-1 win on Tuesday.

• Men's Soccer set back by Transy, 6-0

  Asbury drops third straight decision, giving up six goals.

• Volleyball scores Homecoming win over KCU

  Eagles complete fourth straight home win.

• Women's Soccer prevails against Taylor (Ind.)

  Eagles battle for 2-0 win on Homecoming Weekend.

• Men's Soccer closes out Homecoming Weekend with 4-1 win

  Eagles earn crucial conference win in front of huge Homecoming crowd.

• Volleyball match against Spalding cancelled

• Women's Soccer improves in conference with win

  Eagles improve to 2-0 in conference with 5-0 win over Berea.

• Volleyball earns second straight win over CCU

  Eagles dominate in three-game match to improve to 10-14.

• Cross Country turns in 2nd place finishes on Saturday

  Both men and women turn in second place finishes at Homecoming Meet.

• Men's Soccer squanders late lead, falls to Oakland City

  Asbury gives up two goals in the last four minutes in loss to Oakland City.

• Women's Soccer drops decision at University of the Cumberlands, 2-0

  Eagles blanked for the sixth time this year.

• Volleyball takes two of three in AC Quad

  Eagles improve to 12-15 on the year with two wins on Saturday.

• Adkison earns second KIAC Volleyball Player of the Week

  Junior earns her second KIAC award for the season for the week October 8-14.

• Men's Soccer drops regular season finale to Milligan, 4-0

  Eagles head to KIAC Tournament as third-seed to face Mountain State.

• Women's Soccer ends regular season at .500

  Women repeat as KIAC Champs with win over Brescia, get to .500 by taking down Milligan.

• Volleyball earns two of three at Shawnee State Quad

  Young Eagles pull to within a game of .500 with 10th win 13 games.

• Women's Soccer takes home several awards for the week

  Greer earns KIAC nod, while Wiley takes home KIAC and NAIA Region honors.  

• Weekend to be highlighted by tournament play and Zweifel Classic

  The merge of seasons winding down with those starting up comes to a crescendo this weekend for Eagle athletics.

• Men's Basketball predicted as preseason favorites in KIAC

  Eagles earn six first place votes in preseason coaches poll of the KIAC. Season begins Saturday at Georgetown.

• Win over KCU puts Volleyball at .500

  Eagles earn season sweep over Kentucky Christian, even season at 16-16.

• Eagles capture KIAC soccer titles

  Both men and women defeat Mountain State on Friday and host, Brescia on Saturday to win KIAC titles.

• Volleyball suffers losses on Saturday at Transy Quad

  Eagles continue slide after getting to .500 earlier in the week.

• Swimming and Diving earns first-ever win over Sewanee

  Eagles earn first-ever wins in men's and women's competition against Sewanee.

• Volleyball drops heartbreaker to Mountain State

  Eagles rally from down 0-2 to suffer loss in fifth game, 16-14.

• Women win Cross Country conference meet, men third

  Women capture KIAC title and earn fourth place in NAIA regionals. Men finish third in conference, ninth in regionals.

• Women's Basketball comes from behind to down UC-Clermont, 68-66

  Eagles score final nine points in the last 3:10 of the game to pull out the win at Batavia, Ohio.

• Mixed results for Men's Basketball for Zweifel Classic

  Eagles triumph over Montreat, 86-78 on Friday but suffer setback to Virginia Intermont on Saturday, 82-73.

• Swimming and Diving continues fast start

  Both men (5-0) and women (6-0) stay undefeated after wins over Transylvania and Union.

• Women's Soccer falters at NAIA Regionals

  Eagles allowed only four shots on goal in loss at NAIA Region XII semifinals in Chattanooga, Tennessee.

• Volleyball drops final two of regular season

  Eagles drop both matches of a tri-match against Lindsey Wilson, 19-30, 17-30, 24-30 and Union (Ky.), 20-30, 29-31, 13-30.

• Men's Soccer not done yet...

  Men's Soccer set to host NCAA Division I, Eastern Illinois University tomorrow, Wednesday, November 7th at 4:00 p.m.

• Men's Soccer valiant in 2-1 OT loss to Eastern Illinois

  Eagles push Eastern Illinois to the limit before falling in overtime, 2-1.

• WBB comes up short at Kentucky Christian, 49-45

  Eagles can't recover from a 12-point first half in loss at the Super 8 Classic in Grayson, Ky. on Friday night.

• Men's Basketball completes comeback against UVA Wise, 87-85

  18-2 run over the last seven minutes of the first half lifts Eagles to 87-85 win. 

• Women finish 12th, men 18th at NCCAA Cross Country national meet

  Women place 12th out of 24 teams while the men finished 18th out of 22 teams competing.

• Women's Basketball gets win over Grace, 66-58

  Lindsey Wood's double-double put Eagles over the top in the third and final game at the Super 8 Classic in Grayson, Ky.  

• Volleyball makes run to KIAC finals, but falls to Mountain State

  Eagles take down host St. Louis Pharmacy and regular-season conference champ, Indiana-Southeast before coming up short in finals against Mountain State. 

• KIAC announces All-Conference for Men's Soccer, Women's Soccer, and Volleyball

  Seven Eagles earn All-Conference honors across the three sports. Paul Nesselroade named conference Coach of the Year.

• Women's Basketball fall to Marian, 78-71

  Three Eagles score in double figures, but Asbury can't erase 18-point deficit in 78-71 loss. 

• Changes in Women's Basketball Schedule

  Late changes in the schedule reflect time and opponent changes for upcoming UVA-Wise Classic this weekend at Wise, Va. 

• WBB drops two close losses at UVA Wise Classic

  Eagles fall to 3-4 on the season after losses against Montreat (N.C.) and host UVA-Wise over the weekend.

• Men's Basketball scores key wins at Berea Classic

  Men earn wins over Milligan (Tenn.), 80-75 and rematch with Montreat (N.C.), 85-74. Team record now stands at 4-2 headed into holiday.

• Asbury announces hire for reinstated softball program

  Larry McCullough named the school's fifth overall head coach. Program to throw out the first pitch in Spring 2009 after a six-year hiatus.  

• Late rally too little in OT loss for WBB

  Eagles faced largest deficit at 68-53 with 9:05 left, rallied to send game into overtime at 81-81 but fall to Transylvania, 90-84.

• WBB time change for Saturday

  Asbury's game against Marian (Ind.) in Indianapolis scheduled for this Saturday has been changed to a 1:00 p.m. tip-off time.

• Wiley earns another first for Women's Soccer

  Sophomore from Colingwood, Ontario named to the NAIA First Team All-Region squad from the 12th Region, marking the first such nomination for an Asbury women's soccer player.

• WBB downs UVA Wise, 72-61

  Lindsey Wood and Anna Stephenson each register double-doubles in Eagles 72-61 win over UVA-Wise. The win moves Asbury to 4-5 on the season.

• Asbury cruises against Crown College in AC/BC Classic

  All 17 Eagle players see at least 7:57 of playing time as Asbury cruises to 86-41 win over Crown College in the first day of the AC/BC Classic.

• Johnson's 42 points pace Asbury to win over Cincinnati Christian

  Brett Johnson scored 42 points, half of Asbury's total in an 84-71 win over Cincinnati Christian.

• Tough first half dooms the WBB at Marian

  Eagles shoot 4-of-22 from the field in the first half en route to a 70-49 loss at Marian (Ind.).

• Asbury swimmers and divers make their mark in NAIA

  A December report from the NAIA ranks 16 individual times in the top 10 of their events, with four first-place times and scores among the nation's swimmers and divers.  

• Men's Basketball falls at Campbellsville, 83-64

  Eagles give up 10 three-point field goals in loss at Campbellsville. Tigers get each of their starters in double figures while Michael Spann led Asbury with 17 points.

• Brett Johnson named KIAC Men's Basketball Player of the Week

  Johnson earns award after a 42-point, 11-rebound performance against Cincinnati Christian this Saturday.

• Men rally in the second half to take down Johnson Bible, 89-84

  Hot shooting in the second half helps Eagles overcome lackluster start in 89-84 win.

• WBB shoots past UC-Clermont 79-64

  Eagles shoot 51.9% (28-54) for the game, including 9-of-15 from behind the arc to cruise to a 79-64 win.

• Poor shooting night sends women's basketball to 77-62 loss against Mid-Continent

  Eagles suffer setback against Mid-Continent after shooting 28.9% from the field, including an 8-for-30 night from three point range.

• Men earn 68-64 win over Cumberlands at KIAC-MidSouth Challenge

  18-3 run during the second half carries Asbury to a 68-64 win over the University of the Cumberlands at the KIAC-MidSouth Challenge in Berea.

• Brett Johnson captures second-straight KIAC Player of the Week Award

  Johnson earns second-straight award after a 24-point, 13-rebound performance led the Eagles to a win over NAIA Division I, University of the Cumberlands, 68-64 at the KIAC-MidSouth Challenge in Berea, Ky. on Saturday.

• Men's Basketball hangs on for 57-56 win against Spalding

  Up 45-27 with 9:32 left to play, Asbury survived a 29-12 run by Spalding to hold on for the one point win.  

• Women's Swimming & Diving ranked fifth in first NAIA poll for 2007-08

  Asbury women earned 5th place ranking in first NAIA Swimming & Diving poll of the season. Simon Fraser (B.C.) heads the list. 

• Men's Basketball cracks NAIA D-II Top 25 poll

  Asbury earns 84 points to enter the poll at 25 in the latest coaches poll for the NAIA, Division II.

• Women's basketball overcomes foul trouble to down St. Mary

  Eagles earn 74-52 win despite Jenny Bunge and Anna Stephenson both being saddled with four fouls apiece.

• Eagles drop pair of games to NCAA D-1's, Georgia Southern and Chattanooga

  Eagles suffer back-to-back losses to NCAA Division I, Georgia Southern (82-51) and Chattanooga (89-63) on Thursday and Friday nights.

• Men's basketball plays in Hawaii

  The men's basketball team is set for it's second game in Hawaii on Jan. 5 against Hawaii-Hilo. The Eagles lost 87-65 at Chaminade University in Honolulu on New Year's Eve.

• Women's basketball prevails late over Kentucky Christian, 71-64

  Asbury led nearly all the game but trailed 59-58 before Sarah Yates scored inside and earned a trip to the line with 2:01 left to give the Eagles a 61 ...

• Eagles fall to Hawaii-Hilo, 103-70

  Hawaii-Hilo used a hot shooting first-half to post themselves to a 60-36 lead that the Eagles could not overcome. Asbury will spend the next days on the island before heading back to the mainland on Tuesday.

• Poor shooting dooms women's basketball at Indiana-Southeast, 58-38

• Women's basketball falls to St. Mary

  St. Mary's pulls out win with Eagles missing two key starters. Asbury falls to 6-9 on the season.

• Men's Basketball returns from Hawaii, Carolina

  Men's Basketball completes a whirlwind that includes a trip to Hawaii and for the JV team a return trip to play at the University of North Carolina's ...

• Men's Basketball splits first two games back

  Still nursing injuries, Eagles soar against an over-matched Boyce College squad, 96-64 on Tuesday, but fall at Cincinnati Christian on Thursday, 83-79 ...

• Men's Basketball cruises past Ohio Christian, 101-58

  Brandon Fentress scored 23 of his 29 points in the first half, posting the Eagles to a 50-25 lead that turned into a 101-58 win.  

• Women's basketball earns overtime win against Berea, 83-78

  Strong play off the bench from Amanda Bechtel and Allison Smith spark the Eagles to their first win against Berea in five years.

• Women's basketball works double overtime in win over Alice Lloyd

  Anna Stephenson scores 28 points as Asbury earns their second-straight win in overtime fashion, defeating Alice Lloyd, 88-87, in double OT.

• Men's Basketball falls to Alice Lloyd, 80-79

  Ben Spann and Brandon Fentress double for 25 and 20 points, but the Eagles yield 50 second-half points, falling 80-79.  

• Lindsey Wood named KIAC Player of the Week

  Back-to-back strong showings against Kentucky Christian and Berea College earn Wood the KIAC Player of the Week for January 14-20.

• Swimming and Diving gears up for Centre meet on Saturday

  Swim team looks to make up ground from a meet two weeks ago at the Colonel Classic hosted by Centre. Asbury finished third in both men's and women's events. 

• Men's Basketball loses rematch with Spalding, 84-77

  Derek Bland scored his 1,000th career point, but Asbury surrendered a 38-34 halftime lead in an 84-77 loss to the Golden Eagles. 

• Women's basketball hangs on for win over St. Louis Pharmacy, 61-59

  Asbury survives a 13-1 run by the Eutectics to close the game, 61-59. Eagles are now 3-1 in conference, tied for the lead.

• Men outclass St. Louis Pharmacy, 83-32

• Baseball roster set for the 2008 season

  Roster is set at 30 players, featuring 23 true freshmen. Opening Day is at home, Friday, February 15th against Taylor University.  

• Manes Preptit earns tryout for USL

  Senior Manes Preptit has been invited to a Feb. 22-23 training combine for the Charleston (S.C.) Battery, a first-division club of the United Soccer L ...

• Women's basketball falls in fight for KIAC first place at Midway, 61-53

  Eagles comeback from 11-point halftime deficit to tie the game at 45 with just over eight minutes, but Midway proves tough down the stretch.

• Swimming and Diving splits with Centre and Union

  Eagles defeat Union but fall to Centre. Asbury won 15 individual and team events, highlighted by a new record in the men's 200 IM in 1:40.98. 

• Men sputter down the stretch at Berea in 89-84 loss

  Eagles tied the game at 82-82 with 1:36 left but turnovers would rob them of a chance at a crucial conference road win. 

• Michael Spann earns 1,000th point vs. Berea

  Spann's 26 gives him exactly 1,000 points for his career, making him the 12th Eagle to eclipse the milestone.

• Men's basketball defeats IU-East, 125-85

  Eagles score a record amount of points in a 125-85 win over IU-East. In the process, the Eagles hold Joe Ramey, the nation's leading scorer at 30.5 pp ...

• Women's basketball stumbles at Spalding in 79-44 loss

  Women shoot 27.9 percent (12-of-43) from the field in Saturday's loss at Spalding.

• Men's Basketball earns short-handed win at Ohio Christian

  Eagles use a 12-1 run down the stretch for the 78-64 win while missing three players due to illness. 

• Second half drought dooms women's basketball against IU-Southeast

  Eagles go nearly 16 minutes in the second half with only one field goal in 74-58 loss.

• Turnovers prove too costly for women's basketball at Berea

  Thirty-four turnovers negate 60% shooting against Berea in 101-77 loss.

• Senior Night at Alice Lloyd too much for women's basketball to overcome

  Eagles shoot 25.4 percent from the floor (17-for-67) in loss to focused Alice Lloyd team.

• Women's basketball romps against overmatched Rochester squad, 81-34

  Eagles shoot nearly 60 percent in the first half to take a commanding 51-16 lead at halftime, never looking back in 81-34 win. Lindsey Wood led with 1 ...

• Asbury suffers 100-72 defeat against IU-Southeast

  Asbury allows 55.4% shooting from the field in loss. Eagles led by Derek Bland and Ben Spann with 15 points each. 

• Men's Basketball falls short with late rally at Alice Lloyd

  Eagles claw back after being down 17 with just 3:21 remaining but Derek Bland's three-point attempt rimmed out, giving Alice Lloyd the 92-87 win. 

• Opening Day proves a hit for the Eagles despite setbacks to Taylor

  Eagles have to wait one more day after Friday's cancellation, but finally take the field after a five-year absence. 

• Baseball games cancelled for Saturday, team to play Centre next Thursday

  Saturday's doubleheader against Cedarville (Ohio) has been cancelled due to the ice storm that passed through the central Kentucky area. No make up date has been announced. The team will however, travel to face Centre College on Thursday, February 28th. 

• Eagles swipe two from Ohio Christian, 10-3 and 11-4.

  Eagles earn a pair of wins over Ohio Christian, 10-3 & 11-4 to improve to 7-9 on the season. Freshman Adam Ward steals eight bases combined in bot ...

• Men and Women put away St. Louis Pharmacy early

  Both teams earn easy wins over St. Louis Pharmacy, 66-31 for the women, 98-51 for the men.

• Swimming and Diving capture Appalachian Conference championship

  Men & Women both capture Appalachian Conference championships in weekend meet at Bristol, Va. Coach Dorothy Kempf named Coach of the Year.

• Tomorrow's baseball game against Georgetown cancelled

  Game cancelled due to impending weather concerns, no makeup date to be announced. 

• Senior sendoff powers Asbury past Berea, 76-68

  Seniors Brandon Fentress and Brett Johnson led Asbury with 38 points on 17-of-22 shooting for the floor as seven seniors said goodbye. 

• Men's and Women's Basketball cancelled for tonight

  Women's home game against Midway will be made up on Monday, February 25th at 7:00 p.m. Men's game has no make-up date. 

• Asbury set to host the Men's & Women's KIAC Basketball Tournament

  Both men and women are set to play on Thursday as the women will face Alice Lloyd at 2:00 p.m. while the men will face St. Louis Pharmacy at 7:00 p.m. ...

• Asbury - Cedarville baseball rescheduled for Monday, February 25th

  Asbury will play Cedarville (Ohio) University at 3:30 on Monday at home to make up for the lost doubleheader on Saturday. 

• IU-Southeast outlasts Asbury, 70-65

  Eagles come up just short of ending IU-Southeast's undefeated KIAC season. Ben Spann led Asbury with 16 points. 

• Asbury hosts KIAC tournament

  Asbury College hosts the Kentucky Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (KIAC) men’s and women’s basketball tournament Feb. 28-March 1.

• Baseball earns first win

  Eagles get homeruns from Zach Monroe and Mark Deetsch, jumping out to an 8-0 lead en route to a 9-5 win.

• Women's basketball falls to Midway 60-55, will be the 5th seed in KIAC Tournament

  Eagles struggle against Midway defense down the stretch, falling 60-55. The loss makes Asbury the number five-seed in Thursday's KIAC Tournament.

• Women's basketball advances with 55-51 win over Alice Lloyd

  A win will put the Eagles into Friday's semifinals against #1 seed, Midway at 12:00 noon.

• Men's Basketball advances in KIAC's with 75-56 win over STLCOP

  Asbury advances to Friday's semifinal against KIAC regular-season champion, IU-Southeast. The Grenadiers swept the Eagles in the regular season, most recently with a 70-65 win back on Feb. 23. 

• Caitlynn Taylor secures Asbury's second individual national championship

  Taylor's 422.55 score earns her the individual 1-meter national championship, the program's second title after Kerry Hancock's first-place finish in t ...

• Baseball gives up early lead in 6-4 loss to Centre

  Eagles bolt out to a 4-0 first-inning lead but can't find relief in 6-4 setback at Centre. 

• Coach of the Year and Two National Titles

  Dorothy Kempf named NAIA Women's National Coach of the Year after Asbury College places sixth out of 22 teams. Caitlynn Taylor and Matt Hood win Natio ...

• Matt Hood captures 200 freesytle national championship

  Hood won the event by .01 of a second to provide Asbury with their second, individual national championship of the weekend. 

• Men & Women fall to #1 seeds in KIAC Tournament

  Both teams come up short in upset bids of #1 seeds in the men's and women's KIAC Basketball Tournament semifinals on Saturday. 

• Baseball drops weekend series to the Cumberlands

  Eagles drop a pair in Williamsburg, 5-3 and 6-2 against ranked Patriots.

• Baseball moves its game at Georgetown to today

  With bad weather forecasted for the weekend, Asbury will play at Georgetown today instead of Friday as scheduled. First pitch is 5:00 p.m. 

• Zach Monroe named KIAC Player of the Week March 3-9

  Monroe tagged a three-run homerun in Asbury's 9-6 win over Georgetown last Thursday night. 

• Tennis suffers rough day at Campbellsville

  Men fall 7-2, women fall 8-1 in loss at Campbellsville.  

• Men's Basketball captures NCCAA Mid East Region title

  Eagles shoot 56.7 percent (17-30) from the field for the second half, turning a six-point halftime lead into a 30-point rout. 

• Strong offense and solid pitching give Asbury a 9-6 upset at Georgetown

  Jon Wes Adams improves to 2-0 after pitching 7 2/3 innings of solid work as Asbury registered 14 hits, jumping to a 6-0 lead en route to the 9-6 win. 

• Baseball succumbs to snowstorm, games against Campbellsville cancelled

  Central Kentucky gets covered with 5-10 inches of snow, cancelling Asbury's game at Campbellsville. No makeup date has been announced. 

• Stranded runners prove costly in 6-5 loss at Georgetown

  Eagles rally with three runs in the ninth inning to force extra innings but 17 men left on base prove one too many opportunities missed in 6-5 loss. 

• NCCAA Men's Basketball Tournament field set with Asbury the #5 seed

  Eagles set to meet 4th-seeded Dallas Baptist in Oakland City, Indiana at 4:00 p.m. eastern, 3:00 p.m. central. 

• Baseball rained out for weekend series against Oakland City

  Rain today and forecasts of rain on Saturday have cancelled this weekend's series with Oakland City. The games will not be made up. 

• New baseball team gaining momentum

  With 23 freshmen, the newly reinstated Asbury College baseball team maybe the youngest in their conference. But that doesn’t matter to theplayer ...

• Eagles suffer two eight-run innings in 24-5 loss to Reinhardt

  Eagles give up 13 extra base hits, including four homeruns in 24-5 loss to Reinhardt College. 

• Eagles drop NCCAA opener to Dallas Baptist, 86-70

  Eagles take early 14-9 lead but Dallas Baptist proves too much, answering with a 22-7 run en route to an 86-70 win. Brett Johnson tops 1,000 points for his career.

• Asbury comes back with two wins at Atlanta Christian

  Eagles respond after humbling loss to Reinhardt with back-to-back wins over Atlanta Christian. 

• Asbury College Swim Team offering lessons in Spring and Summer 2008

  Swimmers, ages 3-17 will be taught by Red Cross Certified team members while being supervised by Eagles' head coach Dorothy Kempf. 

• Geneva pushes past the Eagles 87-83 in NCCAA Second Round

  Eagles commit 30 fouls giving Geneva College 37 attempts from the free throw line in 87-83 loss. Asbury will meet Oakland City for 7th Place on Thursd ...

• Asbury loses rubber match with Georgetown, 5-4

  Eagles allow nine walks, putting themselves into a 5-1 hole that proved too deep.

• Mens Basketball season ends in 90-85 loss to Oakland City

  Free throws and questionable calls down the stretch doom Asbury to an eighth-place finish with the loss to Oakland City.

• Baseball finishes Spring trip with mixed results

  Eagles get win over #7 Southern Poly Tech State on Wednesday but lose to Tennessee Temple on Thursday. 

• Men's Basketball brings home several NCCAA awards

  Brett Johnson and Derek Bland earn NCCAA All-American, First and Second team respectively. Robert Coleman and Dusty Riedesel named as NCCAA Scholar At ...

• Thomas More proves too tough in 13-9 win over Eagles

  Eagles surrender second most runs this season in loss to Saints. Asbury rallied from down 12-4 with five runs in the 7th but fall short.

• Baseball rebounds with a 12-1 win over Cincinnati Christian

  Eagles bounce back with a 12-1 win over Cincinnati Christian to end a five-game losing streak.

• Eagles jump out early, hang on late for 12-11 win over Mount St. Joseph

  Asbury batters pounded out 15 hits, including two homeruns, in 12-11 win over Mount St. Joseph (Ohio).

• Baseball earns weekend series split with Alice Lloyd

  Eagles win second and fourth games to split the season series at Alice Lloyd, 2-2. The win moves them to 11-16 on the year, 2-6 in KIAC play.

• Eagles take doubleheader from Miami-Middletown, 6-4, 6-1

  Asbury started slow in game one of the doubleheader, giving up an early 4-0 lead to Miami-Middletown but would score 12 of the next 13 runs of the day ...

• Doubleheader Day One sees an Asbury-Berea split

  Eagles breeze through the first game to an 11-1 win but falter in the nightcap by dropping an 8-6 decision.

• Eagles win historic first game but drop second for a Saturday split

  Asbury captured the first game with a school-record, 16-run second inning but would lose a three run lead in dropping the nightcap in 10 innings, 13-7 ...

• Zach Monroe captures second KIAC Player of the Week

  Wilmore, Ky. - Sophomore Zach Monroe was named the KIAC Player of the Week for April 14-20. For the week, Monroe batted 11-for-19 (.579 average) with a homerun and four RBI's on the week. This marks the second time being awarded with the honor as Monroe was named for the week of March 3-9. The starting catcher has appeared in all of Asbury's 34 games and leads the team in hits, doubles, homeruns, RBI, batting average, slugging percentage, on-base percentage, and total bases.

• Errors prove costly in Asbury's 8-4 loss to Centre

  Four Eagle errors provide four runs for Centre in 8-4 loss. Second baseman Mark Deetsch provided the offense, driving in three runs.

• Asbury's lone weekend win denies Brescia KIAC title

  Eagles suffer through a tough first day, dropping 14-3 and 8-4 decisions before they would steal away game three on Saturday with a 7-6 win, denying B ...

• Women's Basketball signs four for 2008-09

  Eagles begin 2008-09 recruiting with four signees from strong in-state programs: Hanna Blankenship, Ellen Gray, Christy Gemmell, and Hayley Spivey.

• Baseball ends season with third-place KIAC finish

  Junior Slade Halvaksz and sophomore Zach Monroe each earn All-KIAC honors with Monroe receiving a spot on the NAIA All-Region XII team.

• Bart Flener named head women’s basketball coach

  Asbury College is pleased to announce Bart Flener as the College’s head women’s basketball coach.

• Coach Bart Flener set to host summer Basketball Camp, June 23-26

  Kids ages 5-15 can participate in the camp from June 23-26. All-day sessions are $125 with half-day being $75. Deadline for registration is June 20th. ...

• Will Shouse named head men’s basketball coach

  Asbury College is pleased to announce Will Shouse as the College’s head men’s basketball coach.

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