In their first NAIA tournament appearance, Indiana Tech baseball was seeded fifth. The Hoosiers finished the season 31-25 overall, including a 16-6 conference record. The volleyball team earned an automatic bid by winning the WHAC regular-season championship. The Hoosiers will open the 2021 tournament at Marion, Indiana, where they will face #4 Olivet Nazarene. In the regular-season finale, the Hoosiers defeated the Owls, 3-1.
The Indiana Institute of Technology will open the 2011 season on Mar. 20 when it hosts Michigan-Dearborn. On March 24, it will travel to IU-Kokomo for a doubleheader. On the last weekend of the regular season, the Hoosiers will host Concordia, Madonna, and Indiana Wesleyan. Despite the lack of home games, the Hoosiers are playing a strong schedule and are eager to start the conference campaign.
After the season opener, Tech will play four games in three weeks. They will travel to St. Louis, Missouri, to play Peru State. In addition to the three games against Missouri Baptist, the team will play a doubleheader against the University of Saint Francis (Ill.). Then, Tech will visit Indiana Wesleyan on Mar. 27 and Madonna on Mar. 31 to complete the regular season. This week will be the final weekend of the regular season.
After a long hiatus, Indiana Tech baseball returned to the university in 1991. It shared a field with soccer until 2005. The Warrior Field House sits on the east end of the campus, next to Anthony Blvd. The field is used for home games and is also rented out for high school and recruiting activities. The volleyball team is scheduled to host Bethel University and Saint Ambrose University. The three-game series will be played March 4 and 6.
While the baseball team was on spring break in Florida, the Hoosiers were able to win two games. While the home game against Northwestern College was called after six innings, the team won an 11-8 game against Southeaster University. After the first game, the Raiders had the advantage, scoring eight runs in the top of the fourth inning. In a 6-3 victory over Southeaster University, Tech will face Ohio State in the final game of the regular season.
In the first game, Tech will host a doubleheader against Southeastern University on March 20. SEU’s streak hasn’t stopped since it went 25-0 to start the season in 2016. In the third game, SEU will take the series against Tech 25-9. The three-game series is set to conclude on Wednesday. After SEU’s win, the team will face Southeastern. If the Southeastern University win, they will win the WHAC Tournament, and qualify for the Opening Round of the NAIA National Championship.
The Tech baseball season will continue through May. The Tech season opens with a doubleheader against Missouri Baptist on March 20. The second half will feature a pair of games against University of Saint Francis (Ill.) and IU-Kokomo. In April, the Tech team will play four neutral games, and they will host a doublehead against Notre Dame on March 31. And the volleyball team will play a doublehead against Bethel University on Mar. 30.
In the spring, Indiana Tech baseball has won two games in Florida. In one game, the team beat Northwestern College, which was ranked 26th prior to the game. The other matchup was won 11-8 against Southeaster University, which was ranked 26-0 in the national polls before the game. The teams did not play the first game, but a two-run fifth inning scored four runs, and three runs in the fourth.
In the past, the Hoosiers have been a part of a lot of major college sports. They have won the NAIA tournament multiple times. They are a part of the NCAA Division I and NCAA Division III, but their athletics are the only ones that will compete. And if you want to win in the NCAA Tournament, you need to be good at both. Just like any sport, it is important to be aware of the details of its tournament.
The basketball team has won its first two games of the season. The teams tied in the opener, but Taylor won the next two games and the final score was 4-3. In the men’s game, they tied at 3-3. In the second game, TJ Bass hit a walk-off single and won the game in overtime, a 6-3 victory for the Tigers. It was a great night for the Hoosiers.
