The Ohio Northern football team rolled up 610 yards of offense in a 49-16 Ohio Athletic Conference victory over Wilmington on a warm, sunny afternoon at Dial-Roberson Stadium.
The Polar Bears improve to 3-0 on the season and are 2-0 in OAC play, while the Quakers fall to 1-1, 0-1.
Following a pair of home victories against Case Western Reserve and Trine (Ind.), the Ohio Northern women's soccer program capped off an undefeated three-game home stand Saturday, September 15 as the Polar Bears defeated the visiting Alma (Mich.) Scots 3-0 at Kerscher Stadium in Ada.
With Saturday evening's triumph, ONU improves to 3-2-0 on the season while Alma falls to 2-4-0 in 2018.
In a back-and-forth nonconference affair, the Ohio Northern men's soccer program survived a chaotic second half scoring flurry to upend the visiting Oberlin Yeomen 4-2 under the lights at Kerscher Stadium Saturday evening.
With the victory, the Polar Bears earn their second consecutive win and move to 3-2-1 on the campaign. Meanwhile, Oberlin dropped to 0-6-0 in 2018.
WASHINGTON, Pa. — The Ohio Northern women's tennis team swept Thiel (Pa.) 9-0 and defeated Washington & Jefferson (Pa.) 7-2 in a tri-match on Saturday afternoon at the Swanson Tennis Center.
Mackenzie Wills, an Ada High School graduate and now a junior at ONU, posted a 4-0 mark on the day, going 2-0 in singles and 2-0 in doubles.
ADA - The Ohio Northern women's soccer team defeated Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association opponent Trine (Ind.) 3-0 to kick off a two-game weekend set in winning fashion at Kerscher Stadium in Ada Friday evening.
The Polar Bears improve to 2-2-0 on the season by winning their second straight match while Trine falls to 3-3-0.
SPRINGFIELD - The No. 20-ranked Ohio Northern women's volleyball program upset the No. 17-ranked Hope (Mich.) Flying Dutch 25-20, 25-16, and 25-21 in the Polar Bear's opening match at the 2018 Wittenberg Fall Classic in Springfield, Ohio Friday evening.
With the victory, Northern moves to 8-2 overall while Hope dropped their first match of the campaign, falling to 7-1 overall.
Junior middle hitter Chelsea Huppert (Bremen, Ind.) provided the spark offensively as she posted 15 kills on 22 total attacks with just one error, resulting in a stratospheric .636 attack percentage. She would also chip in a pair of blocks, two assists, and a dig in the winning effort
