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Wills’ Tosses Complete Game Shutout, Ravens Sweep Husson

March 15th, 2010


Bickle.webThe Anderson University baseball team swept a doubleheader Monday in Winter Haven, Fla., beating Husson University 6-5 (nine innings) and 5-0.

Junior Kyle Dillon started on the hill in the first game for the Ravens. After allowing two first inning runs, the right-hander retired nine consecutive Eagles. He allowed just two earned runs in 6 innings of work. He did not, however, receive the decision.

Coming in to pitch the top of the seventh inning was Tyler Watson. The freshman right-hander allowed one run in the seventh as Husson took a 5-4 lead into the bottom of the seventh inning.

With one out in the bottom of the seventh junior Brady Roundtree reached first on a single. John Clawson then laid down a sacrifice bunt to advance Roundtree into scoring position. Garrett Stone’s RBI single plated Roundtree and sent the game into extra innings.

Watson pitched a scoreless eighth and ninth inning and the Ravens manufactured the winning run in the bottom of the ninth with a David Addington sacrifice fly to score Ricky Peters. Watson recorded his first victory of the season allowing just one run in three innings.

Cody Young, Michael Tucker, Roundtree, Nate Clem and Stone each collected two hits for the Ravens.

Sophomore Nate Wills had a nearly flawless performance on the mound in the second game of the doubleheader. The hard-throwing right-hander had great command over his fastball and sharp breaking pitch. He recorded 10 strikeouts on his way to a complete game shutout.

The game was scoreless after four innings until the Ravens scored three runs on four hits in the top of the fifth inning. That was all Wills needed as he got stronger as the game went on, striking out six batters in the final three innings while allowing, just five hits and striking out four of the final seven hitters.

Chris Jarrett, Clem and Stone each collected two hits for the Ravens.

The Ravens (4-3) take on Ripon College Tuesday in a doubleheader beginning at 1:30 p.m., at the Chain of Lakes Complex in Winter Haven, Fla. The game will be carried live on Stretch Internet.

 

FSB Announces Falls Graduate Business Plan Competition

February 26th, 2010


The Falls School of Business (FSB) has announced a business plan competition to be held among its MBA cohorts next fall. The Falls Graduate Business Plan Competition will judge the innovativeness, investment potential, and opportunity for growth of one plan from each of the seven MBA cohorts. The winning plan will be awarded $11,000 in prizes to be used for start-up cash, and additional services. The competition is made possible through a grant from the Falls Departmental Initiative Fund.

 

Anderson University announces holiday office schedule

December 21st, 2009


Anderson University administrative offices will be closed to observe the Christmas and New Year’s holidays beginning Wednesday, December 23, at 5 p.m. and will re-open on Monday, January 4, 2008.

 

“A Ripple of Hope” featured in Indianapolis International Film Festival

July 1st, 2009


A Ripple of Hope,” an award-winning documentary film created by Covenant Productions at Anderson University, has been named an official selection in the 2009 Indianapolis International Film Festival (July 15-25). The screening days and times for the film will be Wed. and Thurs., July 22 and 23, at 3 p.m. and 5 p.m. (respectively) at the Indianapolis Museum of Art (The Toby Theater).

 

Bakers honored at AU Heritage Luncheon

June 29th, 2009


A man who helped hundreds of students find a way to pay for college was honored alongside his wife at Anderson University’s Heritage Award Luncheon Sunday.

 

McCracken receives Jeeninga Fellowship

June 26th, 2009


Bible major Haley McCracken was named the 2008-09 recipient of the Jeeninga Fellowship in Archeology.

 

AU to kick off North American Convention for Church of God tonight

June 26th, 2009


AU will host “One Lord, One Faith” to kick off the North American Convention of the Church of God at the Madison Park Church of God tonight, June 26, at 7 p.m. The evening worship services of the 2009 North American Convention of the Church of God will be available via live streaming. Click here for more information.

 

AU to kick off North American Convention for Church of God

June 12th, 2009


AU will host “One Lord, One Faith” to kick off the North American Convention of the Church of God at the Madison Park Church of God on Friday, June 26, at 7 p.m.

 

AU to host Summer Entrepreneurship Camp

June 12th, 2009


What was once an idea for several years is now a reality: the Falls School of Business will host its first Summer Entrepreneurship Camp.

 

Pat Griffin retires from School of Nursing

June 3rd, 2009


Since 1983, Pat Griffin has worked in the education field of nursing. Starting as a part time clinical instructor at AU, Griffin had previously worked in Anderson at St. John’s in critical care, at Riley Children’s Hospital, and at Community East, both in Indianapolis. After her husband Gerry was relocated to Anderson, the couple moved to the Pendleton area with Griffin first learning about Anderson University.