Association of Independent Institutions - News

[Softball] ODU Drops Two at West Florida Spring Fling

Jeff Blair — 2010-03-08T10:59:20-06:00

COLUMBUS, Ohio - The Panthers softball team returned to the University of West Florida for a pair of games at the Spring Fling on Sunday afternoon versus the University of West Florida and Harris-Stow State in Pensacola, Florida. ODU's offense was shut down on the day as they fell 6-1 to West Florida and 3-1 to Harris-Stow.

[Baseball] ODU Goes 1-2 in Opening Weekend of Spring Trip

Jeff Blair — 2010-03-08T10:47:33-06:00

COLUMBUS, Ohio - The Ohio Dominican baseball team looked as they would bounce back from a rough start to the season as they exploded for a 15-5 victory over Brescia University in their first game of their annual spring trip to Ormond Beach, Florida. The Panthers hot stick quickly cooled off on day two as they were swept by St. Xavier University by the scores of 5-3 and 2-1.

[Baseball] Royals Top Night Hawks in Championship Game

Ricky Zambrano — 2010-03-06T18:41:38-06:00

The host Warner University Royals (9-12) defeated the Thomas University Night Hawks (15-6), 7-4, in the championship game of the Warner University tournament this afternoon in Lake Wales, FL.

[Softball] Panthers Split in Doubleheader with Harris-Stow

Jeff Blair — 2010-03-06T12:19:14-06:00

COLUMBUS, Ohio - The Ohio Dominican softball team traveled to Pensacola, Florida for their annual spring trip hoping to improve on last weekends (1-3) start. The Panthers first test was a doubleheader verses Harris-Stowe State University (2-2) at the University of West Florida.

[Men's Basketball - D1] Lambuth's Webb, Hill win D-1 A.I.I. Major Awards

Scott McLean — 2010-03-05T16:55:24-06:00

A.I.I. Release - Lambuth University guard Jenee Webb and head coach Tony Hill have been named the NAIA Association of Independent Institutions Division I Women's Basketball Player and Coach of the Year, respectively, the conference office announced on Friday morning. The conference also released the 2010 All-Conference team.

[Men's Basketball - D1] Aldridge, Barber, Bolen win major A.I.I. awards

Scott McLean — 2010-03-05T16:41:32-06:00

A.I.I. Release - Mountain State Forward Nick Aldridge and Life University guard Tay Barber, alongside Mountain State head coach Bob Bolen have been named the NAIA Association of Independent Institutions Division I Men's Basketball Co-Players and Coach of the Year, respectively, the conference office announced on Friday morning. The conference also released the 2010 All-Conference team.

[Baseball] Win Streak Reaches Eight

Ricky Zambrano — 2010-03-05T08:54:29-06:00

Thomas, GA., (15-5) extended their winning streak to eight games with two wins at the Warner University Tournament in Lake Wales, FL.

[Women's Basketball - D2] Houston, Shelton nab major A.I.I. Awards

Scott McLean — 2010-03-04T17:18:06-06:00

A.I.I. Release - Indiana University Northwest RedHawks forward Sharon Houston and head coach Ryan Shelton have been named the NAIA Association of Independent Institutions Division II Women's Basketball Player and Coach of the Year, respectively, the conference office announced on Thursday morning. The conference also released the 2010 All-Conference team.

[Men's Basketball - D2] Johnson & Wales sweeps Division II Major Awards

Scott McLean — 2010-03-04T16:41:54-06:00

A.I.I. Release - Johnson & Wales (CO) forward Andrew Baker and head coach Jeff Culver have been named the NAIA Association of Independent Institutions Division II Men's Basketball Player and Coach of the Year, respectively, the conference office announced on Thursday morning. The conference also released the 2010 All-Conference team.

[NAIA Independents] A.I.I. Athletes of the Week

Scott McLean — 2010-03-03T15:52:53-06:00

March 3, 2010 - Ohio Dominican University's Aaron Gibbs and Voorhees' Antonia Robinson are the Association of Independent Institutions Male and Female Athletes of the Week for the week ending March 2, 2010.

[Men's Basketball - D2] JWU Advances to the NAIA National Tournament in Branson, MO

Michael Gallegos — 2010-03-02T15:03:46-06:00

Johnson & Wales University knocked off the Ohio Dominican University Panthers to secure a bid to the 19th Annual NAIA Mens' Basketball Division II National Championship at College of the Ozarks.

[Softball] SFU and UBC square off in softball's newest rivalry

Scott McLean — 2010-03-01T16:30:35-06:00

Burnaby, B.C. - When the Simon Fraser University Clan and University of British Columbia Thunderbirds take to the field Friday afternoon in Richmond (London Park #1), it will be the launch of the newest athletics rivalry between SFU and UBC, as the Thunderbirds officially began competing in the NAIA this season.

[Women's Basketball - D2] Panthers Lose Heartbreaker in A.I.I. Championship

Jeff Blair — 2010-03-01T16:01:33-06:00

COLUMBUS, Ohio - The Ohio Dominican women's basketball team just missed out on a third straight NAIA National Tournament appearance, falling 70-67 to Indiana University-Northwest in the A.I.I. Championship game over the weekend in Gary, Indiana. The Panthers defeated Johnson & Wales University (CO) 67-44 on Friday to advance to the championship, but fell just short against the host Redhawks Saturday concluding their season at 16-11.

[Men's Basketball - D2] Panthers Fall Short in A.I.I. Championship, 65-60

Jeff Blair — 2010-03-01T15:16:29-06:00

COLUMBUS, Ohio - The Ohio Dominican men's basketball team fell just short of grabbing their first NAIA National Tournament berth since the 2001-2002 on Sunday, losing 65-60 to Johnson and WalesUniversity in the A.I.I. Championship game in Denver, Colorado. The Panthers captured a spot in the championship game after defeating Walla Walla University 86-75 on Saturday evening.

[Softball] Panthers Start Slowly to Open Season

Jeff Blair — 2010-03-01T15:12:50-06:00

COLUMBUS, Ohio - The Ohio Dominican softball team took to the warm weather of Rome, Georgia over the weekend for the start of the season, but struggled to shake the off-season rust as they dropped their first three games in the Shorter College Invitational before grabbing the victory in their final game.