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When the final score in the South Yosemite Horizon League boys soccer game is 5-0 as it was for host Golden Valley against Foothill on Wednesday, to the victors usually

FORT WAYNE, Ind. – Purdue Fort Wayne women’s basketball guard Lauren Ross was named the Horizon League’s women’s basketball Player of the Week on Monday (Jan. 20). Ross led the league in scoring this week,

Northrop High School graduate and Purdue Fort Wayne junior Jalen Jackson was named the Horizon League “Player of the Week” on Monday after a big game against Wright State. In PFW’s lone contest of the week,

Purdue Fort Wayne women’s basketball erased a 10-point first-quarter deficit on Wednesday (Jan. 22), coming back to beat Detroit Mercy 72-65 for its 12th victory in a

Jamichael Stilwell, albeit barely, scrapped out his eighth double-double in the last nine games with 10 points and 10 boards. Danilo Jovanovich had a career-high 10 points, eight of which came in the first half, to go along with seven rebounds.

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CLEVELAND (AP) Tevin Smith scored 23 points as Cleveland State beat Detroit Mercy 65-50 on Wednesday night.

BOTTOM LINE: Green Bay will try to end its 15-game skid when the Phoenix take on IU Indianapolis. The Phoenix have gone 1-8 at home. Green Bay ranks ninth in the Horizon League with 26.7 points per game in the paint led by Anthony Roy averaging 5.2.

Tahj Staveskie led the men's team with 20 points against Northern Kentucky, while Mickayla Perdue's 32-point performance powered the women over Robert Morris.

Sean Craig had 24 points in IU Indianapolis' 86-77 victory over Green Bay on Wednesday night. Craig also added nine rebounds for the Jaguars (7-14, 3-7 Horizon League). Paul Zilinskas scored 21 points,

Cleveland State University trustees on Thursday voted to discontinue the university's three NCAA sport programs in wrestling, women's golf and softball, according to a news release.