Men's Tennis advanced to the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference (HCAC) Tournament Championship with a 4-0 victory against Transylvania University in the HCAC Tournament Semifinals. Men's Golf sits in fourth place after Day 2 of the HCAC Championships. Baseball and Softball celebrated their Senior Days.

Third-Seeded Anderson Advances Past Second-Seeded Transylvania to HCAC Men's Tennis Championship Match

The third-seeded Anderson University men's tennis team (10-9) advanced past second-seeded Transylvania University (7-9) by a score of 4-0 during Saturday's Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference (HCAC) Tournament Championship at the Community Sport & Wellness Center in Pendleton.

Anderson clashes with top-seeded Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology (14-7) in the HCAC Tournament Championship match on Sunday at 1:30 p.m. at the Community Sport & Wellness Center.

The Ravens clinched the doubles point as Martin Suarez and Davis Borders captured the No. 1 doubles point while Arturo Mendoza and Pedro Sette secured the No. 2 doubles point.

In singles, Sette earned the win at No. 4 singles, followed by Mendoza taking the win claiming the victory at No. 3 singles. Suarez clinched the win for Anderson after capturing the win at No. 1 singles.

Anderson's match was the final match out of two women's semifinals and two men's semifinals. The match scheduled to start at 5 p.m. didn't start until 8:45 p.m. Anderson still managed to avenge its 4-3 loss to Transylvania last Saturday.

"It was a great win for the Ravens," Coach Scott Greve said. "Although our match got started late, the guys brought the energy early. We really didn't have our game last Saturday when we played Transylvania, but the guys were definitely ready [this Saturday]. Transylvania has a phenomenal program and whenever you can pick up a win against a team like that, it's a big plus, but we still have work to do. Our goal wasn't to make it to the conference championship. It was to win."

Results: Anderson 4, Transylvania 0 (Box Score)

Men's Golf Sits in Fourth after Day 2 of HCAC Championships

The Anderson University sits in fourth place after Day 2 of the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference (HCAC) Championships on Saturday in Richmond, Ky. Anderson holds a 36-hole team score of 620 (+44). Luke LeBourdais is tied for sixth with a 36-hole score of 149 (+5) after firing rounds of 74 and 75 on the par-72 layout at Boones Trace National Golf Club. Carter Woodell is tied for eighth with a 150 (+6) after shooting a pair of 75's. The Ravens close out the HCAC Championships on Sunday.

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Baseball Splits with Hanover on Senior Day

The Anderson University baseball team split with Hanover College during Saturday's Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference (HCAC) doubleheader at Don Brandon Field.

Hanover (20-19, 13-9) took a 4-2 win in Game 1 and Anderson (21-18-1, 12-10) locked up a 2-1 victory in Game 2. The Ravens also celebrated Senior Day, recognizing seniors Jon Dorsch, Trey Dorton, Drew Doty, Dylan Hogan, Eli Ketterer, Carter Knoblauch, Nolan Netter, Aidan Shoemaker, Zayden Stiller and Griffin Wolf.

"This is a special group of guys," Coach Tyler Rubasky said. "They attack everything in their lives with intention and their best effort. They welcomed me in as the assistant and stood by me through the transition into the head coaching role. I could not be more grateful for the love they have for this program and for each other. I wish I had more time with them on the field, but I look forward to continuing the relationships we have built and seeing all their success after college. I am honored to have had the opportunity to be their coach!"

The Panthers outhit the Ravens 7-6 in Game 1. Wolf went 2-for-3 with a solo home run and Dorton finished 2-for-4 with a double. Rhet Heckman (5-4) was hit with the loss. He struck out six batters, issued two walks and allowed four runs (three earned) on seven hits in nine innings.

Anderson outhit Hanover 10-3 in Game 2. Jackson Kamp and Wolf each went 3-for-4 while Ian Potts finished 2-for-3. Braden Richey (5-4) locked up the win. He fanned five batters, yielded three walks and gave up one run on two hits in seven and one-third innings. Kyan Miller picked up his second save of the season. He punched out two batters, issued zero walks and conceded zero runs on one hit in one and two-thirds innings.

Fifth-seeded Anderson and fourth-seeded Hanover clash in the opening round of the HCAC Tournament on Thursday at 1:15 p.m. at Kokomo Municipal Stadium.

Game 1 Results: Hanover 4, Anderson 2 (Box Score)

Game 2 Results: Anderson 2, Hanover 1 (Box Score)

Softball Falls to Earlham on Senior Day

Earlham College swept the Anderson University softball team during Saturday's Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference (HCAC) doubleheader at the Raven Softball Field.

The Quakers (22-16, 13-5) topped the Ravens (13-26, 7-11) by a score of 10-5 in Game 1. Earlham then took an 11-2 victory in five innings in Game 2. The Ravens celebrated Senior Day recognizing seniors Brianna Fellers, Saige Fellers, Maddie Schoenradt, Alexis Schultz and second year graduate assistant Jocelyn Winebrenner.

Schoenradt also became the first Raven in school history to eclipse 100 career stolen bases.

The Quakers outhit the Ravens 14-10 in Game 1. Schoenradt produced two doubles, going 2-for-4 at the plate. Schultz smacked a two-run double and Braelynn Hattendorf delivered a two-run single. Avery Owens finished 2-for-4. Ariannah Jones (3-6) was hit with the loss.

Earlham outhit Anderson 11-6 in Game 2. Belle Blickenstaff smashed a solo home run. Hattendorf went 2-for-2 at the plate. Ashton Richey (4-6) suffered the loss. Jones walked one batter and allowed zero runs on four hits in two and one-third innings.

Brianna Fellers concludes her career with 58 games played and 42 games started. She is a three-time academic all-HCAC recipient and three-time National Fastpitch Coaches Association (NFCA) Scholar Athlete. Brianna Fellers missed all of the 2026 season due to injury prior to Saturday. Saturday, Brianna Fellers made a ceremonial start and one-pitch appearance for Senior Day.

"Brianna has had an up and down career with injuries, a concussion and losing this senior year, but the respect I had for her sticking with it, going through everything and trying to get back while being a leader just says that she is going to go places," Coach Tony Holloway said.  

Saige Fellers closes her career with 96 games played and 69 games started. She is three-time academic all-HCAC selection and three-time NFCA Scholar Athlete.

"Saige has gone through a couple of bad injuries, but she was able to come back and be one of our best defensive players on the field if not the best," Holloway said. "With Saige, you just knew that Saige had always packed her bag to come to work every day. Brianna and Saige together are ultimate teammates and ultimate people to be around."

Schoenradt played and started in 140 games in her career. As a junior, she was a first-team all-HCAC recipient and NFCA third-team all-region selection. Schoenradt holds the school records for career stolen bases (100) and single-season stolen bases (33). She put together a .325 batting average, a .364 on-base percentage and a .471 slugging percentage in her career. Schoenradt is a three-time academic all-HCAC selection and three-time NFCA Scholar Athlete.

"Maddie has broken a couple of records," Holloway said. "She has set that stolen base mark where you want it to be. The most notable thing about Maddie however is that you were never in doubt where you stood or how she was going to play. Where she was 100 percent or 90 percent or 80 percent [healthy], you always got 150 percent out of her. It's been a great privilege to coach her and watch all that she has accomplished here."

Schultz concludes her career with 63 games played and 47 games started. She started in 23 games as a senior. As a senior, Schultz posted a .391 batting average, a .408 on-base percentage, a .522 slugging percentage, 19 RBI, six doubles and a grand slam.

"Lexi battled for three years to get into the lineup and she finally got into it this year," Holloway said. "What a way to have your senior year. She is in the top 20 in the conference in RBI. What a way to prove that if you keep gutting it out and working hard, the right things will happen."

"I've enjoyed coaching all four of my seniors," Holloway added. "They all brought something different to this program and they all are 100 percent true blue AU people."

Game 1 Results: Earlham 10, Anderson 5 (Box Score)

Game 2 Results: Earlham 11, Anderson 2 (F/5) (Box Score)