Win in two relay events and solid scoring in the field events pushed the Huntington North High School girls' track team to the championship of the Marion Track and Field Relays on Saturday, April 18, at Marion High School.

HNHS won the 3200-meter relay and the distance medley relay on the way to scoring 121 points. Fort Wayne Snider was in second with 101.50, Kokomo was third with 76.50, South Bend Adams was fourth with 69 and South Bend Washington was fifth among nine teams with 55 points.

Brett Wiley smacked a two-run home run to lead the Huntington North High School baseball team to a 3-2 first game victory and split of its doubleheader with visiting Northrop on Saturday, April 18.

The Vikings dropped the second game, 4-2, to run their season record to 2-5.

Trevor West had a run-scoring double, Wiley had a total of three hits and Wes Carroll evened his record at 2-2 with 5-2/3 innings of five-hit ball in the opener.

The Huntington North High School boys' varsity golf team used solid scoring from top to bottom to score victories over host Northfield and Elmhurst on Wednesday, April 15.

E.J. Tackett led the Vikings with a 41, but the other Viking golfers bunched within five strokes as HNHS shot a 174 to Northfield's 181 and Elmhurst's 212.

Garrett Bracht backed up Tackett with a 42, Alex Hoch fired a 45 and Brandon Whitesell and Neal Hamilton both shot a 46 on the day.

Josh Unger shot a 41 to lead Northfield and Josh Moore led Elmhurst with a 42.

Led by an impressive offensive production, the Huntington University baseball team swept host Rochester College on Saturday, April 11, by scores of 11-6 and 9-7.

In game one, the game stayed close up until the fifth inning, when the Foresters exploded for a five-run outing, including Edwin Rodriguez's two-run triple. Eric Schultz, Eric Harpring and Rodriguez all had two hits and Rodriguez had a game-high five RBIs.

Pitcher Eric Randel captured the win, throwing six innings and giving up six runs on seven hits and two walks while striking out three batters.

Molly Long's shutout victory in game one helped the Huntington University softball team split its doubleheader against host Indiana Wesleyan University on Saturday, April 11, winning 3-0 and losing 5-4.

The Lady Foresters blanked their opponents in game one thanks to Long's pitching and a two-run triple from Brita Kuiper in the sixth inning. Keri Badenhop's RBI single added the final run of the game.

Brittany Gower and Badenhop each had two hits.

Huntington University softball Coach Doug Gower announced the addition of three recruits to his 2009 class.

Manchester High School standout Katie Bowers, Twin Lakes High School senior Abby Dilling and Fishers High School student-athlete Stacie Rawnsley have each signed a letter of intent to play softball for the Foresters next year.

The Huntington University softball team ran into a pitching buzz saw against host Bethel on Thursday, April 9, and dropped both ends of a doubleheader by getting only one hit in the two games.

The NAIA eighth-ranked Pilots, 35-3, swept the twinbill 10-2 and 1-0.

In the opener, HU quickly had a moment of glory by scoring an unearned run in the top of the first inning to take a 1-0 lead. The Pilots quickly bounced back to take control of the game with a five-run second inning.

Ashley McCann got the Foresters' lone hit of the day with an RBI single in the fourth.

The Huntington University baseball team lost to visiting Indiana Tech, 15-9, on Thursday, April 9.

The Foresters, 18-12, saw the Warriors put up seven runs in the third inning, four rolling in on a grand slam by Tech catcher Gordon Murphy.

The Foresters' offense was led by Andrews Drummond with three hits, including a double, and Travis Frantz with three RBI. Edwin Rodriguez added a home run.

Indiana Tech beat up freshmen Forester pitchers Anthony Roth and Will Barone for12 run on 13 hits in 5 2/3 innings.

The Huntington University men's golf team opened its spring season with a win at the University of St. Francis Spring Invitational on Wednesday and Thursday, April 8-9.

Led by medalist Spencer Batt, HU shot a 302 on the first day to take a four-stroke lead and came back with a 291 the second day to win by six strokes, with a total of 593.
Batt, who turned in 69 on day two, earned medalist honors with a 145 for the tournament. Teammate Cory Powell was right behind at 146 (71, 75).

Huntington University women's basketball Coach Lori Culler recently announced the addition of North Miami High School standout Alicia Burrus to the Foresters' 2009-2010 roster.