Out of the 19 sports at Franklin College, there are only four female head coaches. Gender inequality happens everywhere, including in the athletic field.
Going through life one step at a time is just one way athletic training student, Tyralee Frye, is getting through her college education.
Volleyball Coach and Assistant Athletic Director Mary Johnston was named Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference’s Coach of the Year for 2021. Her athletes said this honor was well deserved for the way she supports them and serves as a role model for the team.
Emma Clor has always loved to run.
The Grizzly volleyball team (0-2) was defeated Saturday by the Mount St. Joseph Lions (2-0) in their first game of the season. In the double header, the Grizzlies lost three consecutive sets in both matches.
Schools part of the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference will move forward with conference play in 2021, the conference’s Council of Presidents announced on December 21.
Johnson Memorial Health announced Monday it will commit $1 million to building a new indoor athletics facility at Franklin College.
Following a disappointing fall season cancellation, athletes at Franklin College are hoping for winter and spring competition to continue. However, skyrocketing COVID-19 statistics across the nation may derail these plans.
Senior August Hartzell is on her way to achieving the career goal she has had since she was 15 years old: Owning her own fitness studio.
Sophomore Josh Folkestad has been eager to join an esports team since his first day on campus last year — he even asked about the possibility on his first campus tour.
This new school year has been marked by many changes, including a few new faces to the athletic coaching staffs.
The Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference Council of Presidents has decided to postpone all fall competitions until Jan. 1, 2021 following recommendation from the NCAA Division III Administrative Committee.
Changes have been made to Franklin College’s fall sports season as health concerns from the COVID-19 pandemic continue. After a unanimous vote, the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference, or HCAC, released a statement allowing men’s and women’s cross country, women’s golf and women’s tenni…
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Former football player Jack Rogers finds new passion in videography after having to leave the sportÂ
Brumfield, Gregory finish strong at conference championshipsÂ
Women’s basketball is on track for more success than last yearÂ
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Franklin College Senior Quarterback Braden Smith featured on NFL draft websiteÂ
Grizzlies earn fourth place at conference; Sharp, French earn all-conference titlesÂ
Returning talent, player accountability excites Grizzlies in pre-seasonÂ
Head Athletic Trainer Chris Shaff helps to heal Franklin athletesÂ
Grizzlies turn tide with conference wins against four schools
Grizzlies shutout Beavers 3-0 to gain first conference win of season
The team’s fall conference record outshines its season record
Coach says team fatigue handed close match to rival
Sentel, Gast compete in 5,000-meter open-water race in Kansas lakeÂ
Freshman Kristen Locke carries on family traditionÂ
Freshmen athletes apply skills from one sport to anotherÂ
Game ending in a score of 3-0, every set won by Franklin
Grizzlies lost all nine games that counted towards the final score
Franklin College volleyball team bested fellow Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference team
Many freshman runners adjust to college athletic life at Franklin College
Soccer team kicks off new season with professional player leading the way
Top scores on the team assist towards a third place finish after short setback
Grizzlies reflect the importance of a good offense
Grizzlies are defeated 3-2 against Spalding
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