Errick McCollum '10 chronicles his journey at The Basketball Tournament, which the team he put together won for the second year in a row, along with it's $2 million prize.
Tony Janzen '08 headed to Cambodia with service in his heart and absorbing a new culture on his mind. Playing pro soccer was not part of the plan, but he wound up getting that chance as well.
The Goshen College athletic department picked up another laurel in its mission to develop student-athletes athletically, academically, and as individuals of character in the community when the NAIA recognized more than 20 Maple Leafs as Daktronics-NAIA Scholar-Athletes.
Three months after completing his college career with honorable-mention all-Crossroads League honors, 2016 Goshen College graduate Trevor Commissaris signed a professional basketball contract with Italian club ASD Polisportiva Alfa Catania on Monday.
Coach Neal Young was declared cancer free about a month after he began treatment, although chemo continued for more than a year. Without any further complications, his double hip replacement on March 18 and scheduled six-month recovery should stand as the final steps of his nearly three-year bout with cancer.
Using the shared language of baseball, members of the Goshen College team have traveled to Nicaragua for three weeks to sharpen a foreign tongue.
Although the Goshen College women’s basketball team was knocked out of the NAIA DII tournament in the national semifinal, the team made school history.
In arguably the best season in Goshen College women’s basketball history, the 2015-16 team placed second in the Crossroads League, won their first-ever national tournament games, defeated the highest ranking team in program history, set a new single season win record and made the deepest…
The Goshen College Alumni Board issues this proclamation of support and congratulations to the 2015-16 Goshen College Women’s Basketball team, under the direction of fifth-year head coach Stephanie Miller.
Jerron Jamerson '14 was signed by the Moncton Miracles (National Basketball League Canada) this week. He played last summer at Danville Riverhawks (PBL) in the U.S.and recorded 12.6 ppg and 3.2 rpg.
