The Raven Golf Tournament is an opportunity for alumni and friends of the university to support the Ravens and help create a first-class, positive student-athlete experience. Funds raised through this outing underwrite some of the daily aspects of running a collegiate program and maintaining and upgrading athletic facilities.

On Saturday, July 14, The Edge Golf and Dining in Anderson will play host to this event. A noon shotgun start is scheduled; lunch will be provided preceding play, and a dinner following the tournament round.

The entry fee is $100 per golfer/$400 per foursome, which includes greens fee, lunch, dinner, door prizes, longest drive contest and closest to the pin prizes. Mulligans and gimme rope will also be available on the day of the outing.

Other tournament sponsorship opportunities are available as well by clicking on the Registration Form [PDF]. The registration deadline is July 7.

For more information, contact Athletic Director Marcie Taylor at 765-641-4495 or by email mjtaylor@anderson.edu

Wells throw at the national meet with 47.59 meters. The senior from Warsaw has qualified for the national event three times in the discus.

The top 20 throwers qualified for the meet with the top eight advancing to the final round and being named All-Americans. Wells also holds the AU school record in the discus (171).

“We are very proud of Leonard,” said AU coach Scott Wilson. “He has put a lot of time into his training at AU. This will be a great experience for him and a great way to end his athletic career at Anderson University.”

Meet Results

The senior batted .342 with 55 hits, 34 runs, 12 doubles, 13 home runs and 45 RBI this season and was already named to the HCAC 1st Team as well as the AU Outstanding Senior Athlete for 2011-12.

Tucker holds the school record for career home runs (52), slugging percentage (.733) and times hit by pitch (40) and ranks in the top 10 in 22 different categories in the school record books. He was also named a 1st Team All-American in 2011.

AU finished the season 28-17 overall and advanced to the championship game of the HCAC post-season tournament this season.

Sarah Bromagem led the Raven women with a seventh-place finish in the 800 meters in a time of 2:14.07, setting a new school record in the event.

Tony Johnson set a personal best time in the 100 meters with a third-place finish in 10.86.

Other AU men’s finishers were Brad McNeil in the 400 hurdles (14th, 56.92), Max Kittle in the 110 hurdles (18th, 15.66), Matt St. Amour in the 800 meters (39th, 1:58) and Eric Linn in the 1,500 meters (35th, 4:12).

Other Raven women finishers were Amanda Spear in the javelin (7th, 112-3), Candace DeLong in the 3,000 steeplechase (8th, 11:21.10) and Emily Radke in the discus (13th, 124-1).

Senior Monica Crowe and freshman Yardley Collett were both named to the NFCA All-Central Region 3rd Team.

Lee was named 1st Team All-HCAC  and to the HCAC All-Tournament Team after batting a team-high .443 with 58 hits, 37 runs, 12 doubles, a triple, two home runs, 17 RBI and 13 stolen bases.

Crowe and Collett were also named All-HCAC 1st Team and All-HCAC Tournament Team and the latter was also named HCAC Freshman of the Year.

Crowe was 20-2 on the mound with a 1.84 ERA and 126 strikeouts in 136.2 innings pitched this season. She was also named to the All-Region Tournament Team last weekend after going 2-0 with wins over Carthage and St. Norbert. Crowe graduates as the second winningest pitcher in school history and is first in strikeouts with 528.

Collett was a big hit in her freshman season, batting .388 with 38 hits, 14 runs, four doubles, seven home runs and 27 RBI.

AU finished the season 32-12 overall and 16-0 in the HCAC. They became the first team in conference history to go 19-0 after winning three straight games in the HCAC Tournament and finished fourth at the NCAA Regional in Bloomington, Ill.

Tucker led the Ravens with a .342 average, 55 hits, 34 runs, 12 doubles, 13 home runs, 45 RBI and a .671 slugging percentage.

The senior set the career record for home runs (52), slugging percentage (.733) and times hit by a pitch (40) and ranked in the top 10 in 22 different categories.

Detty batted .325 with 52 hits, 33 runs, 13 doubles, a home run and 29 RBI this season. The shortstop ranks third on the career assists list (379) and his .460 batting average in 2010 ranks as the third best for a single season.

Vogt finished the season 8-4 with a 3.62 ERA  and three shutouts and posted a career record of 26-8 over his four seasons. He ranks fourth on the career list in innings pitched (288) and fifth in career starts (43) and shutouts (5) and 10th in wins (26).

Freshman Jacob Craft and junior Dan Schmitz were named to the All-HCAC 2nd Team. Craft batted .292 with 50 hits, 29 runs, seven doubles, four triples, 26 RBI and eight stolen bases.

Schmitz was 4-2 on the mound with a 3.09 ERA and a team-high 73 strikeouts in 63 innings pitched.

Sophomores Tyler Watson, Andrew Enderle, senior Kyle Beckman and freshmen Zach Garcia and Cole Heberling were all named All-HCAC Honorable Mention.

Watson was  2-2 with a 2.29 ERA in 35 innings while Enderle was 2-0 with a 1.32 ERA this season. Beckman batted .296 with 40 hits, 29 runs, eight doubles, three triples, a home run and 26 RBI.

Garcia batted .322 with 55 hits, 30 runs, six doubles and 22 RBI while Heberling was at .333 with 40 hits, 22 runs, three doubles, a home run and 17 RBI.

AU finished the season 28-17 overall ad 17-8 in the HCAC. They advanced to the championship game of the HCAC tournament.

In the first game, Drew Brantley led the Raven offense with three hits and Aaron Rogers added two hits. Kyle Beckman chipped in with the only RBI as AU scored both runs in the fourth inning.

Jake Eaton earned the victory on the mound, allowing eight hits and one run in 6.1 innings while striking out three. Andrew Enderle earned the save, tossing the final 2.2 innings and allowing just one hit.

In the second game, Brett Detty, Michael Tucker, Jacob Craft and Brantley each had a hit for the Ravens.

Tyler Watson tossed 5.2 innings of relief, allowing just four hits and no earned runs while striking out five.

AU finishes the season 28-17 overall.

Against St. Norbert, the Ravens won despite failing to get a hit in the game. They scored the only run of the game on a walk by Lauren Smith, a bunt by Stephanie Atkins and a sacrifice fly by Megan Ream.

Ream also saved the game with a diving catch in the first inning to save a run and robbed the Knights of a home run in the sixth inning.

Monica Crowe improved to 20-2 overall with the victory, tying Sara Rychener’s single season record for wins in a season. Crowe allowed seven hits and no runs while walking four and striking out two.

Lauren Smith pitched the final 1.2 innings to earn the save, allowing no hits while striking out one.

Against Carthage, Katie Lee, Amy Wuestefeld and Yardley Collett led the offense with two hits each and Lauren Smith had an RBI single.

Devin Moorman took the loss despite not allowing an earned run in 2.2 innings. Smith tossed the final 4.1 innings, allowing two hits and one run.

AU finishes the season with a 32-12 overall record, which is the second most wins in school history. Their fourth place finish at the regional was the second best in school history behind the 2007 team, which finished third.

The Ravens (27-16) will play Manchester College at noon and need to beat the Spartans twice to win the championship.

Against Rose-Hulman, Jacob Craft led the Raven offense with three hits and Michael Tucker added two hits, including a double.

Zach Garcia, Cole Heberling and Aaron Rogers each had two hits and Kyle Beckman chipped in a hit and three RBI.

Greg Vogt earned the victory on the mound, allowing nine hits and one earned run while striking out one.

Against Franklin, Beckman led the offense with two hits and two runs and Tucker added two hits and an RBI.

Garcia and Brett Detty chipped in with a hit and an RBI each.

Nolan Schaefer earned the victory on the mound, allowing four hits and one run while striking out five.

Tyler Watson tossed the final 1.2 innings of work to collect the save, allowing no hits while striking out four.

The Wildcats (40-5) got six runs in the first inning and added two more in the second frame before the Ravens were able to shut down the leading offense in the nation and hold them scoreless in the final three innings.

Yardley Collett, Natalie Moorhouse and Kerri Doutlick had the Ravens’ three hits in the contest.

Lauren Smith tossed the final 4.2 innings on the mound, allowing seven hits and three runs while striking out three.

AU (31-11) plays No. 8 seed St. Norbert on Saturday at noon in Bloomington, Ill.

Tony Johnson led the Ravens with a second-place finish in the 100 meters in a time of 10.96. That time was tied for his best this season.

Other AU men’s finishers were Max Kittle in the 110 hurdles (16th, 15.43) and 400 hurdles (30th, 58.10), Brad McNeil in the 110 hurdles (29th, 16.16) and 400 hurdles (23rd, 56.92), Matt St. Amour in the 800 meters (63rd, 1:58) and Eric Linn in the 1,500 meters (39th, 4:07).

Candace DeLong led the women with an eighth finish in the 3,000 steeplechase in 11:22. That is the second best time in school history.

Other AU women finishers were Sarah Bromagem in the 800 meters (18th, 2:16), Emily Radke in the discus (18th, 108-2) and Shantol McMahon in the discus (23rd, 79-4).

The Ravens finished with 14 hits and three home runs in the contest, increasing their school-record total to 41 long balls. That ranks third in the NCAA in Div. III.

Megan Ream led the offense with two home runs and five RBI, including a two-run shot in the second inning to give the Ravens the early lead.

Amy Wuestefeld and Samantha Steele each had three hits and a run scored and Natalie Moorhouse added two hits, two runs and three RBI, including her 10th home run and a double.

Stephanie Atkins chipped in with two hits and two runs scored.

Monica Crowe improved to 19-2 on the season, allowing two hits and no runs in five innings while striking out four. Devin Moorman tossed the final two innings.

AU (31-10) will play defending national champion Linfield (39-5) in the second round on Friday at 4 p.m.

Zach Garcia, Aaron Rogers and Drew Brantley each had a hit for the Ravens as they were out-hit 6-3 in the game.

Dan Schmitz took the loss on the mound, allowing six hits and two earned runs while walking five and striking out two.

AU (25-16) will play Rose-Hulman on Friday in Terre Haute at 3:30 p.m.

Yardley Collett was named the HCAC Freshman of the Year and Tony Holloway was named the HCAC Coach of the Year for the second consecutive season.

In addition, the Ravens had six players named to the 13-member All-HCAC 1st Team, three on the 2nd Team and one Honorable Mention selection, matching their record of 10 players selected for the teams in 2011.

Moorhouse, Moorman, Collett, Katie Lee, Monica Crowe and Amy Wuestefeld were named to the 1st Team; Lauren Smith, Samantha Steele and Stephanie Atkins were 2nd Team picks and Megan Ream was Honorable Mention.

Moorhouse batted .356 with 10 doubles, nine home runs and 43 RBI and led the HCAC in home runs, RBI and slugging percentage (1.000).

Moorman was 8-0 with a 0.84 ERA in conference play and has a 15-1 mark over the last two seasons in HCAC play. Overall, she is 10-4 with a 3.06 ERA and has won 10 straight decisions on the mound.

Collett is batting .391 with four doubles, seven home runs and 27 RBI while Lee leads he HCAC in hitting with a .479 average and a team-high 37 runs, 12 doubles, two home runs, 17 RBI and 13 stolen bases.

Monica Crowe is currently 18-2 overall on the season and went 8-0 in the HCAC. She has a 1.99 ERA and 120 strikeouts on the season. Wuestefeld is batting .382 with four doubles and a team-best 17 stolen bases.

Steele is batting .450 with a double and 13 stolen bases; Smith is at .363 with seven doubles, two home runs, 20 RBI and Atkins is hitting .275 with five doubles, five home runs and 24 RBI.

Ream is hitting .314 with five doubles, seven home runs, 14 RBI and nine stolen bases.

Anderson went 30-10 overall during the regular season, including 16-0 in the HCAC. They won three straight to take the HCAC Tournament Championship and are currently in Bloomington, Ill., for the NCAA national tournament. They will play Carthage in the first round on Thursday at 2 p.m. (CST).

The Ravens have won nine consecutive games and 23 of their last 25 contests.

Juniors Brock Bell and Adam Millikan were named All-HCAC Honorable Mention and Lovern was named to the All-Sportsmanship Team.

AU finished the season 4-8 overall and 4-4 in the HCAC.

The 61-team field was announced on Monday morning with the Ravens drawing No. 20 Carthage (34-8) in the first round of the Illinois Wesleyan Regional at 2 p.m. (CST). Anderson (30-10) will be the No. 6 seed after clinching the automatic bid on Saturday by winning the HCAC post-season tournament championship.

“We’re excited to be a part of the NCAA national tournament for the second consecutive season,” said AU coach Tony Holloway. “We have a lot of players who played in the regional last year and we hope that experience will help us in this year’s tournament.”

Illinois Wesleyan (36-6) will be the top seed in the region and is joined by No. 7 Benedictine (33-9), No. 8 St. Norbert (17-18), No. 5 Fontbonne (27-10), No. 4 Wisc.-Eau Claire (32-12) and defending national champion No. 2 Linfield (38-5).

This will be the fifth NCAA regional appearance for the Ravens, who also advanced to the national tournament in 1999, 2000, 2007 and 2011. The Ravens lost to Wesleyan during the 2012 season 5-4, and played both Linfield and Fontbonne in the 2011 Pella, Iowa, region.

The third-seeded Ravens (25-15, 17-8 HCAC) will open the HCAC post-season tournament against No. 2 seed Franklin on Thursday in the first semifinal game at top-seeded Rose-Hulman.

Against Franklin, Cole Heberling led the Raven offense with three hits and two runs and Kyle Beckman added two hits and four RBI, including a triple.

Zach Garcia had two hits and two RBI and Jeremy Shelmadine chipped in with a pair of hits.

AU trailed 7-3 through five innings, but tied the game with four runs in the top of the sixth frame. The Ravens took the lead with a run in the top of the 10th, but the Grizzlies responded with two in the bottom of the inning to end the contest.

Daniel Elliott led the Ravens with a 76-77-83-76 312 and was 15th individually.

Other AU finishers were Paul O’Bold (82-85-77-86 330), Neal Hamilton (83-84-84-82 333), and Nathan Cooper (86-84-84-86 340).

Jeremy Redman (80-87 167) played the first two rounds at Transylvania and Nathan Newcomer (81-95 176) the final two rounds at Manchester.

Transylvania leads the tournament with a 1,164, followed by Mt. St. Joseph (1,206), Franklin (1,228), Hanover (1,228), Defiance (1,287), Manchester (1,294), Anderson (1,306) and Rose-Hulman (1,324).

For complete individual results go to the 2012 Schedule page on the AU athletic web site

The victory secures the NCAA automatic bid into the national tournament for the second consecutive season for the Ravens.

“I’m so proud of our team and this accomplishment for our players,” said AU coach Tony Holloway. “We have worked hard this season to get to this point and today we accomplished another one of our season goals.”

The top-seeded Ravens finished the regular season a perfect 16-0 and had won their first two conference tournament games on Friday. They improved to 30-10 overall, marking just the second time in school history they have reached 30 regular season wins.

Against Manchester, Monica Crowe improved to 18-2 overall on the mound, allowing six hits and three runs while striking out five in 6.2 innings. Devin Moorman retired the final batter of the game to earn the save in relief.

Katie Lee led the offense with three hits and two RBI in the game, including the game-winning hit in the Ravens’ five-run fourth inning to take control of the game.

Lauren Smith had two hits and Amy Wuestefeld added a two-RBI single. Tori Prine also had an RBI in the game and Megan Ream scored two runs and robbed Manchester of a home run in the third inning.

Lee, Smith, Ream, Crowe, Moorman and Yardley Collett, who had the game-winning two-run homer against Bluffton on Friday, were all named to the 12-player All-Tournament Team.

The NCAA will announce the pairing and regional field on Monday at 10 a.m. The Ravens will play at one of eight regional sites, starting on Thursday.

In the first game, Zach Garcia, Brett Detty and Michael Tucker each had a hit to lead the Ravens.

In the second game, Dan Schmitz took a no-hitter into the seventh inning, but took the loss. The junior allowed one hit and two earned runs in 7.1 innings while striking out eight and walking six.

The Ravens outhit the Grizzlies 10-1 in the game, led by Garcia’s four hits and a run scored.

Jacob Craft added two hits and two RBI and Kyle Beckman and Jeremy Shelmadine each chipped in with a double.

AU (25-14, 17-7 HCAC) will finish the regular season on Sunday against Franklin at noon.

The No. 1 doubles team of Drew Lovern and Brock Bell lost in a tiebreaker 9-8 (9-7) and the No. 2 team of Federico Boscaini and Adam Millikan fell short by a count of 9-7.

AU finishes the season 4-7 overall and 4-4 in the HCAC.

ROSE-HULMAN 5, ANDERSON 0

Singles – 5. Stephan Lemmer (RHIT) def. Hendrickson, Logan (AU) 6-2, 6-1; 6. Ray Montgomery (RHIT) def. Hillman, Ethan (AU) 6-2, 6-0.

Doubles – 1. Ben Paras/Devon Fritz (RHIT) def. Lovern, Drew/Bell, Brock (AU) 9-8 (9-7); 2. Ian Stevenson/Stephan Lemmer (RHIT) def. Boscaini, Federico/Millikan, Adam (AU) 9-7; 3. Randy Billingsley/Nathan Moore (RHIT) def. Hendrickson, Logan/Hillman, Ethan (AU) 8-1.

Note: The singles matches 1-4 were unfinished when the match was called.

Emily Radke was seventh in the shot put (39-10 3/4) and 17th in the discus (125-7).

Shantol McMahon also competed at the meet in the shot put (12th, 33-8), discus (20th, 110-5) and the hammer throw (20th, 114-5).

The top-seeded Ravens will play either Manchester or Bluffton (11 a.m., Saturday) in the championship game at 1 p.m. All games in the tournament will be carried on Stretch Internet and Live Stats from Anderson. Complete tournament results and schedule are at the bottom of story.

“It was a good start, but our only goal is to win the tournament championship and advance to the national tournament,” said AU coach Tony Holloway. “We still need one more victory and both Bluffton and Manchester are good teams that have played us tough this season. It won’t be an easy game and we will have to play well to win.”

Against Manchester, Monica Crowe tossed a one-hitter to improve to 17-2 overall on the season. The senior didn’t allow a run while striking out seven with two walks.

Natalie Moorhouse led the Raven offense with a grand slam and Yardley Collett and Lauren Smith added RBI singles.

Against Bluffton, Collett had two hits and all four of the Raven RBI in the game, including a two-run, game-winning home run in the fifth inning.

“Yardley has been swinging the bat extremely well the last several games,” said Holloway of Collett, who has seven home runs this season. “Anytime she is at the plate, she has the potential to hit the ball out of the park.”

Devin Moorman won her 10th straight game, allowing six hits and two earned runs while striking out eight with three walks.

“Devin hasn’t lost a game in her last 11 starts and her ERA is under 2.00 since we got back from Florida,” said Holloway. “Both of our pitchers threw well today and have been very consistent all season in keeping us in every game.”

Tournament Schedule

Friday, May 4

Game 1 – No. 2 Bluffton 3, No. 3 Transylvania 2

Game 2 – No. 1 Anderson 8, No. 4 Manchester 0

Game 3 – Manchester 7, Transylvania 0

Game 4 – Anderson 4, Bluffton 3

Saturday, May 5

Game 5 – Manchester 6. Bluffton 2

Game 6 – Anderson 6, Manchester 3

The freshman led the Ravens to a doubleheader sweep of Mount St. Joseph on Sunday, going 4-for-6 at the plate with three runs scored, a double, a home run, five RBI, and a 1.667 slugging percentage as the Ravens finished the HCAC season with a perfect 16-0 mark.

Collett blasted a three-run game-winning home run in the seventh inning of AU’s 5-4 win over the Lions in the first game and they won the regular season finale 8-0 in five innings.

Anderson (27-10, 16-0 HCAC) will open the HCAC tournament Friday against No. 4 Manchester at noon.

Senior Michael Tucker led the Ravens with a home run and senior Brett Detty had the other Raven RBI with a single.

Aaron Rogers added a double and a run and Vince Moore chipped in with a hit.

Jake Eaton earned the victory on the mound, allowing just five hits and no runs in seven innings of work while striking out five.

Tyler Watson earned his second save in as many days, pitching two perfect innings of relief with three strikeouts.

AU (25-12, 17-5 HCAC) travels to Franklin next weekend for a three-game series on Friday and Saturday. The Ravens lead Rose-Hulman by one game in the conference standings with three games remaining in the season.

The Ravens complete the regular season 27-10 overall and 16-0 in the HCAC. They will host the conference tournament on Friday, starting at 10 a.m. AU will play No. 4 seed Manchester in the second game at noon at Raven Field.

In the first game, Yardley Collett hit a three-run homer in the seventh inning to give the Ravens the victory. The freshman had two hits in the game.

Katie Lee and Lauren Smith also had two hits each and Smith and Natalie Moorhouse each had an RBI.

Monica Crowe improved to 16-2 overall and 8-0 in the HCAC, allowing six hits and two earned runs in the complete game while striking out 11 with five walks.

In the second game, Lee and Collett led the offense again with two hits and two RBI each. Nichole Frazier also had two hits in the game.

Devin Moorman tossed a complete game shutout, her fourth in HCAC play, to improve to 9-4 overall and 8-0 in the HCAC.She allowed five hits and no runs while striking out two.

Moorman finished with a sub-1 ERA in conference play and is 15-1 over the last two seasons in conference games.

The Ravens won the first game 5-2 and took the second contest 19-4. The final game will be on Sunday at 1 p.m.

In the first game, Kyle Beckman led the Raven offense with two hits and an RBI, including a triple.

Jacob Craft added a double and two RBI and Zach Garcia ad Vince Moore chipped in with a hit and an RBI each.

Dan Schmitz improved to 4-0 on the mound, allowing five hits and two earned runs in 6.1 innings while striking out six.

Tyler Watson earned the save, tossing the final two outs without allowing a base-runner.

In the second game, Brett Detty led the Ravens with three hits, three runs and a career-high seven RBI, including a school-record tying three doubles.

Michael Tucker had three hits and three RBI, including a home run, and Zach Garcia added three hits and three runs scored.

Craft had two hits and two RBI and Cole Heberling and Beckman chipped in with two hits each.

Greg Vogt improved to 7-2 on the mound, allowing nine hits and five runs in seven innings of work while striking out eight.

AU (24-12, 16-5 HCAC) trailed Rose-Hulman by one game in the HCAC standings with four games remaining in the regular season.

Alex Friske won the 100 meter hurdles (13.59), 200 meters (27.32) and the 100 hurdles (15.94) and was named the Most Valuable Runner of the Meet for her performance.

Other winners for the Ravens were Candace DeLong in the 3,000 steeplechase (11:29.54), Emily Radke in the discus (124-5) and Amanda Spear in the javelin (114-0).

Sarah Bromagem finished second in the 800 meters (2:22.34) and 1,500 meters (4:59.93) and Radke was second in the shot put (39-9). DeLong was third in the 5,000 meters in a time of 19:00.43.

Team scores – Hanover 158, Anderson 125, Manchester 104.5, Rose-Hulman 103, Defiance 88, Franklin 67, Transylvania 60, Bluffton 134, Earlham 29.5, Mt. St. Joseph 10.

AU finishers

100 meters – 1. Alex Friske, 13.59; 11. Mikyla Houston, 14.00

200 meters – 1. Alex Friske, 27.32; 14. Mkyla Houston, 28.95; 17. Alisha Sink, 30.04

400 meters – 15. Alisha Sink, 1:08.63

800 meters – 2. Sarah Bromagem, 2:22.34; 4. Heather Quinlan, 2:24.77; 18. Nacole Hamilton, 2:39.74; 20. Julianne Marron, 2:48.65

1,500 meters – 2. Sarah Bromagem, 4:59.93

5,000 meters – 3. Candace DeLong, 19:00.43

10,000 meters – 5. Desiree Maran, 42:00.41; 9. Casey Gillespie, 42:18.45

100 hurdles – 1. Alex Friske, 15.94

400 relay – 7. Anderson, 54.28

1,600 relay – 4. Anderson, 4:18.98

3,000 steeplechase – 1. Candace DeLong, 11:29.54

Hammer – 4. Emily Radke, 119-1; 7. Amanda Spear, 113-5; 12. Shantol McMahon, 95-0

SP – 2. Emily Radke, 39-9; 5. Shantol McMahon, 34-10; 12. Amanda Spear, 28-11

Discus – 1. Emily Radke, 124-5; 7. Shantol McMahon, 95-0; 9. Amanda Spear, 92-10

LJ – 7. Marissa Goodwin, 14-7

PV – 5. Destynne Moore, 9-2; 11. Shannon Grosenbacher, 8-2

Javelin – 1. Amanda Spear, 114-0; 10. Shantol McMahon, 82-9

For complete individual results go to the 2012 Schedule on the AU athletic web site

Leonard Wells led the Ravens with a first-place finish in the shot put with a distance of 50-1 3/4 feet. The senior also finished second in the javelin (173-5) and discus (164-6).

The other winner for the Ravens was Tony Johnson in the 100 meters (11.23).

Runner-up finishes were by Matt St. Amour in the 800 meters (1:58.21; 9) and Max Kittle in the 110 hurdles (16.18). Brad McNeil was third in the 400 hurdles (57.04).

Team scores – Rose-Hulman 208, Defiance 129, Manchester 127, Franklin 125, Anderson 82, Earlham 41, Mt. St. Joseph 38, Bluffton 11, Hanover 7.

AU finishers

100 meters – 1. Tony Johnson, 11.23; 8. Kyle Vergon, 11.87; 21. Ryan Mote, 12.29; 25. Leslie Rowley, 12.47

200 meters – 7. Tony Johnson, 23.70; 8. Kyle Vergon, 23.78; 22. Wayne Wineglass, 24.94; 24. Martin Wathome, 25.45.

400 meters – 9. Chazz Millman, 52.75; 12. Wayne Wineglass, 53.17; 14. Logan Wilhelm, 53.85; 17. Martin Wathome, 56.20

800 meters – 2. Matt St. Amour, 1:58.21; 9. Jeremiah Stichter, 2:04.46; 14. Marc St. Amour, 2:02.84; 19. Patrick Smith, 2:07.06

1,500 meters – 13. Emby Duncan, 4:22.62

5,000 meters – 10. Erin Linn, 16:17.87

110 hurdles – 2. Max Kittle, 16.18; 6. Brad McNeil, 17.44

400 hurdles – 3. Brad McNeil, 57.04; 9. Chaven Davidson, 59.83

3,000 steeplechase – 8. Emby Duncan, 10:19.09

400 relay – 3. Anderson, 43.25

1,600 relay – 5. Anderson, 3:33.97

HJ – 7. Brody Tunis, 5-9

LJ – 17. Leslie Rowley, 18-8; 23. Ryan Mote, 16-5

TJ – 8. Brody Tunis, 40-0

SP – 1. Leonard Wells, 50-1 3/4; 6. Jacob Wiebell, 42-2; 22. Hunter Prol, 36-0; 24. Jon Guhl, 32-2

Discus – 2. Leonard Wells, 164-6; 11. Jon Guhl, 119-5; 26. Steven Wingler, 105-2

Hammer – 15. Steven Wingler, 122-6; 18. Leonard Wells, 118-9; 24. Hunter Prol, 100-4; 25. Eric Mitchel, 95-10

Javelin – 2. Leonard Wells, 173-5; 15. Eric Mitchel, 122-7

For complete individual results go to the 2012 Schedule on the AU athletic web site

Drew Lovern (No. 1 singles and doubles), Brock Bell (No. 2 singles and No. 1 doubles) and Federico Boscaini (No. 3 singles and No. 2 doubles) all won two matches for the Ravens.

Adam Millikan teamed up with Bosciani at No. 2 doubles and Ethan Hillman accounted for the other point with a victory at No. 6 singles.

AU (4-7, 4-4 HCAC) travels to Franklin on Saturday for the regular season finale at 11 a.m.

ANDERSON 6, MANCHESTER 3

Singles – 1. Drew Lovern (AU) def. Ridoutt, Piero (M) 6-3, 7-5; 2. Brock Bell (AU) def. Truitt, Phillip (M) 6-0, 6-0; 3. Federico Boscaini (AU) def. Arguijo, Ramiro (M) 6-2, 6-1; 4. Swaby, Bobby (M) def. Adam Millikan (AU) 7-5, 6-0; 5. Mellott, Mitchell (M) def. Kodee McIntosh (AU) 6-2, 6-4; 6. Ethan Hillman (AU) def. Winger, Alex (M) 6-3, 6-3.

Doubles – 1. Drew Lovern/Brock Bell (AU) def. Ridoutt, Piero/Truitt, Phillip (M) 8-4; 2. Federico Boscaini/Adam Millikan (AU) def. Arguijo, Ramiro/Swaby, Bobby (M) 8-4; 3. Mellott, Mitchell/Winger, Alex (M) def. Kodee McIntosh/Ethan Hillman (AU) 8-6.

The victory gives the Engineers a one-game lead in the loss column over the Ravens with six games remaining in the conference schedule.

Cole Heberling and Jacob Craft led the Raven offense with two hits and a run scored each. Kyle Beckman had a two-run homer and Michael Tucker added a solo shot as AU took a 4-1 lead into the bottom of the sixth inning.

Rose-Hulman responded with a run in the sixth and two more in the seventh to tie the game at 4-4.

The Ravens took a 5-4 lead in the top of the 11th after a Jacob Craft reached second on a double and scored on an error. The Engineers scored the game-winning runs in the bottom of the 11th inning.

Nolan Schaefer got a no-decision on the mound, allowing six hits and one earned run in six innings of work, striking out two and walking four. Andrew Enderle pitched three shutout innings of relief in the 7-9th innings, allowing three hits.

Ace Greg Vogt took the loss in relief, allowing two runs in 1.2 innings of work on three hits while striking out four.

AU (22-12, 14-5 HCAC) hosts Mt. St. Joseph on Friday at 4 p.m.

The junior went 2-0 with a 1.50 ERA to lead the Ravens pitching staff last week, allowing 10 hits and three runs, while striking out 10 in 14 innings of work.  Moorman has won eight straight decisions overall and is 7-0 in the HCAC with a 0.95 ERA this spring.

Anderson (25-10, 14-0 HCAC) will look to finish the league schedule unblemished at Mount St. Joseph Saturday at 1 p.m.

The Ravens had won the first two games of the series on Saturday, but couldn’t pull off the sweep in the third and final game.

Aaron Rogers led the Raven offense with two hits, including a home run.

Michael Tucker added two hits and an RBI and the freshmen trio of Cole Heberling, Jordan Ball and Jacob Craft each chipped in with a hit.

Jake Eaton took the loss on the mound, allowing six hits and two earned runs in six innings of work, striking out five without a walk. Tyler Watson threw two shutout innings while striking out three.

AU (22-11, 14-4 HCAC) travels to Rose-Hulman (22-9, 13-4 HCAC) on Tuesday for a battle for first place in the conference standings at 4 p.m. The Ravens lead the Engineers by a half game in the standings with seven games remaining.

The victory was the 13th in a row for the Ravens at home and the 14th straight in HCAC play this season without a defeat. AU finishes the regular season a perfect 10-0 at home and has won 19 of its last 20 home contests over the last two years.

The Ravens have also won 18 of their last 20 games this season and have already clinched the HCAC regular season championship and home-field advantage for the post-season tournament.

“It’s important to win at home and we feel we have done a good job of protecting our home-field over the last two years,” said AU coach Tony Holloway. “But today was about Senior Day and our four seniors that have done so much for our program these last four years.”

The seniors all had a big hand in the sweep on Saturday. In the first game, senior Monica Crowe improved to 15-2 overall and 7-0 in the HCAC on the mound, allowing six hits and two runs while striking out three.

“Monica holds eight school records and has been the ace of our staff for the last three years,” said Holloway. “We couldn’t ask for any more from her and we feel anytime she takes the mound, we are going to win the game.”

Senior Kelly Rusterholz drove in the winning run in the bottom of the seventh inning of the first game with a double and finished with a pair of two-baggers in the contest. She added another RBI double in the first game.

“Kelly has persevered through a lot of injuries in her four years, but they couldn’t replace her heart,” said Holloway. “She has really bought into the program and been a leader for us these last few years.”

In the second game, seniors Megan Kruse and Stephanie Atkins both had home runs and accounted for the last five RBI of the second game. Kruse had a three-run homer in the fourth inning and Atkins added a two-run blast in the fifth frame.

“Those two kids have been linchpins for us at first base and catcher for the last four years,” said Holloway.

Devin Moorman won her eighth straight decision on the mound in the second contest, improving to 8-4 overall and 7-0 in the HCAC. The junior allowed four hits and two runs while striking out a career-high nine Grizzlies.

Sophomore Katie Lee and junors Natalie Moorhouse and Katy Ogden led the offense with two hits each.

AU (25-10, 14-0 HCAC) travels to Mt. St. Joseph next Saturday for the regular season finale at 1 p.m. AU will host the HCAC post-season tournament starting on May 4.

In the first game,  Cole Heberling had the only RBI of the game, scoring Michael Tucker and Brett Detty on a single in the fourth inning.

Greg Vogt earned the victory on the mound, allowing just three hits and no runs in the complete game decision, striking out eight with just one walk.

In the second game, Jacob Craft led the Raven offense with two hits and two RBI, including a double.

Detty had a double, triple, two runs and an RBI and Vince Moore added two hits. Tucker chipped in with a double, two runs and two RBI.

Dan Schmitz earned the victory on the mound, allowing fou hits and one earned run in seven innings while striking out nine.

Tyler Watson and Andrew Enderle both tossed a hitless, scoreless inning of relief with a combined three strikeouts.

AU (22-10, 14-3 HCAC) plays at Defiance on Sunday in the final game of the series at 1 p.m.

AU (3-7, 3-4 HCAC) hosts Manchester on Wednesday at 4 p.m.

EARLHAM 5, ANDERSON 0

Singles - 1. Anton Bartashevich (E) def. Drew Lovern (AU) 6-1, 6-1; 2. Andrey Gavrilov (E) def. Brock Bell (AU) 6-1, 6-1.

Doubles – 1. Hank Levin/Anton Bartashevich (EARLHAM) def. Drew Lovern/Brock Bell (AU) 8-2; 2. Brad Maisey/Andrey Gavrilov (E) def. Federico Boscaini/Adam Millikan (AU) 8-4; 3. Brent Kramer/Nabil Parkar (EARLHAM) def. Logan Hendrickson/Kodee McIntosh (AU) 8-5.

Tony Johnson led the Ravens with a victory in the 100 meters in a time of 11.05.

Other top five finishers for the Ravens were Leonard Wells in the shot put (2nd, 47-11) and discus (2nd, 148-3), Brad McNeil in the 400 hurdles (4th, 56.47) and the 400 meter relay team of Ryan Mote, Kyle Vergon, Chazz Millman and Johnson (43.00).

Wabash won the meet with 173 2/3 points, followed by Rose-Hulman (117.5), Washington (115), Franklin (72.5), Greenville (59 1/3), Anderson (48), DePauw (36), Spalding (36), Principia (35) and Marian (33) in the top 10.

AU travels to Franklin next Friday and Saturday for the HCAC Championships.

Top 20 AU finishers

100 meters – 1. Tony Johnson, 11.05

200 meters – 7. Kyle Vergon, 22.80

400 meters – 6. Chazz Millman, 51.02; 17. Logan Wilhelm, 53.87; 18. Wayne Wineglass, 54.03

800 meters – 8. Matt St. Amour, 1:57.70; 11. Marc St. Amour, 1:59.70; 19. Jeremiah Stichter, 2:02.33

1,500 meters – 10. Eric Linn, 4:09.39; 12. Emby Duncan, 4:09.83

110 hurdles – 7. Brad McNeil, 15.80; 9. Max Kittle, 15.94

400 hurdles – 4. Brad McNeil, 56.47; 16. Chaven Davidson, 59.45

400 relay – 4. Anderson, 43.00

LJ – 12. Leslie Rowley, 18-11; 16. Ryan Mote, 17-11

TJ – 7. Brody Tunis, 39-2

SP – 2. Leonard Wells, 47-11

Discus – 2. Leonard Wells, 148-3; 16. Jon Guhl, 115-9

Javelin – 7. Eric Mitchel, 134-6

For complete individual and team results go to the 2012 Schedule/Results page on the AU athletic web site.

Alex Friske won the 100 hurdles in 15.13 and Emily Radke won the shot put with a toss of 39 5 3/4. Radke was second in the discus (120-3) and Friske was fourth in the 200 meters (26.74).

Other top five finishers for the Ravens were Sarah Bromagem in the 800 meters (4th, 2:17.56) and Amanda Spear in the javelin (4th,
102-8).

Washington won the meet with 185 points, followed by DePauw (117.5), Marian (90), Hanover (65), Greenville (51.5), Anderson (51), Franklin (51), Rose-Hulman (46), Principia (34) and Webster (28) in the top 10.

AU travels to Franklin next Friday and Saturday for the HCAC Championships.

Top 10 AU finishers

200 meters – 4. Alex Friske, 26.74; 18. Alisha Sink, 31.23

400 meters – 8. Alisha Sink, 1:10.47

800 meters – 4. Sarah Bromagem, 2:17.56

1,500 meters – 7. Candace DeLong, 5:03.12

3,000 meters – 11. Desiree Maran, 11:38.70

100 hurdles – 1. Alex Friske, 15.13

LJ – 8. Marissa Goodwin, 14-10

PV – 8. Destynne Moore, 8-9

Discus – 2. Emily Radke, 120-3; 11. Shantol McMahon, 94-7; 13. Sarah Bromagem, 89-6; 16. Amanda Spear, 84-10

Hammer – 9. Amanda Spear, 115-0; 10. Emily Radke, 111-2; 15. Shantol McMahon, 98-2

SP – 1. Emily Radke, 39-5 3/4; 6. Shantol McMahon, 32-9

Javelin – 4. Amanda Spear, 102-8; 13. Shantol McMahon, 68-4

For complete individual and team results go to the 2012 Schedule/Results page on the AU athletic web site.

With the score tied at 4-4, Ethan Hillman (pictured left) won a three-set tiebreaker against Justin Walker at No. 6 singles by a score of 3-6, 6-4, 7-6 (7-4).

Brock Bell (No. 2 singles and No. 1 doubles) and Adam Millikan (No. 4 singles and No. 2 doubles) each won two matches for the Ravens.

Other winners for AU were Drew Lovern (No. 1 doubles) and Federico Boscaini (No. 2 doubles).

AU (3-6, 3-3 HCAC) hosts Earlham on Saturday at 11 a.m.

ANDERSON 5, DEFIANCE 4

Singles – 1. Trevor Ault (DC) def. Lovern, Drew (AU) 6-0, 6-4; 2. Bell, Brock (AU) def. Austin Gray (DC) 3-6, 6-1, 6-3; 3. Cord Speelman (DC) def. Boscaini, Federico (AU) 6-4, 6-4; 4. Millikan, Adam (AU) def. Ryan Nelson (DC) 6-4, 6-4; 5. Craig Bills (DC) def. McIntosh, Kodee (AU) 6-1, 6-1; 6. Hillman, Ethan (AU) def. Justin Walker (DC) 3-6, 6-4, 7-6.

Doubles – 1. Bell, Brock/Lovern, Drew (AU) def. Trevor Ault/Ryan Nelson (DC) 8-3; 2. Boscaini, Federico/Millikan, Adam (AU) def. Craig Bills/Cord Speelman (DC) 8-5; 3. Austin Gray/Justin Walker (DEFIANCE) def. Hillman, Ethan/McIntosh, Kodee (AU) 8-1.

AU improved to 23-10 overall and 12-0 in the HCAC, clinching the regular season title and home field advantage in the post-season tournament on May 4-5.

“We have accomplished our first goal that we set this season and that was to win the regular season championship,” said AU coach Tony Holloway. “Now we need to finish the conference season strong and get ready to defend our tournament title and reach that second goal of advancing to the NCAA National Tournament again.”

In the first game, Monica Crowe earned the victory on the mound, improving to 14-2 overall and 6-0 in the HCAC. The senior allowed eight hits and one run while striking out nine in the complete game performance.

Katie Lee led the Raven offense with a home run (Pictured left) and Natalie Moorhouse drove in the game-winning run with a RBI double in the sixth inning to score Amy Wuestefeld, who had also doubled earlier in the frame.

In the second game, Devin Moorman won her seventh straight decision to improve to 7-4 overall and 6-0 in the HCAC. The junior allowed six hits and one run while striking out one in the complete game performance.

Nichole Frazier drove in the winning run in the seventh inning with a single, scoring Megan Ream, who had reached base earlier in the inning.

Stephanie Atkins had a double and a run scored and Moorhouse added another double.

AU hosts Franklin on Saturday for Senior Day at 1 p.m.