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Beaver baseball recap May 11

KOKOMO, Ind.--The Manchester University baseball team continued to have Bluffton's number as the Spartans opened the 2023 Heartland Conference with an 11-3 victory on Thursday, May 11. Bluffton fell to 22-15 on the season and they will now await the loser of the Anderson/Rose-Hulman contest.

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Pirate tennis win vs. Kenton

By Cort Reynolds

The Bluffton High School boys tennis team defeated Kenton 3-2 Tuesday evening, May 9.

The Pirates captured all three singles matches to improve their record to 6-10 this season. The Wildcats fell to 3-12 after the loss.

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Pirate softball nips AE in sectional slugfest

By Cort Reynolds

Visiting Allen East slammed four home runs, but the Bluffton High School softball team edged the rival Mustangs 14-13 in a seesaw Div. III sectional semifinal thriller Tuesday evening, May 9.

The Mustang girls fell to 10-10 with the defeat, while the Pirates improved to an identical 10-10 mark with the narrow win.

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Cline earns First Team All-HCAC honors

The Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference (HCAC) has announced its women's golf All-Conference team. The team features Beaver sophomore Kiley Cline (Fostoria/St. Wendelin). She becomes the first Bluffton women's golfer in school history to earn all-conference honors.

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Beavers baseball #3 seed in HCAC tournamnet

LOUISVILLE, Ind.--The Bluffton University baseball team downed Hanover College 5-2 in game two on Sunday, May 5, tying the school record with victory number 22. 

Bluffton finished its Heartland Conference slate with a 14-8 mark, giving the Beavers a school-record .636 winning percentage in HCAC contests. The Sunday split also sends Bluffton into the HCAC Tournament with a Bluffton-best #3 seed after wrapping up the regular season with a 22-14 mark overall.

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Beavers men's golf recap for Heartland Conference Championships

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FLORENCE, Ind. - The Bluffton University men's golf team shot a 313 on Sunday, giving the Beavers a best-ever 4th place finish at the Heartland Conference Championships on Sunday, May 7. The 944 came up one stroke shy for 54 holes and the 4th place finish bested the 6th place finishes Bluffton put up the past two years.

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