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39 Beaver athletes among Heartland Academic All-HCAC honorees

CARMEL, Ind. – The Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference (HCAC) has announced the Fall honorees for Tom Bohlsen Academic All-HCAC.  Academic All-Conference selections have at least a cumulative 3.5 GPA and are varsity athletes. 

The cumulative GPA is the student-athletes GPA at the end of the semester preceding the end of the fall season. The student-athlete must have completed the equivalent of a full academic year and must be a full-time enrolled student at the institution to be eligible for the Academic All-Conference award.

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Bluffton Soccer Club spring registration is open

Spring 2023 registration for the Bluffton Soccer Club is open.

Organizers emphasize, "Registration will close January 31 and we will not be able to accept late registrations."

The club includes teams for the following groups:

U8 Girls

U8 Coed

U10 Girls

U10 Coed

U12 Girls

U12 Coed

U15 Coed

The club coordinates instruction, training and education of players, coaches and referees.

REGISTRATION LINK

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Winter baseball camp hosted by Beavers on Jan. 15

Bluffton University is hosting a Winter Camp to help high school baseball players prepare for their upcoming seasons.

Campers will get individualized attention while working directly with the Bluffton University Baseball staff and players. Low player-to-coach ratios, a variety of drills designed to improve specific skills, and an abundance of repetitions in a positive and supportive environment allow all campers to get value from their investment.

More winter camp info

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Beavers sports recap, December 3

Women's basketball
The Bluffton University women's basketball team struggled to put the biscuit in the basket as Hanover walloped the Beavers 74-50 on Saturday, Dec. 3. Bluffton suffered its first lost, falling to 4-1 and 1-1 in the conference. Hanover upped its mark to 5-2 with a perfect 2-0 HCAC record.

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BHS swim team has strong season opener at Waterdog Sprint meet

Two Pirate freshmen set new team records in 50 freestyle

The Bluffton High School swim team opened their 2022 season at the Waterdog Sprint meet hosted by Celina High School and held at the Jay County Pool in Indiana on December 3.

Seventeen teams from the region competed in the sprint meet that included four events: the 50 freestyle, 50 butterfly, 50 backstroke and 50 breaststroke. There were about 170 girls and 90 boys competing for the day. Top 16 places in each event scored points for their team.

The Bluffton boys team won the meet with 187.5 points from six swimmers. St. Mary’s finished second with 115 points and Ottawa Glandorf finished third with 75.5 points.

The Bluffton girls placed third with 85 points from eight swimmers. Ottawa Glandorf took the top honor with 109 points and Fort Recovery finished in second with 92 points.

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BHS girls basketball edged by Ottoville

By Cort Reynolds

The visiting Bluffton High School girls basketball squad suffered its first loss 45-43 at Ottoville in a non-league nailbiter Saturday afternoon, December 3.

The Lady Pirates dropped to 4-1 with the close loss that knocked them from the unbeaten ranks. Meanwhile, the Big Green improved to 3-1 with the win.

"We dug ourselves a hole and made uncharacteristic mistakes," said Pirate head coach Eric Garmatter. 

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