Crusaders falter late at NCAA regional

A poor finish disrupted an otherwise solid day at the Scarlet Course for the Valparaiso men’s golf team on the second day of the NCAA regional in Columbus.

Middle holes doom Crusaders at NCAA regional tournament in Ohio

The Valparaiso men’s golf team started strong and finished strong at the NCAA tournament in Columbus on Thursday afternoon.

Starting pitchers steal the show in title game

GARY | Pitching was the biggest concern for Kent State and Kentucky entering the NCAA Gary Regional title game, but both starting pitchers shined on Sunday night.

Campbell's three-run home run lifts Kent State to Gary Regional title

GARY | The only home run of the NCAA Gary Regional turned out to be a game-winner, and a hot-button topic.

Schreiber hopes Purdue isn't a one-time wonder

GARY | Purdue baseball made its first NCAA tournament appearance in 25 years this weekend.

Boilermakers see dream season come to a close

GARY | Two innings provided the final nail into Purdue’s resurgent baseball season Sunday afternoon.

Kent State pops Purdue for 19th win in a row

GARY | The Big Ten Pitcher of the Year couldn't cool off red-hot Kent State.

Clark grad brings NCAA baseball to Gary

GARY | When Dan Mason started looking for an alternate site in case Purdue was granted an NCAA baseball regional, he was secretly excited that the RailCats had open dates this weekend.

Griffith grad Bridges shines with bat, glove in Purdue win

GARY | The fan support was large and hearty for Griffith graduate Ryan Brigges on Friday at U.S. Steel Yard, and the Purdue senior first baseman gave them reason to cheer.

Boilers beat VU to pick up first NCAA tournament victory

GARY | Maybe it was the nerves. Maybe it was the waiting. Maybe it just wasn’t meant to be for the Valparaiso University baseball team.

Purdue, Valpo fans cheer on teams

Purdue and Valparaiso fans packed U.S. Steel Yard to watch their ball clubs battle in the NCAA Regional.

Marathon taxes Kent State, Kentucky pitching staffs

GARY | Success in postseason baseball typically comes down to the amount of available pitchers, and Kentucky and Kent State are both behind the eight ball after combining for 42 innings of work Friday.

Kent State outlasts Kentucky in 21-inning marathon

GARY | The race doesn't always go to the swiftest.

JIM PETERS: The game that would never end

GARY | The first NCAA baseball tournament game in Northwest Indiana will be one that won't soon be forgotten.

Valparaiso and Purdue play the waiting game

GARY | As the hours ticked away Friday night, players from both Purdue and Valparaiso paced through the concourse of U.S. Steel Yard, trying to do anything but think about the waiting.

Will Hagel, fifth year senior player for Valparaiso, Q&A

Senior, IF/OF, 5-11, 185

Connor Podkul, LaPorte graduate and Purdue freshman, Q&A

Freshman, RHP, R/R, 6-4, 205

Purdue’s Mascarello, Bridges play at “home” for first time in four years

GARY | The Purdue Boilermakers will play 92 miles from West Lafayette today when they “host” Valparaiso, just 26 miles away, in the NCAA Regional baseball game at U.S. Steel Yard.