For the second year in a row, the Flying Dutchmen football team has returned the coveted Wooden Shoes to Holland after their annual bout with Kalamazoo College. Saturday’s competition pitted a win-less Kalamazoo team with a Hope squad still recovering from a loss to Trine. As Senior Jakob Zanski put it, “We knew we needed…
Last Saturday, Oct. 21, the Hope College football team traveled to Angola, Indiana to face off against MIAA opponent Trine University. This matchup was widely thought to be the final test standing between the Flying Dutchmen and their first MIAA championship in 10 years. The challenge proved to be too much, however, as the Dutchmen…
As the 2017 cross country season comes to a close, both the men’s and women’s teams now find themselves gearing up for the MIAA Championships hosted by Adrian College on Oct. 28. Competitions throughout the month of September and up to this point in October have favored the women’s team, as the Flying Dutch have…
The Hope College soccer team went into Homecoming Weekend with one mission— retribution. The Flying Dutch kicked off this Saturday, Oct. 14, against Kalamazoo College. The Hornets had handed the Dutch their only loss of their otherwise stellar season exactly one month earlier on Sept. 14, when Hope visited Kalamazoo on the road. The excitement…
Week 7 of the college football season has passed and it was a rainy one. However, that did not stop the Flying Dutchmen football team as they put together yet another strong victory against conference opponent Adrian. They played hard in the rainy weather to defeat Adrian 22-3. This is Hope’s third conference victory and…
Hope College men’s soccer kicked off against MIAA opponent Olivet College Saturday, Sept. 23, at Van Andel Stadium. The Dutchmen entered the match coming off an exciting 2-1 overtime win against Albion, looking to improve upon their league record, and improve they did, defeating the Comets soundly in a 5-0 showing. Hope got started early…
Three Hope College soccer players earned MIAA Player of the Week recognition this week. For men’s soccer, James Reymann (’19) claimed the award on the defensive end. Reymann assisted on three goals in the past two games for the Dutchmen, one against Albion on Wednes- day, Sept. 20 and two against Olivet on Saturday, Sept….
As the college football season rolls on, we’ve seen Hope College start off strong with a 2-1 record against stiff non- conference opponents. After three games, the squad has a bye week that will give them time to prepare for their MIAA conference schedule. This is a good time to reflect on the first few…
Beginning the season by placing first in two out of the first three competitions is starting off on the right foot by anyone’s standards. To add to this feat, Hope College’s Men’s golf team has appeared a notch above the rest of the conference earning Player of the Week Awards for each of the first…
Hope College women’s soccer faced off this week at Van Andel Stadium against MIAA rival Calvin College. The preseason MIAA coaches’ poll favored the Dutch this year, but Coach Sears and the team know that longtime powerhouse Calvin would be one of the greatest threats for the Hope squad this year. Hope-Calvin matchups are always…