Well, ITA indoors are over. #5 CWRU lost to #4 Claremont-Scripps, but then beat #1 Denison, avenging last season's national title loss.
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#1
Lacrosse, track, cross country, softball / Re: Division III Tennis
February 22, 2026, 10:51:44 PM #2
Region 2 football (New York and Pennsylvania-ish) / Re: FB: Presidents' Athletic Conference
February 11, 2026, 02:30:08 PM
Hadn't noticed until now that CWRU's 2026 schedule has dropped.
https://athletics.case.edu/sports/football/schedule
I hate that we don't have our "Trophy Game" rivalries against Carnegie-Mellon and Wooster as our non-conference games.
But at least we get a UAA team in one game (Rochester).
https://athletics.case.edu/sports/football/schedule
I hate that we don't have our "Trophy Game" rivalries against Carnegie-Mellon and Wooster as our non-conference games.
But at least we get a UAA team in one game (Rochester).
#3
Lacrosse, track, cross country, softball / Re: Division III Tennis
February 06, 2026, 04:51:15 PM
CWRU opens its fall schedule with 7-0 sweeps of Wabash and Anderson.
And then.....
Beats Hope 5-2 and sweeps Rose-Hulman 7-0.
4-0 start for the #5 ranked Spartans!
And then.....
Beats Hope 5-2 and sweeps Rose-Hulman 7-0.
4-0 start for the #5 ranked Spartans!
#4
Region 4 football (Great Lakes-ish) / Re: FB: North Coast Athletic Conference
December 30, 2025, 04:58:48 PM
Greetings!
To any Wooster fans out there. Now that CWRU needs two OOC opponents for next season, has there been any talk of reviving the "Baird Brothers Trophy" game? I had the late Robert Baird for Microeconomics at CWRU.
At one point, that "fishing" trophy was profiled as one of the most interesting in college football by Sports Illustrated.
Would love to see that series/rivalry revived!
To any Wooster fans out there. Now that CWRU needs two OOC opponents for next season, has there been any talk of reviving the "Baird Brothers Trophy" game? I had the late Robert Baird for Microeconomics at CWRU.
At one point, that "fishing" trophy was profiled as one of the most interesting in college football by Sports Illustrated.
Would love to see that series/rivalry revived!
#5
General Division III issues / Re: Future of Division III
December 21, 2025, 01:44:15 PM
Is CWRU anywhere on the list. I know that their total endowment is in the $2.4 billion range or so.
#6
Women's soccer / Re: NCAA Tournament 2025
November 28, 2025, 11:19:29 AM
Well, as a grad of a UAA school that didn't make it, I hope that the national champion ends up being ONE of our UAA brethren!
#7
Region 1 football (New England-ish) / Re: FB: New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference
November 18, 2025, 10:25:18 AM
Ladies and Gentlemen,
As a retired Army Officer (Lieutenant Colonel; served on Active Duty from 1998-2018), I had the privilege of serving with USMMA grads who worked either as Active Army Officers in the Logistics and Engineering fields, or as USN reservists who came to do their summer work at US Army Transcom seaports, and Coast Guard Academy grads, mostly in Kuwait and at military seaports who had various port security roles, and have always been impressed with grads of both of the D3 service academies.
This past weekend, I watched the Secretaries Cup game on ESPN+ for the first time ever. It was truly a game for the ages, and its outcome wasn't certain until literally the final "tip" play failed.
I was pulling for USMMA in the matchup simply because during my days as an Army Logistician I did so much work with the Merchant Marine, but I was really just happy to see a good game.
Looking back, I almost wish I had applied to USMMA. At the time, I didn't realize that their grads could commission not only in the US Navy Reserves, but also as active duty officers in all six branches of the armed forces, and even.........unlike any other federal service academy......in the NOAA Commissioned Corps, which may be the best kept secret in the entire federal uniformed services.
Kudos to both our D3 service academies!
I think I will make watching this game an annual event.
I try to watch the Army/Navy game every year and pull for Army, but it's hard, given how many West Pointers I had to work with over two decades (my commission was via ROTC).
But I can watch the Secretaries' Cup game and cheer for Merchant Marine with no such caveats!
As a retired Army Officer (Lieutenant Colonel; served on Active Duty from 1998-2018), I had the privilege of serving with USMMA grads who worked either as Active Army Officers in the Logistics and Engineering fields, or as USN reservists who came to do their summer work at US Army Transcom seaports, and Coast Guard Academy grads, mostly in Kuwait and at military seaports who had various port security roles, and have always been impressed with grads of both of the D3 service academies.
This past weekend, I watched the Secretaries Cup game on ESPN+ for the first time ever. It was truly a game for the ages, and its outcome wasn't certain until literally the final "tip" play failed.
I was pulling for USMMA in the matchup simply because during my days as an Army Logistician I did so much work with the Merchant Marine, but I was really just happy to see a good game.
Looking back, I almost wish I had applied to USMMA. At the time, I didn't realize that their grads could commission not only in the US Navy Reserves, but also as active duty officers in all six branches of the armed forces, and even.........unlike any other federal service academy......in the NOAA Commissioned Corps, which may be the best kept secret in the entire federal uniformed services.
Kudos to both our D3 service academies!
I think I will make watching this game an annual event.
I try to watch the Army/Navy game every year and pull for Army, but it's hard, given how many West Pointers I had to work with over two decades (my commission was via ROTC).
But I can watch the Secretaries' Cup game and cheer for Merchant Marine with no such caveats!
#8
Region 2 football (New York and Pennsylvania-ish) / Re: FB: Presidents' Athletic Conference
November 18, 2025, 09:54:32 AM
Well, now that wraps up a really disappointing season. First losing record in over a decade.
I hope that we can rebound.
At least our men's and women's soccer teams made us proud this Fall.
I hope that we can rebound.
At least our men's and women's soccer teams made us proud this Fall.
#9
Women's soccer / Re: NCAA Tournament 2025
November 18, 2025, 09:47:42 AM
The CWRU Lady Spartans definitely fell flat. Couldn't win in two overtimes despite a one player advantage.
And then completely BOLO'ed the penalty kicks. Swarthmore deserved to make the Sweet 16. I hope that they go on to win it all!
And then completely BOLO'ed the penalty kicks. Swarthmore deserved to make the Sweet 16. I hope that they go on to win it all!
#10
Women's soccer / Re: NCAA Tournament 2025
November 16, 2025, 10:20:50 AM
CWRU plays Swarthmore today.
Can anyone give me a preview?
Can anyone give me a preview?
#11
Women's soccer / Re: NCAA Tournament 2025
November 15, 2025, 10:15:23 PM
CWRU obliterated Rose-Hulman 5-0 in round one.
#12
Women's soccer / Re: 2025 Women's Soccer Top 25
November 11, 2025, 11:36:26 AM
GO CWRU LADY SPARTANS!!!!
#13
Women's soccer / Re: 2025 Women's Soccer Top 25
November 02, 2025, 01:46:47 PM
Four of the current top five in NPI are UAA schools.
Go CWRU!!!
Go CWRU!!!
#14
Region 2 football (New York and Pennsylvania-ish) / Re: FB: Presidents' Athletic Conference
October 20, 2025, 10:40:00 AM
I hope that we can. Of course, should we upset W&J, then we'd have a shot at a co-championship as well if we can follow that up against GCC. Should be an exciting conference race at season's end!
#15
Region 2 football (New York and Pennsylvania-ish) / Re: FB: Presidents' Athletic Conference
October 13, 2025, 10:40:41 AMQuote from: E.115 on October 12, 2025, 09:33:11 PMAlso fantastic new video scoreboard at CWRU.
FANCY SCHMANCY!!!!
Nice upgrade!