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Track and field approaches end of season
Track and field Coach Winston Kenton will lose seven students after graduation this year but still sees promise in the remaining members of the team.
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Baseball losses put bye to regionals out of reach
Even after losing to Tabor College and Kansas Wesleyan University, the Friends University baseball team still has a chance to take third in conference.
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Falcons stumble but have chance to retaliate
Previously No. 1 in the conference, the Falcon softball team fell to Ottawa University, making the team’s final match-up today the deciding factor for the conference title.
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Recruiting athletes: A two-way street
Friends University coaches begin recruiting athletes during their junior year of high school and encourage these students to become a par of the Freinds athletic team.
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Men and women's tennis continue to show promise
The men’s and women’s tennis teams traveled to Salina last Saturday to play in the final regular season conference match of the season against the Kansas Wesleyan Coyotes.
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Golf team takes second in KCAC
For the first time in 12 years, the golf team placed above Bethany College in the KCAC. Friends took second in the conference just slightly behind Southwestern College, and players look forward to regionals.
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Farewell: O’Brien leaves for head coaching job
Matt O'Brien will be remembered by his players and by Coach Faber for his enthusiasm and hard work as he takes his leave to coach basketball in McPherson.
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Softball team is front runner in conference
The Friends softball team won four out of six games last week and has lost only one conference game.
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Falcons beat Ottawa twice, advance in KCAC
The Falcons’ doubleheader victory at Lawrence Dumont Stadium against the Ottawa Braves propelled them forward in conference and is the fourth win the Falcons have had against Ottawa this season.
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‘Best is yet to come’ for track and field
Sophomore Ebony Phillips continues to elevate the track program by placing first in events
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