Haskell sports

Haskell falls to Saint Mary, 37-6
October 12, 2008
The University of Saint Mary football team defeated Haskell Indian Nations University, 37-6, on Saturday. Haskell’s lone touchdown was Casey Wilson’s 70-yard reception from Victor Ramos. Ramos threw for 128 yards, one touchdown and four interceptions. Ryan Alden also played, throwing for 73 yards and two interceptions.
Surging Baker, struggling Haskell aim for victories
J-W Staff Reports
October 11, 2008
Football teams from Haskell Indian Nation University and Baker University are scheduled for short bus trips today. Haskell (2-4) will take its aerial circus to Leavenworth for a 1:30 p.m. clash with University of St. Mary, while surging Baker (3-2) will go to Liberty, Mo., for a noon battle with William Jewell.
Haskell falls to Lincoln Lions
October 5, 2008
The Haskell Indian Nations football team was defeated by the Lincoln Lions by a final score of 43-37.
Haskell to face Lincoln; Baker takes on Graceland
J-W Staff Reports
October 4, 2008
At Haskell Indian Nations University, Ryan Alden and Quentin Haynes have emerged as a potent 1-2 punch. At Baker University, Mack Brown and Richie Bryant have been producing the big offensive numbers.
Baker, Haskell looking for football victories
September 27, 2008
Baker University hopes to bounce back from a bummer. Haskell Indian Nations University is also on the comeback trail. HINU’s football team will entertain Waldorf at 1 p.m. today at Haskell Stadium, while BU will go to Atchison for a 2 p.m. clash with Benedictine.
Haskell puts up big numbers, still loses
By Chuck Woodling
September 21, 2008
Ryan Alden and Casey Wilson are still works in progress. When they’re clicking, the Haskell Indian Nations University freshmen may be the most explosive pitch-catch duo in NAIA football.
Where should Mark on the Move go next? Let us know!
By Mark Boyle
September 21, 2008
This week “Mark’s on the move” takes us to Haskell Indian Nations University. Spending several hours following around the grounds crew, we learned much more about the weekly field preparation prior to the three football games played at Haskell Stadium. Although they won’t admit it, these grounds crewworkers truly are the unsung heroes behind every football game. Whether they are watering, rolling, replacing divots, or stringing and lining the field every week, they take a lot of pride in their work as they should.
Surging Haskell aiming for two straight wins
By Chuck Woodling
September 20, 2008
Not since the start of the 2005 season has Haskell Indian Nations University won back-to-back football games. The Fightin’ Indians will have another chance at back-to-back victories today when they tangle with winless MacMurray College. Kickoff will be at 2 p.m. at Haskell Stadium.
Haskell dumps Bacone
By Chuck Woodling
September 15, 2008
Those first two blowouts? Fuhgeddabout ’em. Haskell Indian Nations University football players erased their memory banks and stunned Bacone College, 29-22, on Sunday afternoon at Haskell Stadium.
Haskell to play today
J-W Staff Reports
September 14, 2008
Haskell Indian Nations University’s football game with Bacone, originally scheduled for Saturday night, was postponed until 4 p.m. today because of wet grounds at Haskell Stadium.
Missouri Southern defeats Haskell, 66-9
J-W Staff Reports
September 5, 2008
Missouri Southern’s football team downed Haskell Indian Nations University, 66-9, on Thursday night.
QB battle brewing for Haskell football
By Chuck Woodling
August 10, 2008
Of the two returning quarterbacks at Haskell Indian Nations University, Tyler Sessions owns the glossiest stats. Yet Sessions will be the No. 2 QB when the Fightin’ Indians begin preseason football drills on Monday morning.
Haskell takes two
March 28, 2008
Haskell Indian Nations University’s softball team swept a pair of games against Southwestern (5-1, 4-0) on Thursday.
Haskell softball swept by Ottawa
By Jason Elmquist
March 14, 2008
The Haskell Indian Nations University softball squad was trying to swing for the fences in Thursday’s doubleheader against Ottawa University, but came up short.
Three HINU players earn all-league honor
March 4, 2008
Three Haskell Indian Nations University basketball players have been named to the All-Midlands Collegiate Conference first team.

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