Evangel Valor News

After recording Evangel’s lowest score at the Ron Streck Invitational and leading EU to a first place finish, Reagan Streck was named Heart Men’s Golfer of the week, announced by the conference office on Monday.

Valor Baseball concluded their four game home series on Monday (Mar. 20) afternoon, looking to take or split the series with the Vikings of Missouri Valley. Evangel used strong pitching to shut out the Vikings in game three, 8-0, but fell in a close matchup in game four, 3-2, in extra innings, leading to the split with Missouri Valley.

Valor Women’s Tennis matched up with the Ottawa Braves on Monday (Mar. 20) afternoon, looking to grab their sixth consecutive victory and open KCAC conference play on the right foot. Despite winning the point in doubles play, the women were swept in singles, earning an additional point as the Valor fell, 5-2, to a tough Ottawa squad that was picked to finish fourth in the preseason conference poll.

After a strong team performance at the Harding Spring Invitational, Evangel Track and Field was honored with four athletes being named as Heart Track and Field Athletes of the Week.

The Evangel men’s tennis team traveled to Ottawa, Kan., on Monday (Mar. 20) afternoon for their first road match of the season and their conference opener against the Ottawa Braves. The Valor men fought hard, but ultimately fell, being swept against a tough Ottawa squad that was picked to finish fourth in the preseason conference ratings, 7-0.

After earning Evangel’s lone win on Sunday, graduate pitcher Austin Dill earned Heart Pitcher of the Week honors for his third time this season and for the second consecutive week.

After recording Evangel’s lowest score at the Ron Streck Invitational and leading EU to a first place finish, Reagan Streck was named Heart Men’s Golfer of the week, announced by the conference office on Monday.

Valor Baseball concluded their four game home series on Monday (Mar. 20) afternoon, looking to take or split the series with the Vikings of Missouri Valley. Evangel used strong pitching to shut out the Vikings in game three, 8-0, but fell in a close matchup in game four, 3-2, in extra innings, leading to the split with Missouri Valley.

Valor Women’s Tennis matched up with the Ottawa Braves on Monday (Mar. 20) afternoon, looking to grab their sixth consecutive victory and open KCAC conference play on the right foot. Despite winning the point in doubles play, the women were swept in singles, earning an additional point as the Valor fell, 5-2, to a tough Ottawa squad that was picked to finish fourth in the preseason conference poll.

After a strong team performance at the Harding Spring Invitational, Evangel Track and Field was honored with four athletes being named as Heart Track and Field Athletes of the Week.