Leathernecks

The game started off on a high note for the Leathernecks as freshman Xavier Brown scored his first goal of the season and put the Leathernecks up by one.

The Bison beat the Leathernecks collecting 44 runs on 42 hits for the weekend.

The Leathernecks’ perseverance kept the game close throughout the fourth quarter, but NDSU was always able to maintain a stable lead.

Before the Panthers’ Saturday afternoon game against the Western Illinois Leathernecks, redshirt sophomore forward Kooper Jacobi was seen with a boot on his foot.

Despite loading the bases in the top of the ninth, the Leathernecks weren’t able to plate a run, giving Butler the 3-2 decision.

Heavy rains had swept the big island for several days, and the young Leathernecks—most of them unschooled in combat—knew that trouble was coming.

Our Leathernecks are a No. 12 seed with a tough opening round matchup against No. 5 seed Seton Hall.

The harried Leathernecks had no time to greet the “doggies” with the usual derision.

The top finisher for the Leathernecks also came from Sierra Long.

Western Illinois’ NCAA tournament run in Year 26, continuedThe Leathernecks enter the 2033 NCAA tournament looking to become back-to-back national champs for the first time in our College Hoops 2K8 sim dynasty.

After the Leatherneck defense forced a three-and-out, the Leathernecks were driving again.

All six Leathernecks won their singles matches, while Rossa didn’t compete that day.

Connell is currently the assist-leader for the Leathernecks, raking up a total of 149 assists this season so far.

He has started all 15 games for the Leathernecks and has only been taken out four times.

In the top of the second, Dorethy hit a two-run homer to put the Leathernecks up early.

Looking at the upcoming weekend, the Leathernecks look to line up pretty closely to their three opponents that they are scheduled to face off with.

MACOMB, Ill. — The Western Illinois Leathernecks defeated the University of Detroit Mercy Titans, 2-0, for their second win in a row.

MACOMB, Ill. — The Western Illinois Leathernecks fell to the Tennessee Tech Golden Eagles in a downpour, 24-38.

Shult is currently the third-ranking kill leader for the Leathernecks, having 58 total kills for the 2019 season.

The Leathernecks are 1-2 in conference play this season after a homestand against South Dakota State over spring break.