Cedarville Invitational: No. 1 Concordia-St. Paul takes win over Lady Jackets in 3 sets
By Danielle Cherry
Coming off Friday night's five-set loss to No. 23 Gannon, Cedarville hoped for the big upset Saturday afternoon.
But preseason No. 1 team in the nation Concordia-St. Paul came out swinging and kept the Jackets on their toes, ultimately taking a 25-22, 25-13, 25-21 victory in the finale of the Cedarville Invitational.
The Lady Jackets knew they had a challenge ahead of them, but they showed no fear when they stepped onto the court. Actually there was a resilience ...
Cedarville Invitational: Gannon checkmates Jackets in 5 sets
By Danielle Cherry
With a brand new starting lineup and fresh off their first match and victory earlier on Friday against Missouri-St. Louis, Cedarville walked into a full evening crowd that was ready to cheer them on against Gannon on the first day of the Cedarville Invitational.
Starting with incredible momentum, the Jackets seemed headed for an obvious win, but set three changed the game. With a fight all the way to set five, Gannon won the final three sets for a 13-25, 19-25, 25-15, ...
New team, new identity: Cedarville’s men’s soccer season begins with scoreless tie
By Tayler Sharp
The Cedarville Yellow Jackets kicked off the soccer season Thursday night with a 0-0 tie against the Indianapolis Greyhounds.
The season opener was a highly anticipated game for many reasons. The Yellow Jackets are ranked No. 2 in the G-MAC Conference preseason polls and 21st in the Division II national rankings. Not to mention it being the first game since their undefeated 2025 regular season.
Though this is not the same team as the undefeated team from ...
The Sellars siblings’ season of strength
By Emily Tuttle
A young Ethan and Ella Sellars rush to the driveway after school, grabbing a basketball on the way and pushing to be the first one to the hoop. Running shooting drills and training together while arguing over foul calls was a snapshot of the friendly rivalry that lived in their household.
“Everything we did was kind of competitive,” Ethan said. “It kind of started with basketball, but then it kind of fell into other things.”
Ethan and Ella shared a love of ...
Lady Jackets finish first-ever season strong at GMAC Championship
By Evan Martens
The women's team took their final trip of the year to Belterra Golf Club, where they finished in seventh place, shooting +138, led by senior graduate student Liz Miller.
This was the first year for the women’s golf program, and it was very up-and-down. Throughout the year, there were very high highs, such as placing second at the Battle at Brunswick, where freshman Kasey Nelson finished fourth, or Miller individually traveling to the NCCAA tournament in the fall.
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Just who is that buzzing around as Stinger?
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Stinger's identity is a well-guarded secret on the Cedarville campus. Theories abound, but one is particularly conspiritorial. Video by Ella Lurtz
Cedarville stands out against the country’s best at the Virginia Challenge
By Matt Schaeckenbach
To be the best, you have to beat the best. However, the Yellow Jackets have struggled this season to find competition capable of pushing them to their limits.
In the previous weeks, Cedarville has smashed record after record, rewriting the books and shattering their competitors in the process.
However, an elite group of Yellow Jackets headed down to Virginia this weekend for their toughest competition yet. Racing against powerhouse DI schools–such ...
Young stars shine at the Otterbein Twilight Classic
By Matt Schaeckenbach
The Otterbein Twilight meet is a unique addition to the Cedarville track and field schedule. While most collegiate track and field meets are run on weekends in the morning or afternoon, this twilight-style meet brings athletes back to a Friday-night, high-school-type competition.
The Yellow Jackets buckled in for a full day of competition, as athletes showcased their talents from dusk till dawn in a competition that stretched over 15 hours.
The first ...
Cedarville shuts out Malone in game three of series
By Danielle Cherry
Coming off of Friday’s double header against Malone, the series knotted at 1-1, the Jackets were ready to reclaim their home field. With an efficient first inning and excellent defense, Cedarville more than won the game, shutting Malone out 7-0.
The weather didn’t help anyone, with wet grass and clouds glooming the day. Yet despite the weather’s dejected presence, Cedarville came out pitching strong. Right from the start, Max Doepker wanted a win, striking out ...
