Sports

After months of competition across courts, fields and arenas, Augustana athletes came together on May 4 to celebrate the 2025–26 season at the annual Ole’s awards ceremony in Midco Arena. For just one evening, uniforms were swapped for formalwear as student-athletes gathered together from across programs — greeting

Andrea Cain: Softball Cain is an outfielder and the team's lead-off hitter. She has a bachelor's degree in exercise science and is earning her master's in athletic training. After graduation, she will be attending physical therapy school at the University of Kentucky. What

Jordan Barth never fit the mold. Not at Augustana. Not in independent baseball. And certainly not in the traditional path to professional baseball. But somewhere between a behind-the-back throw that once drew his coach’s frustration and a sold-out stadium packed with 65,000 fans, Barth found

The acrobatics and tumbling team capped off its fourth season with record-breaking performances and a return to the national championships — all during a historic moment for the sport itself. Entering the season ranked No. 5 in the National Collegiate Acrobatics & Tumbling Association (NCATA) preseason coaches poll, the Vikings

Augustana women’s tennis enters the NSIC tournament with a familiar target on its back and a winning streak that continues to define the program. The Vikings secured their 16th consecutive regular-season conference title on April 11, adding another chapter to one of the most dominant runs in NSIC

Hours before the first pitch is thrown, Ronken Field bustles with activity. Student athletes position the bases, set up the dugouts with equipment and walk the infield to inspect the turf for imperfections, while operations staff and students go through their checklist of duties to organize the facilities long before