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1/6/2021

Valpo Bowling Announces Spring 2021 Schedule

The Valpo bowling program looks to return to the lanes this spring, as head coach Shon Washington unveiled the program’s schedule for the coming months on Wednesday.

10/26/2020

Bowling’s Crusader Classic Canceled

Valpo bowling head coach Shon Washington announced today that the Crusader Classic, which had been scheduled to begin this Friday, has been canceled.

10/25/2020

Bowling Closes Season-Opening Tournament in Fifth Place

A rally from a 3-1-1 deficit helped propel the Valpo bowling team to back-to-back victories to close out the Bearcat Hammer Open on Sunday in Fairview Heights, Ill. The pair of victories placed Valpo fifth in the final bracket.

10/24/2020

Rookies Lead Valpo Bowling On Second Day at McKendree

A pair of freshmen led the Valpo bowling team on the second day of action at the Bearcat Hammer Open Saturday, highlighted by the placement of Addy Bates (Cedar Park, Texas/Cedar Park) within the top-five of the individual standings, as the Brown and Gold registered a trio of victories.

10/23/2020

Bowling Picks Up Pair of Wins In First Action of Season

The Valpo bowling team returned to competitive action for the first time since March on Friday at the season-opening Bearcat Hammer Open in Fairview Heights, Ill., picking up a pair of victories.

10/22/2020

Valpo Bowling Set to Open 2020-21 Season

A home tournament at Stardust Bowl II in Merrillville is one of three events on the slate this fall for the Valpo bowling program as the team gets set to open the 2020-21 season this weekend.

10/1/2020

Former Valpo Student-Athletes Combat COVID-19 as Frontline Workers

In the months since the COVID-19 pandemic hit the United States, former Valparaiso University student-athletes working in the medical field across the country have gone beyond the expected in their efforts to combat the virus and treat patients in need of their care.