Baseball | 3/18/10
Schedule change to Butler-Buffalo Series
The Butler-Buffalo series schedule has been changed due to impending weather in Indianapolis this weekend. The Bulldogs and Bulls will still attempt to play four games, but with doubleheaders on Friday and Saturday. Friday’s action from Bulldog Park will start at 1 p.m. and Saturday’s doubleheader will begin at 12 p.m. GameTracker will be available for all four games at ButlerSports.com.

Baseball | 3/17/10
Bulldogs Fall At Dayton, 3-1
Junior Grant Fillipitch went 2-for-4 with a double and a run but the Butler baseball team fell short, 3-1, Wednesday at Dayton.

Softball | 3/17/10
Bulldogs Split Home Opener Against Morehead
The Butler Softball team (14-3) split two games with Morehead State (7-10) on Tuesday March 16 at the Butler Softball Field. The Bulldogs won the first of two games in extra innings when Annie Dolan had a walk off hit in the bottom of the ninth. The Bulldogs were unable to complete the two game sweep losing 5-1 in the second game.

Women's Basketball | 3/16/10
Butler To Play Illinois State In WNIT
The Butler women’s basketball team is headed for postseason play for the second straight season. The Bulldogs, who finished second in both the Horizon League standings and league tournament, received the conference’s automatic bid and will travel to Illinois State for a game on Wednesday, March 17. ISU is 24-7 and finished first in the Missouri Valley this season.

Women's Soccer | 8/21/09
Butler Opens Season With 1-0 Loss At Western Kentucky
Western Kentucky’s Megan Meinke scored in the 45th minute to give the Butler women’s soccer team a 1-0 loss in its season opener Friday afternoon. Meinke’s game-winning goal, a strike from the left side just outside the box, came at 44:35.

General | 8/5/09
Horizon League Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) visits Riley Children’s Hospital
Fourteen members of the Horizon League’s Student-Athlete Advisory Committee visited Riley Children’s Hospital on Friday, July 31. The community outreach opportunity included guest speakers, a video session and tour of the hospital.

Men's Basketball | 6/18/09
Butler's Hayward creates buzz at 19-and-under national team trials
Butler's Gordon Hayward, who was selected for USA Basketball's 19-and-under national team Thursday, was first featured in the sporting press four years ago. A story in a regional section of the Indianapolis Star profiled Gordon and his twin sister, Heather, who were playing mixed doubles in the Indiana State Open. They were precocious prep tennis stars. She had already played No. 1 singles as a freshman at Brownsburg High; he played No. 1 doubles then, and No. 1 singles the next year. The paper said the twins planned on going to Purdue, their parents' alma mater.

Men's Soccer | 9/24/08
Butler Sets Alumni Game For Homecoming Weekend
Former Butler men's soccer players are invited back to campus to enjoy a weekend of Homecoming activities, including an Alumni Game on Saturday, Oct. 25. The match between two teams of Butler alums will be held at Varsity Field, beginning at 10 a.m.

General | 1/30/08
Softball, Soccer Players Spark Kids' Interest in Books
It might have looked like a huddle, but reading a story and having fun was the game plan, when outfielder Jenny Jacobs of Indianapolis gathered her "team" of youngsters around her during the Jan. 12 Readers' Day in Hinkle Fieldhouse. A senior member of Butler's softball team, Jacobs read the children's book Click, Clack Moo during a family literacy fair, staged before the Butler men's basketball game against Milwaukee.