The Bearcats are gearing up for an action-packed sports weekend from April 16-19, featuring multiple spring sports competitions both at home and away. The baseball team is set to host Newman University in a three-game non-conference series, while beach volleyball wraps up its season at the AVCA Small Collegiate Championships. The men's and women's tennis teams are ready to face GLVC rivals William Jewell College and Rockhurst University. Additionally, men's volleyball seeks to finish strong against Quincy University, and the track and field teams are competing at two different meets to secure national marks.

By the Numbers
  • Baseball: Three-game series against Newman University starts April 17.
  • Beach Volleyball: Competing in up to four matches at the AVCA Championships from April 17.
  • Tennis: Men's and women's teams face William Jewell and Rockhurst on April 17-18.
  • Men's Volleyball: Current record is 11-10, aiming for a top-five finish with a win against Quincy on April 17-18.
  • Softball: Doubleheaders against Truman State University and William Jewell on April 18-19.
State of Play
  • Baseball recently split against a top conference team, creating positive momentum.
  • Men鈥檚 volleyball has a 5-4 record at home and is currently on a win streak.
  • Softball is in its final home weekend with crucial games for conference standings.
What's Next

If the Bearcats perform well this weekend, they could secure strong placements in their respective standings, particularly in tennis and softball. Additionally, men's volleyball has the potential to finish the season above .500. Track and field athletes will seek personal and national bests ahead of the GLVC Championships. Overall, this weekend's results could significantly impact the Bearcat teams' conference rankings and postseason aspirations.

Bottom Line

The upcoming weekend is a critical moment for the Bearcats across multiple sports, with opportunities to enhance standings and conclude seasons positively. Fans should keep an eye on the outcomes, as they could set the tone for the remainder of the athletic season.