Tyler Schreck tied his season and career high with a team-leading 24 points to help Capital to a 74-61 victory over rival Otterbein on Saturday night and helped Head Coach Damon Goodwin to career win number 400.
Andy Winters is staying in the Columbus area and the OAC for his next job. Otterbein named the Capital University men's assistant as its next head coach.
Capital found itself down seven points with less than three minutes to go in regulation but never gave up as it forced overtime and overcame WIAC champion Wisconsin-Platteville, 78-76.
Capital Men's Basketball will be rolling into Augustana University on Thursday and continue its preparation to make its first NCAA Tournament appearance since 2012 result in success.
Occidental snapped Pomona-Pitzer's 18-game winning streak, the Ohio Athletic Conference finished in a three-way tie and conference tournament play began in the NESCAC, NJAC and CUNYAC. Plus, Jack Davidson's free throw streak came to an end, but not before ...
More than 80 percent of its points came from the Crusaders inside game and its success at the free throw line in Wednesday night's win over Heidelberg, 86-80. No. 21 Capital is back in sole possession of first place in the OAC.
Austin Schreck broke off 20 points in the second half to lead all scorers, while Will Hannah was a perfect 8-for-8 from field goal range in Cap's 93-61 win over rival Otterbein on Saturday night.
Caleb Cox pounded out his fourth double-double of the season and helped Cap hit the 10-win mark in OAC play following its 89-69 victory over Muskingum on Wednesday night.
It is the time of the year when the schedule math makes things challenging. Second-half of conference games, familiar foes or rivals, travel grinds, campus boredom or changes, and much more. How are teams staying focused and why some upsets should be expected. Hear about the math on Hoopsville. You can watch it On Demand anytime.
No. 16 St. Thomas survived a triple overtime shootout at Augsburg, while Capital ran its win streak to 12 and Gordon improved to 14 wins in a row. Wooster sent Wittenberg to its third loss in four games, while Grinnell set a record you might not expect in Saturday's action.
Capital and Wabash find themselves at the top of their conferences after wins against higher ranked teams, Emerson took down No. 7 MIT, Oshkosh won a key WIAC battle and the Luther women pulled off a significant upset in Wednesday's D-III basketball action.
Salisbury stayed undefeated by beating Christopher Newport on a half-court heave while Rowan ended Swarthmore's perfect run. Elsewhere Capital pulled itself into a first place tie and River Falls entered the holiday break on a roll.
Gettysburg picked up its first win of the season with an upset victory at Franklin & Marshall to start Centennial play while New Rochelle picked up its first win altogether in men's basketball. In women's action Thomas More, Scranton and Bowdoin won comfortably over NCAA tourney teams from a year ago.
Members of the Ohio Athletic Conference and North Coast Athletic Conference are teaming up this week to raise funds and raise cancer awareness during Suits and Sneakers Week to honor Capital men’s basketball coach Damon Goodwin.
The NCAC/OAC Challenge took on an even bigger meaning this year. The games raised awareness and money for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society while Capital coach Damon Goodwin is battling leukemia. More in Around the Great Lakes.
The Capital University men's basketball team has its sights set on an unprecedented third consecutive Ohio Athletic Conference regular season championship entering the 2013-14 season.
Rhodes guard Andrew Galow and Capital guard Spencer Niekamp won the annual fan balloting for the Reese’s® Division III College All-Star Game, out of more than 86,000 votes cast.
For the third year in a row, D3hoops.com is hosting the fan vote for the Reese's Division III All-Star Game. Cast your ballot for one of the eight finalists by noon ET on Wednesday.
Capital University senior Spencer Niekamp of the Crusader men’s basketball team is up for a fan vote to qualify for the 2013 Reese’s Division III College All-Star Game later this month. Voting begins at noon today and concludes Wednesday, March 13, at noon.
Five members of the Capital University men’s basketball team garnered Ohio Athletic Conference honors as the league announced its 2013 All-OAC honorees Thursday, Feb. 21.
Spencer Niekamp wasn’t born in a gym, but he has spent a good part of his life in one, with a brother ahead of him at Capital and his father and uncle coaches.
Ramapo and North Central (Ill.) completed their undefeated runs to their showdown at the D3hoops Classic. Plus Rose-Hulman blooms at the buzzer and Capital gets the early jump in the OAC race.