TU baseball wins Crossroads League Tournament
By Dalton Jones | May 14Winterholter Field was the place to be on May 6 as the Taylor Trojans defeated the St. Francis Cougars by a score of 7-4 to win the Crossroads League Baseball Tournament.
Winterholter Field was the place to be on May 6 as the Taylor Trojans defeated the St. Francis Cougars by a score of 7-4 to win the Crossroads League Baseball Tournament.
Spring is in the air at Taylor University, evident by the buds on the trees and the blooming flowers in the bushes. Another symbol of the coming of spring is … football? That’s right. The Trojans held their annual spring game on Friday, Apr. 19 at Turner Stadium.
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