Teri Moren Wins her 450th Career Game as Indiana Avenges Last Year’s Loss to Butler The Indiana Hoosiers Women’s Basketball Team are 5-0 on the season after a convincing 72-53 win over the Butler Bulldogs Wednesday Night at Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall. Indiana is 10-2 all time and 7-0 against the Bulldogs in Bloomington. Indiana Head Coach Teri Moren picks up her 450th career win in her 23rd season as college head coach. The Hoosiers avenge a 56-46 road loss at Hinkle Fieldhouse last season. Lenee Beaumont scored 21 points with 19 coming in the first half after she scored a career high 23 points on Sunday at Florida State. Shay Ciezki added 14 points and 8 rebounds along with 10 points and 6 rebounds from Zania Socka-Nugemen who saw her three-game double-double streak come to an end. Eight of the ten Hoosiers that played scored, including eight points going 4-5 from the field. Indiana finished the game 28-54 from the field for 52%, 9-16 from three-point range for 56% and 7-12 from the free throw line rangeThe Hoosiers pulled down 39 rebounds, dished out 14 assists, 6 steals, 4 blocks and 20 turnovers.
Butler is 2-3 on the season and will host Milwaukee on Sunday at 2 PM at Hinkle Fieldhouse. Neveah Jackson scored 13 points, and Lilly Zeinstra added 10 points for Bulldogs. The Bulldogs went 21-63 from the field for 33%, 5-15 from three-point range for 33% and 6-10 from the free throw line for 60%. Butler pulled down 33 rebounds, 9 assists, 6 steals, 5 blocks and 13 turnovers. Indiana never trailed as Zania Socka-Nugemen scored 24 seconds into the game. Neither team could get their shots to fall as Shay Ciezki made it 4-0 to the Hoosiers with 7:53 left in the opening quarter. Butler scored with 7:40 left in the first quarter when Kennedy Langham scored. Indiana used 7-0 to lead 11-2 with 5:50 left in the first quarter.
Butler scored their second bucket of the game with 5:36 in the first quarter ending with a scoring drought of two minutes and four seconds as Freshman Addison Baxter made it 11-4. Lenee Beaumont hit back-to-back triples and three free throws, and the Hoosiers outscored the Bulldogs 12-3 the rest of the period to lead 23-7 after ten minutes. Butler got within 12 points at 25-13 when Lilly Zeinstra drained a three pointer with 8:02 left in the second quarter. The Hoosiers got 11 second quarter points from Lenee Beaumont as the Hoosiers pushed the lead to 44-25 at halftime outscoring the Bulldogs 21-18 in the second quarter and using a 6-0 run in the final one minute and two seconds of the quarter.
The Hoosiers were 16-28 from the field 57%, 7-11 from three-point range 63% and 5-8 from the free throw line 62%. Indiana had 23 Rebounds, 8 assists, 2 Steals, 2 blocks and 11 turnovers in the first half. Butler went 9-32 from the field 28%, 3-9 from three-point range 33% and 4-7 from the free throw line for 57%. The Bulldogs had 15 rebounds, 3 assists, 3 blocks, 3 steals and 6 turnovers in the first half. Lilly Zeinstra opened the second half with a layup 15 seconds into the third quarter as Bulldogs trailed 44-27. Indiana kept the margin between 19 and 24 points as the Hoosiers lead 60-38 at the end of the third quarter. The Hoosiers outscored the Bulldogs 16-13 in the third quarter and went 6-12 from the field for 50%. In the fourth quarter Neveah Caffey scored her first points of the game, driving to basket 41 seconds in as they Hoosiers maintained a big lead 62-38 as Butler used a 9-0 run holding the Hoosiers scoreless for over two and half minutes. The Bulldogs finished the final four minutes and thirty-eight seconds with a 13-2 run as the Hoosiers were held scoreless for the final two minutes and twelve seconds of the game.
Indiana came out of the gates fast and Head Coach Teri Moren loved her teams start and was not pleased with the turnovers and she said, “We will find plenty of things that we can work on and improve to make us better.” Lenee Beaumont has found her confidence and said after the game that she has improved her mid-range game and has watched a lot of film of former Indiana Hoosier and Dallas Wings Player Grace Berger with current Assistant Coach and former Indiana Hoosier Ali Patberg. Coach Moren said that she is pleased with the improvement on Beaumont’s defense. “We need a confident Beaumont and the last two games she has delivered for us” Head Coach Teri Moren said after the game.
After last year’s loss at Hinkle Fieldhouse to Butler Shay Ciezki and Coach Teri Moren had revenge on their mind but for both teams most of these players who played in this game were not around for last year’s game. “They have a whole new team, we have a whole new team, and I don’t know if they understood the revenge factor, but I did and coach Moren did and it felt great to go out there and get a win” Shay Ciezki Said after the game. Once prep started for this game both Ciezki and Moren talked about that game last year and Coach Moren has not forgotten that night in Indianapolis “I am still very bitter about that loss in Indianapolis. I didn’t like how we played and how we responded and felt like we started to pull apart and I feel a lot better today than I did that day” Moren said. Indiana will now head back to Florida for three games next week playing in Fort Meyers Florida against Florida Gulf Coast, Gonzaga and either Iowa State or Marquette. The Hoosiers will return home when they face Western Michigan on December 3, at 6 PM.
Indiana University Men’s Basketball continues its Homestand Hosting Lindenwood The Indiana Hoosiers are back in action this evening at 6 PM when they host the Lindenwood Lions at Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall with television coverage on the Big Ten Network. This will be the first meeting between the two programs as Indiana is 27-0 all time against teams from the Ohio Valley Conference. The Hoosiers are 4-0 after holding off Incarnate Word 69-61 Sunday evening. The Hoosiers struggled to knock down shots from beyond the arc hitting just five triples out of 24 attempts for 20 percent. Indiana’s bench came through as Sam Alexis and Trent Sisley combined for 26 points and outscored Incarnate Word’s reserves 26-10. Alexis scored 16 points and 8 rebounds, and Sisley scored 10 points and a season high 8 rebounds. Tucker DeVries who was named the Big Ten Conference Co-player of the Week on November 10 scored 14 points, 5 rebounds and 3 assists on Sunday. The Senior from Waukee, Iowa averages 17.8 points and a team high 6.5 rebounds. Lamar Wilkerson leads the Hoosiers in scoring with 18.8 points and 2.2 steals per game. Sam Alexis averages 12.3 points, 6.3 rebounds and team leading 1 block per game. Tayton Conerway averages 12 points and a team leading 6.5 assists per game along with 11.8 points from Reed Bailey
Indiana is averaging 92 points per game. The Hoosiers are shooting. 53 percent from the field, 41 percent from three-point range and 78 percent from the free throw line. The Hoosiers have scored 90 or more points in the first three games to open the season for the first time since 2007-08. The Hoosiers average 22.8 assists per game and have assisted on 72 percent of it’s made field goals which is third best in the country. The Hoosiers have an assist to turnover ratio of 2.53 which is third best in the nation. IU has recorded 91 assists on 126 made field goals compared to 36 turnovers with three Hoosiers have an average of 3 assists or better per game. The Hoosiers have come together in a short amount of time under Darian DeVries and Hoosier Nation is loving the results so far.
Lindenwood is located in St Charles, Missouri and have been a division 1 program since the 2022-23 academic year. The Lions are 2-3 on the season the Lions beat University of Health Sciences and Pharmacy 116-51 and Charleston Southern. 83-77. Lindenwood lost to Texas Tech 98-60, Saint Louis 109-66 and Alabama A&M 74-65. Sophomore Jadis Jones leads Lindenwood with 17.3 points and 4.8 rebounds per game while shooting 28-34 from the field for 82 percent. Dontrez Williams averages 18.7 points, Milos Nenadic averages 12.4 points and 7.4 rebounds. Anias Futrell averages 11.8 points and 4.5 rebounds along with 10.8 points and 4.4 assists per game from Clayton Jackson. Lindenwood is averaging 11.2 offensive rebounds per game and have scored 59 second chance points. The Lions are averaging 78 points per game shooting 45 percent from the field, 30 percent from three-point range and 64 percent from the free throw line. The Lions have a 15-player roster with seven from Missouri and three form Illinois. The remaining five players represent Maryland, California, Washington, Canada and France. The Lions have 4 Seniors, 5 Juniors, 3 Sophomores, and 3 Freshmen.
Head Coach Kyle Gerdman is in his seventh year as Head Coach of Lindenwood. The 49-year-old played at Southeast Missouri State with a record of 71-105 at the school and overall record of 112-154. Gerdman was the head coach at Moberly Area Community College from 2006-09 with a 41-49 record. He has been an assistant Coach at East Central College, Moberly Area Community College and Mineral Area Community College in Missouri from 1998-2006. Gerdman was an assistant coach at Southeast Missouri State from 2009-12 and Central Michigan from 2012-19.
Indiana University Athletics Enjoys Record 92 Percent Graduation Success Rate Score According to NCAA Report Indiana University’s student-athletes are graduating at record rate according to an NCAA study released Wednesday. The NCAA announced that IU Athletics enjoyed a Graduation Success Rate (GSR) score of 92 percent in its most recent report, marking the seventh time in the last eight years that IU’s student-athletes have had a GSR score of 90 percent or higher. This year’s report provides the graduation information for the most recent six-year graduating class of student-athletes who entered IU as freshmen in 2018-19. “Seeing our student-athletes earn their Indiana University degrees is one of the most rewarding parts of my job, which makes today’s news especially meaningful,” said IU Vice President and Director of Athletics Scott Dolson. “Congratulations to our students for performing at a record level in the classroom. I also want to applaud Executive Associate Athletic Director for Student Services/Senior Woman Administrator Lorian Price and her entire staff for their tireless work to make this kind of news possible.” The NCAA developed the Graduation Success Rate in 2002 to accurately assess the long-term academic success of student-athletes. It allows student-athletes six years to year their degree. Unlike the federal graduation rate, the GSR holds institutions accountable for transfer students and mid-year enrollees. The GSR does not penalize institutions for outgoing transfer students who leave in good academic standing. The outgoing transfers are included in their new institution’s GSR cohort.
Indiana University Women’s Soccer Announces Six Signees for the Class of 2026 Indiana women’s soccer head coach Josh Rife and his staff have announced the addition of six new student-athletes for the 2026 season. “We are excited about our 2026 recruiting class,” said Rife. “It’s a very balanced class positionally that will make an immediate impact, helping carry the momentum that we created this past season. To have great in-state talent decide to stay home in Indiana as well as drawing student-athletes from the east and west coasts of the United States highlights the strength of the Indiana Hoosier brand and the excitement for this program and university.”
RILEY BOYD | FORWARD | FISHERS, IND. | FC PRIDE ELITE ECNL-Boyd is a member of the FC Pride Elite ECNL club team, where she has been a captain for three years. At Hamilton Southeastern, Riley was a varsity captain. She led her team to an undefeated state championship in the 2024-25 season.
From coach Rife: “Riley is a dynamic attacker who is relentless in front of goal. She has a knack for scoring, and we’re excited to keep her talents here in Indiana.”
BLAIR SATTERFIELD | DEFENDER | FISHERS, IND. | INDY ELEVEN PRO ACADEMY ECNL- Blair joins the Hoosiers after playing for the Indy Eleven Pro Academy ECNL club team. Her team made the national semi-finals in 2024 before playing for the Indy Eleven semi-professional team in 2025. In high school, Satterfield played alongside Riley Boyd at Hamilton Southeastern, winning a state championship in 2025. She was named to the first team all-state for the 2023, 24, and 2025 seasons. Blair will be joining her brother, Nolan, who currently competes for the Indiana cross country and track and field teams.
From coach Rife: “Blair comes from a long line of Hoosiers and we’re glad that she gets to join that family legacy. She’s a versatile player that can play along the back line as well as higher up the field.”
EMMA EHRET | MIDFIELDER | CARMEL, IND. | INDY ELEVEN PRO ACADEMY ECNL-Emma comes to Indiana having played for the Indy Eleven Pro Academy ECNL club team. She was named first team all-conference twice during her time with the club. At Carmel, Ehret was a four-year varsity letter winer. She was part of two state runner-up teams in 2022 and 2025, earning all-district honors in 2024 and 2025. Emma was named to the all-state first team in 2025 as well.
From coach Rife: “Emma is a quick midfielder who is able to create separation and run at back lines. She also comes from a family of Hoosiers and we’re excited to have her join our team.”
AMAYA FALZARANO | FORWARD | CHARLOTTE, N.C. | CHARLOTTE INDEPENDENCE-Amaya joins the Hoosiers after playing club soccer for Charlotte Independence GA. She has been named to the all-conference and all-regions teams all three years of high school. Falzarano has been named to the all-state teams in 2024 and 2025, receiving the women’s athlete of the year for her county as well. Amaya plans to major in exercise science. She also has a twin brother who plans to play collegiate football.
From coach Rife: “Amaya is a fast, powerful, and tough forward who not only finishes, but can press back lines. She is a great addition to our attacking group, and we look forward to getting her here in Bloomington.”
ELORA FRANKLIN | DEFENDER | SEATTLE, WASH. | SEATTLE UNITED ECNL-Franklin is a seven-year member of the Seattle United ECNL club team, making second team all-region each of the last two years. She competed for the ECNL National Tournament and was names as a player to watch in the ECNL during the 2023 season. After being named to the all-league team at The Bush School, Elora has spent the past three seasons playing at Roosevelt High School. She has been named to the All-Metro League first team every year, leading her team to the state semifinals all three years. She won as a starting center back in 2023 and was on the runner up team in 2024. Elora comes from an athletic family. Her two sisters also play for Seattle United ECNL and ECRL, while her mother and father are former collegiate basketball player. Her father, James, also played soccer in college.
From coach Rife: “Elora is a great center back who is comfortable on the ball and has a great range of pass. She’s a competitor as well who brings toughness to her position. We’re looking forward to her coming to Bloomington.”
TYLER ROBERTS | GOALKEEPER | TACOMA, WASH. | SEATTLE REIGN ACADEMY GA- Tyler comes to Bloomington as a two-year varsity captain for Stadium high school. During her time, she has earned second team all-district honors, as well as being named a three-time first team all-league goalkeeper for her club team (Seattle Reign Academy GA).
From coach Rife: “Tyler possesses all the attributes of a quality goalkeeper; athletic, great communicator, confident, and composed. She will be a great addition to our keeper crew, and we are excited to have her as a Hoosier.”
Indiana University’s Volleyball Game at Illinois has been Flexed to the Big Ten Network The Indiana volleyball team will feature in a nationally-televised doubleheader on the Big Ten Network as the regular season comes to a close. IU’s contest at Illinois on Wednesday, November 26th was picked up as a wildcard selection. It will pit the two longtime rivals against each other at 9 p.m. ET/8 p.m. CT from Huff Hall in Champaign. The Hoosiers are enjoying one of the best seasons in program history in 2025. Following weekend victories over Oregon and Maryland, head coach Steve Aird has his group at 21-5 (12-4 B1G) heading into the final two weeks of the regular season. IU has matched single-season program records for both regular season wins (21) and Big Ten wins (12) with four conference fixtures to spare.
IU’s game in Champaign will be a chance to break one of its longest road losing streaks to a single Big Ten opponent. The Hoosiers haven’t won at Huff Hall since 2007 and have dropped 15-straight contests at the home of the Fighting Illini. IU’s best opportunity came in 2023 where it fell in five sets (10-15) to Illinois. The night before Thanksgiving will be the sixth time this year that IU is featured in a nationally televised contest. IU is 3-2 this year in games played on the Big Ten Network – winning both road contests (at Northwestern, at #19 Penn State) in that group. IU’s regular season finale comes at top 15 Purdue on Saturday, November 29th.
Zavier Augustin Signs with Indiana University Men’s Tennis Indiana Men’s Tennis head coach Jeremy Wurtzman has announced the signing of blue-chip recruit Zavier Augustin to the team. The Malverne, New York native is rated the No. 3 recruit in the state and the No. 25 recruit in the nation in the class of 2026 according to Tennis Recruiting Network. The 17-year-old has a UTR rating of 11.99 and a career high ITA junior ranking of 127. Augustin racked up seven doubles and two singles titles as a junior. He will join the team in Bloomington in the fall of 2026.