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Saluki forward Indya Green (34) scores a layup against Indiana State Jan. 22, 2026 at the Banterra Center in Carbondale, Illinois. (Daylin Williams)

After wrapping up a 75-69 victory over the Evansville Purple Aces on Sunday, March 8 the Salukis women’s basketbal...


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The Daily Egyptian is joining the AP Fund for Journalism (APFJ) State & Local News Program, a landmark local news partnership program that aims to support public service journalism and strengthen the U.S. local news ecosystem. 

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The Saluki pitching staff threw back-to-back shutouts against the Valparaiso Beacon offense in a doubleheader on Friday, March 6. The long-awaited return to Charlotte West Stadium didn’t disappoint, with SIU pitching allowing just three hits in two games. The Salukis’ offense produced 17 hits and outscored the Beacons overall 16-0.

Friday, March 6, Game 1: SIU12, Valpo...

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The Southern Illinois University Women’s Basketball team traveled to Indiana to finish out their last regular season game against the Evansville Purple Aces. In an intense final matchup, the Salukis ended their 6-game loss streak with a well-classed performance to snatch the win. 

Within the first couple minutes, the Aces took a strong lead of seven point...


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Jaden Flores stepped up in the bottom of the ninth inning on the last day of the Cambria Classic Tournament. With the bases loaded, the third baseman worked the count and drew a walk, sending the winning run home. The Salukis rushed onto the field and celebrated their comeback victory. 

SIU was one of six schools that traveled to U.S. Bank Stadium in Minn...


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