Illinois Wesleyan Titans
Andrew Ziemnik fights for the ball during a Jan. 24 game vs. Millikin. (Photo by B Corbin/WJBC) 
The Illinois Wesleyan women wore pink jerseys to mark breast cancer awareness in the Titans' 72-58 win over North Park. (Photo by Eric Stock/WJBC) IWU hoops sweep North Park on Pink Zone night
BLOOMINGTON -- On a night when Illinois Wesleyan celebrated breast cancer awareness with its Pink Zone fundraiser, the Titans smothered the North Park Vikings in green in rolling to convincing wins on Saturday.
The Titan men rolled to an 84-63 win over the Vikings, while the IWU women won 72-58 in front of an estimated crowd of 1,400 at Shirk Center.
The Redbirds host Bradley Saturday. (Photo By B Corbin/WJBC) Redbird, Titan men’s hoops on WJBC
The Redbird men's basketball team hopes some home cooking and a win over in-state rival Bradley can erase the memory of a blowout loss at Creighton.
Illinois State faces the Braves Saturday at Redbird Arena. ISU is looking for its fifth-straight home victory against Bradley. The Redbirds will try to distance themselves from the pack in the Missouri Valley Conference, as they come into the contest in a four-way tie for third place.
The Illinois Wesleyan women will wear pink jerseys on Feb. 4 to raise breast cancer awareness. (Photo courtesy IWUSports.com) 
The Illinois Wesleyan men lost at Wheaton 60-53 on Saturday. (Photo courtesy shutterfly user Keith Anderson) 
The Redbirds host the Salukis Saturday. (Photo By B Corbin/WJBC) Redbird, Titan, Illini basketball on WJBC
Illinois State's men's basketball team wraps up a two-game homestand Saturday as they face the Southern Illinois Salukis.
The Redbirds got a pivotal win against Missouri State on Wednesday and look to get some revenge for a sloppy loss in Carbondale earlier this season. Illinois State also hopes to get above the .500 mark in Missouri Valley Conference play.
Ron Rose's Illinois Wesleyan Titans visit Wheaton on Saturday. (Photo by B Corbin/WJBC) Illinois Wesleyan men prep for grueling road trips
BLOOMINGTON - Ron Rose's Titans made it through the first half of the College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin head of two team who were expected to fare better than Illinois Wesleyan this season.
After defeating both Wheaton and preseason favorite Augustana at Shirk Center earlier this month, the Titans prepare for back-to-back road games at Wheaton and Augie.
Gallery: Photos: Illinois Wesleyan defeats Millikin
BLOOMINGTON -- The Illinois Wesleyan men's basketball team defeated Millikin's Big Blue, 75-53, Tuesday night at the Shirk Center in Bloomington.
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Illinois Wesleyan player Victor Davis celebrates during a win over Millikin's Big Blue, 75-53, on Tuesday, Jan. 24, 2012. (Photo by B Corbin/WJBC) Illinois Wesleyan powers past Millikin in return home
January 24, 2012
BLOOMINGTON – The Illinois Wesleyan men were dominant in their first game back at the Shirk Center in a week, taking down Millikin's Big Blue, 75-53, on Tuesday.
The Titans (15-3 overall, 6-1 CCIW) defeated Millikin in a game where they went on a 15-0 run in the second half to put the game out of reach.
Stephen Rudnicki and the Illinois Wesleyan Titans host Millikin on Tuesday. (Photo courtest shutterfly user Keith Anderson) Titans, high school hoops on WJBC
The Illinois Wesleyan men will close out the first half of the College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin season on Tuesday with a game against the only league opponent they have yet to face.
The Titans (14-3, 5-1) will host the Millikin Big Blue at Shirk Center. Wesleyan is tied with North Central and Wheaton atop the CCIW.
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