<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=2bigcx_0wPgTLiE00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=2bigcx_0wPgTLiE00" width="800" height="450" >Men's Golf: The men's golf team, led by Coach Badylak, aims to build on their recent success at the Bearcat Dual Gender tournament. They will be looking to perform well on their home course, where they've previously experienced great success during the conference tournament. In past years, the Panthers have shot impressive scores on the final day, even pushing the defending champions, the Findlay Oilers, to a playoff. The Bill Crabtree Invitational spans two days at the Pearl Club, and fans can follow the action through stats available on the Panthers app and website.Women's Soccer: After a week on the road and a victory against Ohio Dominican, the Lady Panthers return home to face the Walsh Cavaliers. With the season winding down, they aim to improve their position in the standings. Kickoff is set for 5 PM on Thursday. Following this match, the team will embark on a long trip to Michigan for their final road game of the regular season, where they'll take on the Northwood at 11 AM Central time on Saturday. Fans can find stats and coverage for both games on the Great Midwest Digital Network.Men's Soccer: After a solid week of home games, the Panthers hit the road for the final stretch of the regular season. Their first match up is against the Ashland Eagles in Ohio, with kickoff at 5:30 PM on Thursday. The following game will be against Thomas More, where the Panthers previously secured three points at home. They'll be looking to replicate that success to solidify their position for the postseason. This match is scheduled for 3:30 PM and will also be covered on the Great Midwest Digital Network.Wrestling: The wrestling team will kick off their season in Glenville, West Virginia. The will be aiming to prove themselves against the preseason polls at the Glenville State Open.Football: On Saturday at 1 PM, Coach Young's team will host the Tiffin Dragons for a special Senior Day matchup, following the excitement of Homecoming weekend. They hope to turn the tide of recent results and gain momentum as they approach the season's end. Coverage will be available on the Great Midwest Digital Network.Volleyball: The young volleyball team will face the Cedarville Yellow Jackets on Saturday at 6 PM at the Woodward Health &amp; Recreation Center. They'll then host the Ohio Dominican for the following day at 11 AM. Fans can follow both matches for stats and coverage on the KWC Panthers app, website, and the Great Midwest Digital Network.Stay up to date on all your Panther news by following @KWCpanthers on Twitter and Instagram and by liking the "Kentucky Wesleyan College Athletics" Facebook page. Also, the Panthers Mobile App is available on iTunes and Android featuring real-time news alerts, schedules, exclusive multimedia content, gameday details and more. </div></body>

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THIS WEEK IN PANTHER SPORTS (Oct. 28-Nov. 3)

Men's Golf: The men's golf team, led by Coach Badylak, aims to build on their recent success at the Bearcat Dual Gender tournament. They will be looking to perform well on their home course, where they've previously experienced great success during the conference tournament. In past years, the Panthers have shot impressive scores on the final day, even pushing the defending champions, the Findlay Oilers, to a playoff. The Bill Crabtree Invitational spans two days at the Pearl Club, and fans can follow the action through stats available on the Panthers app and website.