LINDSBORG, Kan. — Bethany Higher education is investigating an allegation an individual affiliated with its baseball application intentionally contaminated a h2o cooler utilized by its opponent this past weekend.
Athletic director Laura Moreno verified the investigation Monday and declined further comment.
Kansas Wesleyan College athletic director Steve Wilson claimed a KWU participant or staff members member found out a international material had been blended into the team’s water in the course of a doubleheader Sunday. He claimed it is widespread exercise for the household staff, Bethany in this case, to give water for the visitor.
Wilson declined even further remark, which includes no matter if any players, coaches or guidance personnel drank the drinking water or grew to become ill.
The groups break up the Kansas Collegiate Athletic Meeting doubleheader, with Kansas Wesleyan winning the 2nd match 33-2.
Kansas Wesleyan and Bethany are 22 miles apart in central Kansas and are longtime rivals in athletics.
The alleged h2o cooler tampering was 1st disclosed on the Twitter account of KWU Barstool.
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