No. 1 Wesleyan Men’s Crew Wins Little Three and Looks Toward New England Championship

April 29, 2024, by Ethan Lee, Sports Editor. Leave a Comment

The Wesleyan men’s crew team came into this year confident after placing second in the IRA National Division III Championship Regatta last spring. The team had high expectations for itself, along with the power to meet those goals. “Last spring we did pretty well, so I think in the fall, we’re gonna keep that train going,” […]

Men’s Tennis Wraps Up Regular Season Strong, Looks Towards NESCAC Playoffs

April 29, 2024, by Max Forstein, Assistant Sports Editor. Leave a Comment

Last year, the men’s tennis team took a young roster and snuck into the NESCAC playoffs. All eight members of last year’s team returned this year with something to prove. Their roster now had the experience needed to challenge anyone in the NESCAC, and they competed in many close matches throughout the regular season. To […]

Wesleyan Men’s Lacrosse Returns to Their Winning Ways, Earns No. 2 Seed for NESCAC Tournament

April 25, 2024, by Erin Byerly, Ethan Lee, Sports Editors . Leave a Comment

When The Argus last caught up with the Wesleyan’s men’s lacrosse team, they had just captured their first Little Three title in six years with a clutch 12–11 victory over No. 15 nationally ranked Amherst. Since then, it’s only been up for the Cardinals as they’ve continued their winning ways and shown that they are […]

No. 3 Nationally Ranked Wesleyan Women’s Lacrosse Proves They’ve Got What It Takes

April 25, 2024, by Erin Byerly, Georgia Adams, Sports Editor, Staff Writer. 1 Comment

Wesleyan women’s lacrosse is on a roll, with no signs of slowing down. Currently, the Cardinals are on an eight-game winning streak, the longest in program history, as they continue to prove to their opponents why they are counted among the most impressive teams in the country. The streak began back on Saturday, April 6, […]

NBA Playoff Preview: Part Two

April 22, 2024, by Ethan Lee, Sam Weitzman-Kurker, Teddy Benchley, Sports Editors, Staff Writer. Leave a Comment

Hope you all had a lovely weekend! We’re back with the 1–8 and 2–7 playoff matchups for the Eastern and Western Conferences, breaking down the players and dynamics to look for. Enjoy and keep watching basketball this week! #2 New York Knicks vs. #7 Philadelphia 76ers  This will be a wildly entertaining series with storied […]

NBA Playoff Preview: Part One

April 18, 2024, by Sam Weitzman-Kurker, Teddy Benchley, Sports Editor, Staff Writer. Leave a Comment

The NBA playoffs are here! After a long regular season full of iconic moments, star ascensions, and (of course) drama, the beauty of spring hoops has finally arrived. This round of playoffs is shaping up to be one of the better ones in recent history, with strong upper seeds set to be challenged by talented lower ones. […]

Play(er) of the Week: Luke LaSaracina ’25 Talks 100 Hits, Little League Memories, and Being a Two-Sport Cardinal

April 18, 2024, by Ethan Lee, Sports Editor. Leave a Comment

In Play(er) of the Week, our goal is to highlight outstanding athletes or moments from games that deserve extra attention.  Luke LaSaracina ’25, a double major in economics and psychology, is a right fielder for the Wesleyan baseball team who has proven himself integral to the Cardinals’ offense and defense, year in and year out. Over […]

Women’s Tennis Wins Fifth Straight Little Three Championship, Remains Undefeated

April 18, 2024, by Max Forstein, Sam Weitzman-Kurker, Sports Editor, Assistant Sports Editor. Leave a Comment

The last four years of women’s tennis in the NESCAC have been dominated by the Red and Black. They have won four straight NESCAC Championships and Little Three titles. The standard has been set, so what’s the goal for 2024? Do it again.  The Cards saw positive signs in the fall, as even without captain […]

The Riveting History of Augusta National’s Caddie Corps

April 15, 2024, by Sam Weitzman-Kurker, Sports Editor. 6 Comments

I set out to write an article about the history of Augusta National’s racist past by chronicling the journey of the lives and contributions of the key figures. I wrote about Bobby Jones, the founder of Augusta National; Lee Elder, the first Black man to play in the tournament; Tiger Woods; and Carl Jackson, a […]

The Annual Magic of March Madness

April 15, 2024, by Isaac Janiak Stein, Staff Writer. Leave a Comment

Every year, without fail, I enter into a monthlong love affair. My days are filled with joy and excitement and the times in between the action are spent longing for those precious moments to come. I speak, of course, of March Madness: the greatest tournament in the world.  For one special month every year, basketball teams […]

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