On Wednesday, Oct. 30, Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Walker Buehler threw a looping curve past Alex Verdugo, striking out the Yankees’ left fielder and sealing the eighth World Series victory in Dodgers history. Here are some of the key takeaways from the five game series: Dodgers Take it in Five Although the series was fairly […]
It was an action-packed weekend for Wesleyan athletics, featuring seven teams in fierce competition. A Little Three title was decided. Two NESCAC Championships took place. Three NESCAC playoff games were played. The Argus recaps this weekend’s highlights and previews what’s next for each of the remaining fall sports seasons. Football It has been a magical […]
The Wesleyan women’s tennis team achieved their fifth straight NESCAC Championship last spring, which they followed up with a NCAA Tournament run for the history books. While they may not have come out of St. Louis, Miss. this past June with a National Championship trophy, they left with their heads held high as National Championship […]
This week in the Premier League, Sunday was the day to watch. A much anticipated, big-six rivalry match between title contenders Liverpool and Arsenal did not disappoint this past weekend. Arsenal began without key midfielder and captain Martin Ødegaard due to an ankle injury that has sidelined him for the past month. Central defender William Saliba […]
On the heels of a statement win against Middlebury on Saturday, Sept. 14, the Wesleyan football team returned to Andrus Field for their home opener and annual night game against Tufts on Saturday, Sept. 21. The Jumbos had gotten the best of the Cardinals last season, crushing them 49–14. But out for revenge and knowing […]
It was a picture-perfect start to the 2024 season for the Wesleyan women’s soccer team, who began with a 5–0–1 record, outscoring opponents 15–3. The Cardinals knew that maintaining their success would not be easy, though, with seven of their nine remaining games scheduled against NESCAC opponents and the Little Three title set to unfold over the […]
The NBA season kicks off next week, and there’s plenty of buzz surrounding the basketball world as we head into the new year. The Boston Celtics are poised for a serious repeat campaign; big names like Paul George, Russell Westbrook, DeMar DeRozan, and Klay Thompson have moved teams in the offseason; and the 2024 Olympics […]
In Play(er) of the Week, our goal is to highlight outstanding athletes or moments from games that deserve extra attention. Molly Brumbach ’26 is a captain and goalkeeper on the Wesleyan women’s soccer team from Montclair, N.J. Brumbach has held down the Cardinals’ stellar defense all year and just this past week recorded three consecutive […]
The Wesleyan men’s soccer program was introduced in 1924, and now in its centennial year, it is as strong as ever. The Cards started the season with two non-conference games, beginning with an away matchup against Western New England University on Tuesday, Sept. 3. The Cards grinded out a 1–0 win as defender Zach Feldman […]
The accelerated WNBA postseason has struck again. With the finals already underway, it’s time to take a look back at the first two rounds of the playoffs and understand how we got here and what’s to come. A Straightforward First Round The first round of the playoffs opened with four clean sweeps. The No. 1 […]