After Historic Start, Up-and-Down Season Comes to a End for Women’s Hockey

March 3, 2022, by Erin Byerly, Assistant Sports Editor. Leave a Comment

The season has officially come to a close for Wesleyan women’s ice hockey, and what a journey it has been. When The Argus last checked in on the team in December, they had just come off of their fifth straight win in a 2–0 victory over Salve Regina University, tying the record for the best start […]

Formula One Returns in 2022 with Pre-Season Track Sessions in Barcelona

March 3, 2022, by Jem Shin, Editor-in-Chief. Leave a Comment

After one of the most dramatic season closers in recent history, Formula One (F1) has finally returned for 2022. The ten teams spent three days at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, which will host the Spanish Grand Prix (GP) later this year, for the pre-season track sessions from Wednesday, Feb. 23 to Friday, Feb. 25. The […]

Men’s Basketball Nets Second NESCAC Championship in Wesleyan History

March 3, 2022, by Eli Seaver, Assistant Sports Editor. Leave a Comment

Wesleyan emerged victorious when the Cardinals pulled off an overtime win in front of a roaring Silloway Gymnasium on Sunday, Feb. 27. The win against Williams awarded the Cards the second NESCAC Championship in program history. Prior to the NESCAC tournament, Wesleyan had enjoyed their most successful regular season in team history (21–3, 9–1 NESCAC). In a previous […]

Slater’s Slate of Top Five Sports Books

February 28, 2022, by Will Slater, Sports Editor. Leave a Comment

In an era of sports media consumption that is reliant on behind-the-scenes Netflix documentaries and Twitter hot takes, sports books don’t get enough love. So, here are five of my favorites. No, it’s not a definitive selection. Yes, my choices skew towards basketball and soccer, my two favorite sports. The best sports stories go beyond […]

In Unprecedented Move, IOC Moves to Ban Russia and Belarus from International Competition

February 28, 2022, by Cameron Bonnevie, Sports Editor. Leave a Comment

On the morning of Monday, Feb. 28, the Executive Board of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) recommended that international sports competitions ban Russian and Belarus athletes from participating. This decision follows the two governments’ involvement in the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.  Russia began their invasion of Ukraine on Thursday, Feb. 24, with explosions near many major Ukrainian […]

Women’s Squash Begins to Wrap Up Bittersweet Season

February 24, 2022, by Noah Coyle, Staff Writer. Leave a Comment

The Argus last profiled Wesleyan’s women’s squash team just before winter break after the team enjoyed an impressive victory over Connecticut College. The season had gotten off to a rocky start. After opening with an impressive 8–1 victory over Mount Holyoke College, the team entered a three-game losing streak within the span of one weekend, suffering […]

An Extremely Long-Winded Rating of the Super Bowl LVI Commercials

February 24, 2022, by Sam Hilton, Assistant News Editor. Leave a Comment

Ah, the Super Bowl. Consumerism cannot be defined or exemplified better by any other spectacle than the annual NFL Championship game: It’s for everyone. If you want to consume sports, violence, drama, strategy, and victory, the game is there. If you want to consume music, performance, choreography, fame, and talent, the halftime show is there. And, […]

Humiliation on Ice: A Dark End to a Sinister Winter Games

February 24, 2022, by Drew Kushnir, Sports Editor. Leave a Comment

On Thursday, Feb. 17, the international community publicly humiliated a 15-year-old girl. Under the bright lights of the women’s individual free skating event, Russian skater Kamila Valieva failed to medal after coming into the evening as the favorite to take home the gold. After a performance marred by stumbles and near-falls, Valieva was visibly distraught as she skated off […]

Women’s Swimming & Diving Team Places Ninth at NESCAC Championships

February 24, 2022, by Chase Williams, Staff Writer. Leave a Comment

  The women’s swimming and diving team concluded their season by placing ninth out of the 11 total teams at the 2022 NESCAC Championships. Hosted by Colby College, the Championships were conducted over the weekend of Feb. 10 to Feb. 13 and saw the Cardinals get 534.5 points. Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, this year’s return to […]

Super Bowl Thoughts From a Bitter Fan

February 17, 2022, by John Vernaglia, Managing Editor. Leave a Comment

Now that the NFL season is officially over, it’s time for an overreacting, way-too-hot, bordering-on-silly article with my takeaways from Super Bowl LVI. Being a sports fan is oftentimes as much about letting out negative emotions as it can be about celebrating victory. I will leave the latter for ESPN.  In the immediate aftermath of the Super […]

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