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 […]
The first six weeks of this college football season have been pure chaos. Dare I say, it’s giving serious 2007 vibes—and for those unfamiliar with the legendary 2007 season, it was marked by unprecedented unpredictability: only one team finished with just a single loss, and the No. 2 spot in the Bowl Championship Series (BCS) […]
In Play(er) of the Week, our goal is to highlight outstanding athletes or moments from games that deserve extra attention. Katie O’Connell is a captain and midfielder/forward on the Wesleyan women’s soccer team from North Kingstown, R.I. In the Cardinals’ season-opening 7–0 victory over the University of Mount Saint Vincent (CMSV) on Saturday, Sept. 7, […]
The Cardinals opened their season on Tuesday, Sep. 3, defeating the University of Hartford Wolf Pack in straight sets. The team recorded nine service aces, with captain and outside hitter (OH) Lila Sayre ’25 racking up five of them. Sayre’s five aces were the most individual aces a Cardinal has registered since 2016. The Cardinals’ second […]
In Play(er) of the Week, our goal is to highlight outstanding athletes or moments from games that deserve extra attention. Dylan Connors ’26 is a safety on the Wesleyan football team from West Milford, N.J. For his outstanding efforts in the Red and Black’s season opening 43–7 victory over Middlebury, in which he blocked and […]
The summer is over, the leaves are changing, and playoff baseball is on the horizon. At the beginning of October, 12 teams start the month-long quest to earn the most coveted achievement in baseball: a World Series title. This will be the third year since the MLB expanded the playoff bracket from five to six […]
Wesleyan field hockey entered its season with high hopes. Following a 2023 campaign in which they boasted their best record since 2010, the Cardinals knew there was no ceiling on what they could accomplish this year. After clinching three straight non-conference victories over Worcester Polytechnic Institute (5–1), Vassar College (4–1), and Western New England University (5–2), […]
If you expected the NFL season to be predictable, you are clearly new to the sport. However, we will argue this has been one of the most normal starts to a season in recent memory. Still, there have been plenty of surprises and we are here to discuss them. Sam will explain what has led […]
Only a few weeks into their season, Wesleyan women’s soccer is already showing off the grit and talent that’s earned them NCAA tournament bids for the past three years. And this year, the goal is no different. The team is focusing on taking down opponents one by one, with the ultimate goal of establishing themselves […]