Player of the Week Yousuf Saeed ’27 Discusses Mental Strength and Being “Hungrier” for a Win
Yousuf Saeed ’27 is a neuroscience major from Houston, Texas, and captain of the Wesleyan men’s soccer team. The midfielder ...
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Smashing the Competition, Women’s Tennis Crowned D-III and NESCAC Champions
On May 19, the Cards looked weathered for the first time all season. If it wasn’t for a scrappy doubles ...
Cardinals Kick Off Fall Athletic Season With a Bang
As Wesleyan’s Non-Athletic Regular Persons (NARPs, for short) return to campus, relaxing in their cozy dorms and enjoying a life ...
Welcome Back From the Greatest Summer of Sports: Recapping a Wild Three Months
It’s been one of the wildest summers in the history of sports. Typically, when people talk about a summer as ...
Behind the Rise: Investigating The Cards’ Rapid Transformation Into a NESCAC Powerhouse
At the end of Christine Kemp’s interview for Wesleyan’s head field hockey coaching job, Director of Athletics Michael Whalen ’83 ...
Vicious Circles to Defend National Title in Illinois at College Championships
The Argus started its 2025–26 sports coverage with Vicious Circles Ultimate Frisbee winning the Division III (D-III) National Championship last ...
Edit(ors) of the Year Ethan Lee ’26 and Sam Weitzman-Kurker ’26 Talk Argus Sports, Fondest Stories, and Legacy at 45 Broad St.
Ethan Lee ’26 and Sam Weitzman-Kurker ’26 are sports editors for The Wesleyan Argus. They have spent their entire time ...
Player of the Week Ella DeCrescenzo ’27 Talks Complete Game, Teammate Milestones, and NESCAC Aspirations
Ella DeCrescenzo ’27 is a pitcher and outfielder from Brooklyn, N.Y., on the softball team. This past week, DeCrescenzo earned ...
Brendan Sorsby’s Gambling Scandal Indicates Dangerous Future for the NCAA and the Sports Betting Industry
On Monday, April 27, Texas Tech University announced that its football program’s quarterback, Brendan Sorsby was checking into a gambling ...
Sports Need More Violence: A Case to Solve the Flopping Problem
As the European soccer season and the NBA playoffs approach their climaxes, I’ve had a nagging feeling that something’s wrong. ...