Women’s Tennis Poised For Historic Year
After recording its first ever winning record, 6-3, in NESCAC conference play in the 2014-15 season, the women’s tennis team ...
Sports
One and Done: NBA Rule Hurts College Basketball
In 2006, the National Basketball Association implemented a rule banning players from going straight to the NBA from high school. ...
Wesleyan Athletics Meets World: Jogging the Memory of Bill Rodgers ’70
Bill Rodgers ’70 spent the first half of his life running over the terrain of the Northeast. His calves were ...
Wrestling Places Three Cards at Regionals
The wrestlers reached the height of their season this past weekend at Springfield College as they competed in the NCAA Division ...
No More Treading Water: Max Wimer ’19 Talks Swim & Dive, Water Polo
Connecticut native Max Wimer ’19 made a splash in his first season as a member of Wesleyan Swimming & Diving. ...
Young Wrestlers Perform Well at NEWA Futures Tournament
Last Sunday, Wesleyan sent off five wrestlers to battle on the mats at the New England Wrestling Association (NEWA) Futures ...
Men’s Hockey Swept by Trinity, Bringing Season to a Close
The men’s hockey team faced a do-or-die situation last weekend with two games remaining in the season – win out ...
Jenny Aguiar ’19 Stays Hot as Track and Field Gears Up for Postseason
This past weekend, the women’s team traveled up to Middlebury for its first championship meet of the indoor season, the ...
Women’s Hockey Bids Farewell to Five Seniors in Doubleheader vs. Amherst
The women’s hockey team finished up its season this past weekend with losses on both Friday and Saturday to nationally ...
Men’s Swim and Dive Breaks Five Records
While the snow was dissipating in every nook and cranny around the University, the men’s swim and dive team was preoccupied ...