Sports
While most students were still getting ready to return to school, the University's women’s cross country team had already moved ...
Men’s Soccer Preview
This fall on Jackson Field, Wesleyan men’s soccer will aim to maintain its supremacy throughout NESCAC and the nation. Moreover, ...
Men’s Tennis Preview
Often overshadowed in the NESCAC by traditional powers Amherst and Middlebury, the Wesleyan men’s tennis team appears ready to turn ...
Women’s Volleyball Preview
The University's women’s volleyball team is coming off a season with a break-even 13-13 record overall, and a 4-6 record ...
Adam’s Guide to Intramurals: Anyone Can be an Athlete
For a school that does not particularly emphasize athletics, Wesleyan boasts a thriving intramural sports scene
Wes Welcomes Back Mike Whalen ’83
This spring Wesleyan welcomed back its prodigal son, Mike Whalen ’83, as head coach of football and Assistant Director of ...
Editors’ Notebook: The NESCAC, the Little Three, and How to Speak Sports
In this orientation week issue, we want to familiarize new students with the players and teams that show potential to ...
What to Watch in Sports: 2010-2011: Record-Breaking Men’s Soccer
The Wesleyan men’s soccer team put on a performance in the 2009 season that came close to perfection.
What to Watch in Sports: 2010-2011: Star Player: ShaSha Brown ’13
Coming off an impressive season in which he received Rookie of the Year honors for the NESCAC, ShaSha Brown ’13 ...
What to Watch in Sports: 2010-2011: Laura Kurash ’13 & Women’s Soccer
In the 2009 season the Wesleyan Women’s soccer team raised the bar for women’s athletics by not only setting the ...
