Men’s Tennis Slams Back Into Play With Talented Core
The men’s tennis team is back this fall with a vengeance. After a tough defeat in the NCAA quarterfinals last ...
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Field Hockey Dominates in Non-Conference Play, Falls to ’CAC Competitors
Wesleyan field hockey has continued their tumultuous season with a pattern of conferences losses and non-conferences wins. The Cardinals maintain ...
Men’s Soccer Goes Into Overtime Thrice in Four Games
What a week! Men’s soccer spent a successful seven days playing four games and ending with a strong 2–1–1 record. ...
Is the Basketball World Catching Up to Team USA?
Spain was crowned champion of the 2019 FIBA Basketball World Cup, as they defeated Argentina 95–75 in the final on ...
Robert Griffin III in Retrospect: The Spread Offense and the Modern NFL
From ten thousand feet up, not much has changed in the NFL since the early 2010s. Many of the good ...
Men’s Golf Aims High, Shoots Low, and Still Misses the Mark at Middlebury Tournament
The Wesleyan men’s golf team competed in their second round of play this past weekend, deemed the Duke Nelson Tournament, ...
Women’s Soccer Beats Top-Ranked Williams for First Time in 37 Years
The women’s soccer team’s stellar play continued this past week, with two huge wins over Williams and Springfield College. The ...
Van Inwegen ’20 Takes Top Time for Cards at Men’s XC Little Threes
And they’re off to the races…men’s cross country, that is. These Cardinal runners began their season on Saturday, hosting the ...
Somera’s Secret Sauce: Volleyball Coach Talks Team Building, DIII, and Yoga
Ben Somera’s 2015 arrival in Middletown marked the beginning of a sustained rise for Wesleyan volleyball. Inheriting a team that ...
Becky Lopez-Anido ’21 Finishes in First at Women’s XC Little Three Championship
The women’s cross country team is officially back in action. Wesleyan hosted its season opener, the Little Three Championship against ...