Emily Glass PO ’15 researched baseball player development programs and philosophies in six countries during her Watson fellowship, leading her to realize that building an education program for a professional baseball team was her next career goal.
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Pomona-Pitzer women’s soccer coach named interim athletic director
Head women’s soccer coach Jennifer Scanlon will lead the P-P athletic department as it works through current AD Lesley Irvine’s May 1 departure.
Led by veteran coach, young Sagehen baseball team eyes SCIAC title
With only one senior on his team, head baseball coach Frank Pericolosi picked up his 400th win last week.
From education, to the pros, and back: P-P Hall of Fame inductee Jase Turner on his career path
Jase Turner PO ’05 pursued his dream of playing professional baseball for three years after he graduated college before starting a career in education.
RECAP: Sagehen men’s golf finishes seventh at SCIAC 1 Tournament
The Sagehen men’s golf team competed in the SCIAC 1 tournament last weekend, taking seventh place.
Sagehen swimmers sweep up at SCIAC meet
The Pomona-Pitzer men’s and women’s swim and dive teams repeated as SCIAC champions Sunday, with both teams finishing in front of Claremont-Mudd-Scripps.
Sagehen men stifle Oxy to clinch first SCIAC basketball title since 2008
The P-P men’s basketball team downed Occidental in the SCIAC championship game, marking the team’s first title since 2008.
Senior-heavy Sagehen women’s water polo team looks to strong-arm competition in pursuit of SCIAC three-peat
The P-P women’s water polo team has won four straight games and is looking to three-peat as SCIAC Champions.
P-P women’s basketball to make first SCIAC tournament appearance in program history
Since the SCIAC women’s basketball tournament’s inception in 2007, only two teams have never made it into the postseason: Caltech and Pomona-Pitzer. Until now.
Athletics staff working overtime to keep competitions flowing smoothly amid storms
It doesn’t rain often in Claremont, but when it does, it quite literally pours. Last weekend, Southern California was hit by abnormally cold weather and a massive rainstorm that caused streams and puddles of water to dot the 5Cs. For ill-prepared Californians, rain means wet clothes and an urge to