The CMS women’s basketball team defeated P-P 82-71 in the most recent iteration of the Sixth Street Rivalry.
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Author: Gabrielle Herzig
Claremont Lions win 2nd national rugby championship in 3 years
The Lions claimed their second National Small Colleges Rugby Organization National Championship in the past three seasons, defeating Christendom Athletics 57-1.
Former Pomona-Pitzer softball player using Claremont experience to educate Derek Jeter’s Miami Marlins
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.
Masters 2019: Players to watch
Ahead of the 2019 Masters this weekend, here are five players who could take home the coveted green jacket this year.
Forced to choose, eight Stags pick rugby over shot at second SCIAC football title
Eight Stags chose to play rugby this semester, meaning they will not play football next year.
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.
CMS women’s tennis, defending national champs, swinging for a repeat
The Claremont-Mudd-Scripps women’s tennis team is gearing up for a 2019 season that it hopes closely mirrors last year’s, which ended with the Athenas
In the zone: Pomona-Pitzer athletes use mindfulness meditation to enhance performance
Before hitting every shot, the PGA Tour professional and former No. 1 golfer in the world, Jason Day, steps back from his ball, and
Stags, Athenas shooting to take SCIAC titles in new season
As the Claremont-Mudd-Scripps men’s and women’s basketball teams get ready to begin their seasons, the Stags hope some fresh faces will continue their recent
P-P men and CMS women take first place at SCIAC Cross-Country Championship
Both the Pomona-Pitzer men’s and Claremont-Mudd-Scripps women’s cross-country teams emerged victorious at the SCIAC Championship Oct. 27 in Chino, California. The Sagehens successfully defended