Otto Fritton PZ ‘27 would have loved to experience the “invincible” season, where, in 2003/4, Arsenal won the Premier League without losing a single match. However, since that season, Arsenal — one of the biggest clubs in England — has failed to return to this same pinnacle, sliding into mediocrity for the past 15 or so years.
Author: Otto Fritton
Sagehens track and field keep flying, fighting for national top rankings after dominant P-P invitational
Spikes on, feathers ruffled, and attacking the rubber on a national level, P-P women’s and men’s cross-country cemented their presence in the national top-ten rankings after dominant performances in the 36th annual Pomona-Pitzer Invitational on Saturday, April 6.
Senior Day Thrashing: Athenas Stomp Bulldogs 24-1
The Athenas carried out a war of attrition against Redlands on their senior night, dominating through all four quarters and defeating the Bulldogs 24-1 on Saturday, April 13 at Pritzlaff field. The Claremont-Mudd-Scripps (CMS) lacrosse team have now scored 77 goals in their last three games and are second in SCIAC, one game behind Pomona-Pitzer (P-P).
Sagehens’ spunk helps P-P soar above Oxy Tigers in mercy rule win
Jake Hilton PO ’25 delivered yet another dominating start, leading the Pomona-Pitzer to tame the Occidental Tigers in a seven inning, four hit, complete game win, the second of his collegiate career thanks to strong offensive presence and solid defense.
Sagehens sink Stags in Sixth Street series and cement strong start to season
Sagehens’ baseball dominated the Stags 14-1 in the sixth street series opener on Friday, March 1 at Alumni field. Jake Hilton PO ’25 contained Claremont-Mudd-Scripps (CMS) with eight strikeouts while the bats got working in the bottom of each inning, getting the Hens on base early and often.