CMS lacrosse fell to NCAA rival Colorado College, snapping its 25-game Division III winning streak, but the teams will likely meet again in the NCAA tournament.
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‘A do-by-example person’: Abby Johnson leads tight-knit track team
Abby Johnson SC ’21 has emerged as a leader of the Claremont-Mudd-Scripps track team, putting up great times on the track and establishing a welcoming and friendly team culture.
Spikeball sweeps the 5Cs
Spikeball has taken over 5C campuses, leading to the creation of a new intramural league and players of varying levels of commitment.
Tebow Time: Don’t hate the former Heisman winner for chasing his baseball dream
Kellan Grant PO ’21 argues that people should stop criticizing Tim Tebow for his pursuit of a career in baseball, and instead focus on his status as a positive role model in sports.
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.
Ta’s Timeout: Soccer superstitions
Danny Ta PO ’22 provides a rundown of some of the most ridiculous superstitions in the history of soccer.
‘It’s just a game’: Claremont softball teams gain perspective during rivalry weekend
The Claremont Colleges’ unique cross-campus rivalry served to uplift both the Claremont-Mudd-Scripps and Pomona-Pitzer teams last weekend.
Historic seasons for Sagehen basketball teams finally conclude with NCAA tournament losses
The Sagehen men fell to No. 2 Whitman 83-74 March 2, while the P-P women lost 72-46 to No. 13 Wisconsin-Oshkosh a day earlier.
The King’s decline: James looks flawed amidst Lakers’ struggles
The Lakers have underperformed in LeBron’s first season with the team.