Harvey Mudd College announced Wednesday that student-athletes living on-campus will not be permitted to participate in CMS athletics for the fall semester.
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CMS calls off ‘high-risk’ sports
CMS athletes playing ‘high risk’ sports — basketball, football, soccer, volleyball, and water polo — won’t resume play this semester.
From the court to courtside: Alum Alaina Woo named P-P basketball head coach
Alaina Woo PO ’17, recently named P-P women’s basketball head coach, has been part of both a one-win season and a SCIAC title.
Coronavirus leaves class of 2024 recruits in the dark
COVID-19 has had a unique impact on incoming and future 5C recruits, who have had to forgo campus visits and adjust to at-home workouts.
Sagehen basketball phenom Micah Elan PZ ’20 reflects on record-breaking career and plans for future
Elan became P-P’s all-time leading scorer and led the Hens to their first-ever Sweet 16 appearance in the NCAA Tournament this year.
Athena tennis stays positive, despite COVID-19’s denial of another potential NCAA title
After starting off the season 14-0, Athena tennis looked poised to make a run at another national title, before their season was cut short.
‘We are responsible for a holistic student’: New Pomona-Pitzer Athletic Director Miriam Merrill to prioritize diversity, inclusion and mental health
Miriam Merrill plans to prioritize inclusion, diversity and mental health as new Pomona-Pitzer athletic director.
Long before his NBA titles, Spurs coach Gregg Popovich says he ‘fell in love’ with Division III lifestyle at Pomona-Pitzer
Gregg Popovich, now coach of the NBA’s San Antonio Spurs, discussed coaching Division-III Pomona-Pitzer in an exclusive interview with TSL.
To keep up with teammates, P-P swimmers and divers pound out hundreds of burpees
Seasons ended abruptly for hundreds of 5C student-athletes in mid-March. P-P get creative with ways to stay connected and stay in shape by creating an at-home burpee challenge for the team.
COMMENTARY: The sports world misses basketball dearly
It’s only been a little more than a month since the NBA shut down — since then, our everyday lives have changed dramatically in almost every way possible. While sports are among the least of the world’s concerns, sports fans suffer everywhere.