While many athletes have been staying in shape at home and staying in touch over Zoom, some are still unsure if they feel comfortable playing if athletics return.
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Former CMS tennis champ hopes to end the ‘DI or bust’ mentality with ‘D3toPro’ podcast
Skyler Butts CM ’16 interviews professional athletes who come from DIII collegiate backgrounds, hoping to break DIII stigma.
SCIAC loses Occidental football, but P-P and CMS teams here to stay, admin say
After Occidental College canceled its football program, 5C students were left wondering about the fate of their own teams.
If students return, HMC won’t allow participating athletes to live on campus
Harvey Mudd student-athletes face a tough decision with regards to their athletic participation in spring sports.
With competition on hold, athletic departments zero in on student-athletes’ mental health
With competition still on pause, 5C athletic departments are as focused on student-athletes’ mental health as much as their physical health.
Spring sports face an uncertain future. Here’s what athletics might look like
Three months out from the spring semester, there’s still a lot up in the air — including whether student-athletes will be able to resume competition.
CMS and P-P bring intramurals to the screen with esports
The Claremont Colleges adjust their intramurals to be on an online setting, replacing ball games with video games.
Student-athletes bring fun and games to 5C after-school childcare program
Many school-aged children of faculty and staff are learning remotely. Now they can have a fun time with 5C student athletes.
A quaranteam: CMS men’s water polo keeps team spirit alive from Claremont to Wyoming
From Claremont to Wyoming, CMS men’s water polo stays connected from home
Olympian runner Marina Muncan joins CMS athletics as head cross-country coach
Years after her first Division III coaching stint, former Olympic athlete Marina Muncan is returning to her collegiate coaching roots to coach CMS cross-country.