Audrey Jacklyn Archives - The Student Life

A drawing of the silhouettes of two athletes standing close to each other. One is holding a baseball bat, and the other is kicking a soccer ball. There is a heart behind their heads and they seem about to kiss.

By Charlotte Renner 2999 Views Athenas, Audrey Jacklyn, Audrey Reimers, Claremont Colleges, CMS, CMS water polo team, fraternities, Greek Life, Jake Taylor, NARPs, P-P, P-P Lacrosse, Pomona-Pitzer (P-P) softball team, Sagehens, sororities, Stags, upperclassmen, Valentine's Day, Varsity Sports Teams

Romantic setups or just another team-building activity? All is answered in this Valentine’s Day special on varsity mixers at the 5Cs.

Pomona-Pitzer vs CMS students running with the ball in women's lacrosse game

P-P Lacrosse Pomona-Pitzer Sports

March 7, 2024 7:57 pmSeptember 6, 2024 9:27 pm

P-P lacrosse brings the ‘Henergy’ in rainy rivalry rout of CMS

By Charlotte Renner 11305 Views Audrey Jacklyn, CMS Lax, CMS loss, Fiona Lewis, Grace Warner, Hannah Gough, Lacrosse, P-P Athletics, P-P Lacrosse, P-P win, Pomona-Pitzer Lacrosse, PP Lax, River Buechner, Ruby Loesch, Sarah Queener, Sixth Street Rivalry, Sydney Landauer, undefeated in conference, Zinda Field

The Henergy was high at Zinda field on Saturday, March 2 as Pomona-Pitzer (P-P) women’s lacrosse took the sixth street rivalry match over Claremont-Mudd-Scripps (CMS) 15-10, earning their first goal in 30 seconds thanks to Fiona Lewis PO ‘25.

Grace Tighe scoops ball up during game against UCLA

P-P Lacrosse Pomona-Pitzer Sports

February 1, 2024 11:27 pm

Bruins bear-ly scrape by Sagehens in sudden death victory over P-P women’s lacrosse

By Adam Akins 10987 Views Audrey Jacklyn, Bruins, DI, Division I, Fiona Lewis, Grace Tighe, Hens, Lacrosse, Overtime, Pomona-Pitzer, PP, River Buechner, Ruby Loesch, Sagehens, Shoshi Henderson, UCLA, UCLA bruins

The D1 UClA Bruins unleashed the beast in a sudden death defeat of Pomona-Pitzer women’s lacrosse in the preseason opener. Nevertheless, the Sagehens saw great debuts from a number of freshmen and started the process of making on-field adjustments.