“It’s my favorite thing. And I could do it at any time, with anyone, in any place. High level, recreational league or pick up. And I miss it.” Harper Rubin CM ’21 reflects on losing his senior-year soccer season and using the sport as a “guiding force” in the pandemic.
Tag: CMS Athletics
March sadness: P-P, CMS cancel spring sports seasons due to coronavirus
Following the 5Cs’ decision to eliminate in-person classes, athletic departments suspended the remainder of the spring sports season.
Marika Morelan fought anorexia through weightlifting, and now she’s training others
For Marika Morelan CM ’20, weightlifting was instrumental in battling and recovering from anorexia. Now she trains others too.
5C athletes and coaches speak on gender diversity in 5C coaching staff
The majority of women’s teams at the Claremont Colleges are head coached by males. Athletes and coaches share differing perspectives.
So what’s the point of DIII sports?
What exactly is the role of sports in Claremont? Athletics, despite their popularity, are often considered to be the antithesis of academics.
CMS baseball aims for SCIAC title after middling finish last season
After starting off the season hot, the CMS baseball team has its eyes set on competing at the top of a tough SCIAC conference.
Stag soccer shows appreciation for departing head coach Edwards
Stags soccer will miss head coach Matt Edwards, and only have positive words to say about him moving forward.
Athenas win 10th straight SCIAC Championship, Stags defeat Sagehens in tiebreaker to become conference champs
The CMS women’s cross country team picked up its 10th straight SCIAC championship , while the Stags beat out the Sagehens in a tiebreaker.
Buoyed by strong performances and new personal bests, CMS and P-P cross-country prepare for SCIAC showdown
After seasons of teamwide growth and several new personal bests, all four 5C cross-country teams have a legitimate shot at the SCIAC title.
CMS men’s soccer shuts out P-P in sole Sixth Street face-off of regular season
Based on the score at halftime Saturday, you wouldn’t have known the Claremont-Mudd-Scripps (9-2-1, 6-0-1 SCIAC) and Pomona-Pitzer (3-7-2, 2-4-1 SCIAC) men’s soccer teams had been duking it for 45 minutes. The score was still 0-0.