With football wrapped up and a track and field season to go before ending his collegiate run, defensive lineman and thrower Tyson-Jay Saena HM ’22 is bidding farewell to his experience as a biathlete.
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Edwards shines in CMS football’s win against No. 18 Chapman
CMS Football successfully pounded the ball against Chapman using their ground game, improving its record to 3-1.
Season preview: 3 things to know before this Saturday’s football opener
After more than a year off the field, the CMS and P-P football teams are set to return for a long-awaited season, opening with the two teams’ much-anticipated Sixth Street rivalry game.
How first-year athletes are adapting to an all-new definition of college sports
First-year athletes at the 5Cs are finding ways to stay connected and mimic an on-campus experience despite going online this fall.
Stag defense smothers Sagehens, snapping CMS football’s rivalry game losing streak
The Claremont-Mudd-Scripps football team bottled up star Pomona-Pitzer quarterback Karter Odermann PO ’20 and scored a 20-17 victory to end the season Saturday.
Stag football decimated by conference-leading Chapman
The CMS football team (4-5, 2-4 SCIAC) continued its disheartening season with a 41-17 loss on Nov. 9 to the SCIAC’s top team, Chapman.
CMS football gets second straight conference win
The Stags left Whittier Nov. 2 with a standout 52-16 win, their second over a conference opponent this season.
RECAP: CMS football blown out Redlands, then blows out Occidental
The Stag football team (3-4, 1-3 SCIAC) notched a win against Occidental for a lopsided 56-9 final score, but lost to Redlands the week prior.
Are better days ahead for CMS football? Stags finally notch first SCIAC win, blow out Oxy
After three weeks of consecutive losses to conference opponents, Saturday night brought the Stags an incredible victory over Occidental.
RECAP: CMS football beat by La Verne in overtime in SCIAC opener
The Stags football’s SCIAC opener Saturday afternoon proved a gut-wrenching 20-17 loss to La Verne on the road. Things were looking hopeful for CMS (2-2, 0-1 SCIAC) as they had possession of the ball first in the overtime session and were able to gain three yards in three plays.