Claremont-Mudd-Scripps and Pomona-Pitzer won a combined six SCIAC Championships across five sports this fall, the most ever in a single season. Pomona-Pitzer Football Without a doubt, the most compelling narrative of the SCIAC’s fall season was the historic Cinderella story of Pomona-Pitzer football. Ranked fifth in the beginning of the
Cecil shed a tear from his rocking chair Saturday as after 67 years of waiting. The Sagehens defeated the Stags 28-14 to earn their first SCIAC championship since 1955. While both P-P and CMS will be named co-champions, the Sagehens’ victory has earned them their first ever trip to Nationals.
Paws down! The CMS Stags unraveled the Chapman Panthers’ ball of yarn Saturday with their 28-6 victory once again proving why they have the No. 1 defense in the SCIAC.
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.
CMS Football successfully pounded the ball against Chapman using their ground game, improving its record to 3-1.
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.
First-year athletes at the 5Cs are finding ways to stay connected and mimic an on-campus experience despite going online this fall.
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.
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.
The Stags left Whittier Nov. 2 with a standout 52-16 win, their second over a conference opponent this season.
