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.
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CMS Athletics cancels all competition for the fall 2020 season
Following Claremont McKenna College’s decision to hold all fall semester classes online, Claremont-Mudd-Scripps has officially canceled all fall 2020 athletic competitions. No P-P or CMS teams will be suiting up for the rest of 2020.
Athena tennis stays positive, despite COVID-19’s denial of another potential NCAA title
After starting off the season 14-0, Athena tennis looked poised to make a run at another national title, before their season was cut short.
Pomona-Pitzer cancels some athletic events over coronavirus concerns
Overnight travel for Pomona-Pitzer sports teams is being cut back in an effort to prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus.
Former CMS soccer player, assistant coach Ryan Fahey CM ’10 to take over team
Ryan Fahey CM ’10 was recently appointed to take over as head coach of CMS men’s soccer, following several years of assistant coaching.
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.
Hens, Athenas see seasons end in tournament at hands of Bulldogs
Both the P-P and CMS women’s basketball teams fell to Redlands in the SCIAC Tournament, cutting their seasons short.
CMS basketball’s Miles President HM ’20 talks crossing the 1,000-point mark
Miles President crossed the 1,000-point mark in the Stags’ Feb. 19 battle against Redlands and is the first Mudder to do so since 1967.
Sagehens roll past Redlands, advance to NCAA Tournament for second consecutive year
The P-P men’s basketball team defeated Redlands 87-66 in the SCIAC Championship, earning them a spot in the NCAA Tournament once again.
CMS hopes to deliver on first-place ranking with SCIAC victory
The CMS softball team enters the 2020 season with high expectations, as they were voted to finish first in the SCIAC in a coaches’ poll.