Every once in a while, there’s a moment in sports that no one will ever forget — like when Tiger Woods won the Masters Sunday.
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In the zone: Pomona-Pitzer athletes use mindfulness meditation to enhance performance
Before hitting every shot, the PGA Tour professional and former No. 1 golfer in the world, Jason Day, steps back from his ball, and
Ta’s Timeout: A solution to meaningless international friendlies? The UEFA Nations League
This past summer, the largest sporting event in the world brought together millions of people, as the 2018 FIFA World Cup showed us all
Michigan’s ‘Revenge Tour,’ and one of my own
It’s rare for someone to make a life-altering decision in first grade. It’s even rarer for that decision to be about sports. Yet, that’s
Ta’s Timeout: What could have been: A disappointing end to a great inaugural season for LAFC
In the beginning of the 2018 Major League Soccer season, Los Angeles football fans had plenty of reason to be excited and hopeful. Expansion
The Division III experience: Building a balance between student and athlete
While many factors influence a student-athlete’s choice of college, the athletic experience offered by either Claremont-Mudd-Scripps or Pomona-Pitzer was likely an important one for
Missed opportunities and heartbreak: The Dodgers title drought continues
When the last out of the 2018 MLB season was recorded this past Sunday at Dodger Stadium, there were endless cheers, smiles, and hugs
Ta’s Timeout: Real Madrid sacks Julen Lopetegui just in time
After just four months in charge, Real Madrid has sacked head coach Julen Lopetegui, following their embarrassing 5-1 defeat at the Camp Nou against
As the NBA season tips off, LeBron James and the new-look Lakers hope to join the league’s elite
“LeBron James, four-time NBA MVP, three-time NBA finals MVP, fourteen-time NBA All Star, and two time Olympic gold medalist has agreed to a four
NFL’s passing of the torch: A new generation of quarterbacks has arrived
On Sunday afternoons this fall, a TV remote feels like a time machine. Switching between football games feels like stepping into different decades. First,