Overnight travel for Pomona-Pitzer sports teams is being cut back in an effort to prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus.
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‘A huge rivalry’: Sagehens, Stags water polo teams split regular season faceoffs, setting up high-stakes SCIAC semifinal
After losing the first matchup this season, the Sagehens’ men’s water polo team beat the Stags last week. The teams will face off in the SCIAC semifinal Friday.
Pomona-Pitzer suspends overnight recruit visits for prospective student-athletes after ‘incident’
Pomona-Pitzer athletics suspended overnight recruiting visits with prospective student-athletes after an incident at Pitzer College.
Sagehen women’s soccer dispatches Cal Lu to earn first SCIAC championship since 2015
The Pomona-Pitzer women’s soccer team overcame its postseason woes Saturday, defeating Cal Lutheran to earn its first SCIAC title since 2015.
Comeback bid falls short in P-P football’s loss to Chapman
Though the Sagehen defense pressured Chapman all game long and kept P-P football (5-3, 3-2 SCIAC) in the running Nov. 2, the offense made a series of mistakes and couldn’t make a comeback, falling 26-21 to the Panthers.
CMS men’s water polo staying afloat in the big leagues, P-P continues winning record
CMS men’s water polo has ambitious goals for the season, the foremost of which will be taking down their closest rival and long-time league champion, P-P.
Season preview: CMS football aims for SCIAC championship repeat, P-P tries to replace graduated stars
Here’s what you need to know about the Claremont-Mudd-Scripps and Pomona-Pitzer football teams going into the fall SCIAC season.
Postseason roundup: CMS women’s tennis makes history, track and field athletes win national accolades
CMS women’s tennis and track and field athletes had particularly notable performances at last week’s national championships.
Stags upset Sagehens, Athenas squeak past Redlands for SCIAC track sweep
The Stags topped the No. 2-ranked Sagehens by 36 points as the Athenas won their fifth-straight title by just three points.
Former Pomona-Pitzer softball player using Claremont experience to educate Derek Jeter’s Miami Marlins
Emily Glass PO ’15 researched baseball player development programs and philosophies in six countries during her Watson fellowship, leading her to realize that building an education program for a professional baseball team was her next career goal.