by Emily Duvall Staff Writer On Sat., Jun. 27, the National Women’s Soccer League, also known as the NWSL, kicked off the 2020 NWSL Challenge Cup, making it the first American team […]
National Women’s Soccer League Kicks Off 2020 Challenge Cup
Stanford University Cuts Varsity Sports
by Jackie King and Sophie Sullivan People Editor and Media Production Editor Stanford University announced the indefinite removal of 11 varsity sports after the 2020-21 season on Wed., July 8, in a joint statement released by […]
NASCAR bans Confederate flag
by Alaina Fox Editor-in-Chief Though the Confederate flag has often been a prominent fixture on NASCAR properties and at its races, the organization declared on Wed., Jun. 10, that the flag was […]
Torrey highlights similarities between NFL players Love and Garoppolo
By Senji Torrey Sports Editor The NFL Draft is one of the most exciting nights in football. College players are able to fulfill their life long dreams, teams get a spark of hope […]
Coronavirus terminates NBA season
By Senji Torrey Sports Editor Though the coronavirus seems to be affecting every industry and class, one organization that has been particularly affected by the coronavirus is the NBA. After the termination of […]
Borgia recaps biggest news so far from NFL offseason
by Nick Borgia Public Relations Manager The NFL remains as one of the very few sports organizations in the world not to be drastically affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, as the league […]
Maria Sharapova Announces Retirement from Tennis
by Alaina Fox News Editor After playing tennis for more than 28 years and competing professionally for 19 years, the Russian tennis champion Maria Sharapova announced on Feb. 26 that she was “ready […]
Nakken Becomes First Female Full Time MLB Coach
By Quincy Marks Public Relations Manager Alyssa Nakken made Major League Baseball history by signing a contract with the San Francisco Giants, becoming the first woman to be hired as a full-time […]