By Richard Pryor, Executive Staff I’ve done it two times, so now it’s a tradition. For the last Pryor Inquires of the year, I offer up
By Richard Pryor, Executive Staff I’ve done it two times, so now it’s a tradition. For the last Pryor Inquires of the year, I offer up
By Richard Pryor III, Executive Staff It’s hard to make an impact as a substitute in some sports. For example, in sports like soccer and
By J.T. Mitchell, Staff Writer On Wednesday afternoon at the Bruton-Guerry Tennis Center, the Sewanee men’s tennis team defeated longtime rival Washington and Lee University by
By Harry Davis, Staff Writer Sewanee entered a recent game against the Berry College Vikings with a record of eight wins and four losses and a
By Richard Pryor III, Executive Staff Q: Richard, you’ve been a fan of weird and interesting statistics for years. What do you think about Moneyball?
By Richard Pryor III Executive Staff When choosing an athlete to feature, I am likely to look at their statistics over the season, and I
Sydney Leibfritz Staff Writer As the sky alternated between a clear blue and looming dark clouds, Sewanee softball began their doubleheader with the Hendrix Warriors
By Harry Davis Staff Writer On Friday, March 30, the Sewanee baseball team won 3-1 at home to start the weekend before they split the
Richard Pryor III Executive Staff Q: Richard, I know you live in Ohio, so you are well-acquainted with the painful life of being a Browns
By Harry Davis Staff writer On March 4, the Sewanee Baseball team lost to the Centre Colonels 8-7 after they lost the previous two games