By J.T. Mitchell Staff Writer After huge wins over Carthage College and Ohio Northern University, the Sewanee women’s lacrosse team improved their overall record to
By J.T. Mitchell Staff Writer After huge wins over Carthage College and Ohio Northern University, the Sewanee women’s lacrosse team improved their overall record to
By Sydney Leibfritz Staff Writer For the first time since 2005, Sewanee Softball has emerged victorious against a conference rival. In their series on March
By J.T. Mitchell Staff Writer On March 7, the Sewanee baseball team fell to cross-state foe Maryville College 10-1. The loss extends the Tigers’ losing
By Richard Pryor III Executive Staff Q: Give me your NBA Champion prediction. Right now. – Needy in Nabit A: Well, Needy, I could make this
By Richard Pryor III Executive Staff Basketball is a flashy sport. We are captivated by LeBron James’s all-around leadership, Steph Curry’s unnatural ability at getting
By J.T. Mitchell Staff Writer The #17 Sewanee women’s tennis team defeated Piedmont College and Hanover College in a Sunday afternoon doubleheader to stay undefeated.
By Harry Davis Staff writer On February 16, the Sewanee Baseball team lost to the Spalding University Golden Eagles 14-2 before they dropped the
By J.T. Mitchell Staff Writer This past weekend, Sewanee men’s lacrosse went 2-0 in the team’s first home games of the 2018 season. The Tigers beat
By J.T. Mitchell Staff Writer DANVILLE, Ky. – Despite shooting a solid 54 percent from the field, the Sewanee men’s basketball team fell short on Saturday,
By Richard Pryor III Executive Staff Normally, Pryor Inquires starts off with a fun little dialogue between me and a questioner about sports. But not