Harry Davis Staff Writer On Friday, February 2, the Sewanee Baseball team defeated the LaGrange Panthers, ranked tenth, 13-5 before they lost the following games
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Sewanee women fall to Oglethorpe
J.T. Mitchell Staff Writer On Friday night, the Sewanee women’s basketball team came up just short, losing 77-64 against a first-place Oglethorpe squad. Nonetheless, it
Athlete of the Week 1: Bella Taylor (C’19)
By Richard Pryor III Executive Staff It’s been a busy winter for Bella Taylor (C’19). You might not know it if you talk
McDonough’s game-winner seals Lynxes’ fate
J.T. Mitchell Contributing Writer Every single fan in the packed Juhan Gymnasium was sitting on the edge of their seats as the second half of
Tigers beat rival Rhodes in rematch game
Harry Davis Staff Writer On Friday, January 26, the Sewanee Women’s Basketball team defeated the Rhodes College Lynx at home 72-64. Since the winter break,
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Current leaders in various statistical categories include Ben Simmons (#1, 2016), Donovan Mitchell (#13, 2017), Lauri Markkanen (#7, 2017), Jayson Tatum (#3, 2017), and the eminent Lonzo Ball (#2, 2017).
Football coach Travis Rundle optimistic about future seasons
He noted that after playing many young players this season, the coaching staff is “happy with the future” of the program, with upperclass leaders like John Gaither (C’19), Travis Nadalini (C’19), Jo Jo Matlock (C’19), and Conoly Koontz (C’19) working alongside younger players such as the ones mentioned above.
Sewanee stifles Centre’s comeback bid to open SAA play with a win
The Colonels had two wins and three losses after an exhibition game against Kentucky.
Sewanee dominates the paint to start the Lon Varnell Classic with a win
Thomas made a free throw to bring the score to 28-26 before Sewanee began to hit their stride. Sewanee started to drive to the basket hard, making five layups on a run that put the Tigers up 41-28 with 2:41 to play in the half. Hunter Buescher (C’19) made a jump shot with three seconds left to play to bring the score at halftime to 48-34.
Sewanee finishes promising season with stinging loss to Centre
“The Tigers had lost the possession battle the last two games and were looking to change this against Centre to give their defense time to rest against such a powerful offense.”