Irene Boehm, Sports Editor Building on a rich tradition of school pride, the Sewanee Athletics Department recently introduced a new visual identity that reflects the
Irene Boehm, Sports Editor Building on a rich tradition of school pride, the Sewanee Athletics Department recently introduced a new visual identity that reflects the
Irene Boehm, Sports Editor Despite its home being tucked away, far from the hustle and bustle of University Avenue, the Sewanee Equestrian program has been
Bradley Tyer Jones, Sports Editor The student-athlete population at Sewanee is unique, with over 30% of the student body involved in athletics. Sewanee athletics is
Bradley Tyer Jones, Sports Editor “They’re both phenomenal people, the people you want to be in your program. They do things the right way. Whatever
Bradley Tyer Jones, Sports Editor The “core four” group of seniors on the field hockey team have proven to be level-headed individuals who love the
Skyler Adams, Contributing Writer Fly fishing is an opportunity to interact with nature on a deeper level. It allows us to be absorbed both in
Bradley Tyer Jones, Sports Editor The eight seniors on the Women’s Lacrosse Team are a special bunch. They support each other through thick and thin,
Aashray Chapagai, Contributing Writer Though cricket is one of the most popular sports in the world—especially in South Asia, England, Australia, and the Caribbean—it has
Bradley Tyer Jones, Sports Editor As Russ Marr (C ‘25) watched a video of Kit Walsh (C ‘91), previous holder of Sewanee Men’s Basketball highest
Bradley Tyler Jones, Sports Editor Sophie Yanoshik (C ‘25), captain of Sewanee’s women’s swim team, calls on the same joking mantra with every practice: Just