By Fleming Smith Junior Editor On Friday, September 9, Sewanee’s men’s soccer team won their fourth straight game against the Fisk Bulldogs on Puett Field.
Category: Sports
In Hall of Fame game, Tigers lose to Washington & Lee
Richard Pryor, III Staff Writer In a hard-fought gridiron battle, the Generals of Washington & Lee defeated the Sewanee Tigers 21 to 17. The first
Track and Field competes in Birmingham
Photo courtesy of Ridge Davis (C’18) Photo courtesy of sewaneetigers.com BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (April 22, 2016) – Led by newly crowned Southern Athletic Association (SAA) javelin
Locker Room Talk gives college athletes opportunity to voice opinions
By Keenan Lo Executive Staff Many collegiate athletes feel like they do not have a forum to express their opinions about their coaches. Nick Petrella,
Featured athlete: Taylor Childress (C’18)
By Keenan Lo Executive Staff Photo by sewaneetigers.com The Sewanee Purple’s Athlete of the Week is Taylor Childress (C’18). Childress, who plays tennis for the
Sewanee Softball makes a comeback
By Hadley Montgomery Executive Staff Photo courtesy of sewaneetigers.com The 2015-16 Sewanee Softball season began this year with a strong comeback under new head coach
Featured athlete: Hayden Hunt (C’19)
By Keenan Lo Executive Staff Photo by sewaneetigers.com The Sewanee Purple Athlete of the Week is Hayden Hunt (C’19). Hunt, a first year player on
The Sewanee baseball team earned its first win of the season Saturday, as the Tigers split a doubleheader with Southern Athletic Association (SAA) rival Berry
Featured athlete: Aelin Hill (C’19)
By Keenan Lo Executive Staff The Sewanee Purple’s Athlete of the Week is Aelin Hill (C’19). Hill, who is on Sewanee’s Equestrian team, led her
Bruton-Guerry Tennis Center opens
The nationally-ranked Sewanee men and women’s tennis teams will open the newly constructed Bruton-Guerry Tennis Center with a pair of 2:00 p.m. matches against Piedmont,