By Reagan Leverett Contributing Writer The volleyball matchup on September 15 between Sewanee and Oglethorpe was a great show of skill and endurance. The game
Category: Sports
Sewanee Volleyball loses tough game to Berry
By Reagan Leverett Contributing Writer The volleyball match on the evening of September 14 between Sewanee and Berry kept everyone in Juhan Gymnasium on the
Pryor Inquires: Weighing in on the Nike controversy
By Richard Pryor III Executive Staff At the Associated Collegiate Press conference in Dallas last year, I heard legendary Dallas sportscaster Dale Hansen speak on
Athlete of the Week: Micah Maes (C’20)
By Richard Pryor III Executive Staff Everyone knows how important the quarterback is to a football team. But after the “Philly Special” trick play in
Sewanee Men’s Soccer dominates over Huntington
By Hunter Craighill Contributing Writer From the starting whistle at 7:00 p.m. at Pruitt Field on Tuesday, the Sewanee Men’s Soccer team out-played, out-hustled, and
Sewanee blows out Kenyon before the script flips against Washington and Lee
By Harry Davis Contributing Writer On September 2, the Sewanee Tigers started the season with a victory against the Kenyon College Lords 43-10. The Tigers
Women’s Soccer ties one and drops one over Labor Day weekend
By Hunter Craighill Contributing Writer Over the course of the first weekend of the new semester, the Sewanee Tigers women’s soccer team tied with Huntington
Pryor Inquires: Fun Summer Predictions
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
Athlete of the Week: Hayden Hunt (C’19)
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
No. 20 Men’s tennis down W&L going into postseason
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