By Jeremy O’NeillExecutive Staff My high school men’s and women’s basketball teams had very different experiences in multiple aspects of the sport. Like many high
By Jeremy O’NeillExecutive Staff My high school men’s and women’s basketball teams had very different experiences in multiple aspects of the sport. Like many high
Madison Sellers (C’23) competes in the mile. Photo by Sambhav Bansal (C’23). By Claire SmithExecutive Editor Track and field had an exciting start for the
By Richard Pryor, IIIStaff Writer This week, the Baseball Hall of Fame announced the election of Derek Jeter and Larry Walker to the Hall. However,
By Jeremy O’NeillExecutive Staff Things change quickly in the sports world. The Warriors used to be good. Marcus Mariota used to be the next big
Sewanee’s Kinsley Logan (C’22) drives against Rhodes’s Libby Long. Photos by Matthew Hembree (C’20). By Jeremy O’NeillExecutive Staff Juhan Gymnasium was a hot spot for
By Richard Pryor IIIExecutive Staff I’m not sure what to say. This specific article has been staring me down for months now, and I am
By Jeremy O’NeillExecutive Staff Two issues of The Sewanee Purple ago, I wrote an article profiling mental health in sports as an uncomfortable subject, and
By Harry DavisStaff Writer The Sewanee Tigers men’s basketball team defeated the Belhaven University Blazers 89-65 at home. The Tigers entered the game with three
Adrian Thomas (C’20) goes for the basket against Covenant. Photo courtesy of Lyn Hutchinson. By J.T. MitchellStaff Writer The second day of the annual Lon
The Sewanee Tigers get hype for the Black-Tie Classic. Photo courtesy of Lyn Hutchinson. By J.T. MitchellStaff Writer It was a big weekend for the