By Alaina Bird Contributor On Oct. 29, as many athletes, myself included, were planning our weekend Halloween festivities, an important decision was made affecting the future of our collegiate athletic careers. And most of us had no idea. I was clueless until I spoke with kinesiology professor Ted Anderson. I went into his office expecting [...]
The Golden State Athletic Conference softball playoffs begin Tuesday with the No. 2-seeded Sea Lions hosting their side of the bracke
The PLNU administration’s decision to cut four athletic teams last month has sparked a dramatic storm of controversy that has divided our small campus and attracted national attention.
PLNU students have not stayed silent on the administration’s abrupt decision to cut the softball, golf and men’s track and cross country programs due to Title IX compliance issues. The cuts followed the loss of the softball field used but not owned by PLNU at Sunset Cliffs National Park for 35 years. The administration also announced it will add a women’s golf program.
By Katherine Browning Last night at 7 p.m., a group of my friends—the 24 men on the PLNU track and field team—walked into Cunningham dining hall with hopes for a successful season, plans for personal records and a commitment to compete for our school. Half an hour later, they walked out devastated. Vice President for [...]
With a new head coach, the PLNU women’s softball team is looking to make a big impact in league this year.
The PLNU athletic department held its annual athletic worship and awards banquet on Sunday, Sept. 27. The banquet included singing, scripture readings, and testimonies from golfer Sam Cyr and softball player Kira Wommer
Cheryl Schaefer is awarded for athleticism and determination
