By Emily Holding Sports Editor One of the topics of discussion at this Thursday’s meeting of PLNU’s board of trustees will presumably be the school’s national athletic affiliation. PLNU athletic teams currently compete in the Golden State Athletic Conference (GSAC), a conference in the NAIA. But the GSAC is changing, as Cal Baptist University has [...]
Senior Rebecca Duckworth is the third best pole vaulter in PLNU history, but it hasn’t always been smooth sailing.
By Amy Smith Multiple donors have decided not to contribute to PLNU as a result of the administration’s recent cuts to the athletic department. The loss of four sports came after efforts to comply with Title IX, the law that prohibits gender discrimination at institutions that receive federal funding. The decision to end women’s softball [...]
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 [...]
PLNU women’s soccer is feeling confident as the team rounds the corner to the GSAC quarterfinals.
Sea Lions defeat San Diego Christian College and Hope International University
San Diego Hall of Champions awards Steinhauer with Breitbard Star of the Month
PLNU’s men’s golf started its 2009-2010 season at the Grand Canyon Fall Classic in Arizona last week.
News channel NBC 7/39 is teaming up with PLNU students to experiment with something rarely done in the journalistic world.
