By Courtney Rockness
A senior athlete reflects on her cross country experience.
Category Archives: Sports
Ryken Makes a Splash
By Amelia Sniffin
How a solo walk-on for Wheaton’s diving team resurrected the Thunder’s hope for a conference championship.
In Another Covid First, Cross Country Competes Virtually
By Gloria Coleman
Despite a season of masked practices and socially distanced runs, the Thunder Cross Country team competed against other teams in the CCIW using Google Docs.
The Rise of Spikeball
By Jed Edgar
When indoor IMs were cut in an effort to limit the opportunity for the spread of COVID-19 across campus, students moved outdoors and established a new league.
Women’s Tennis Reckons with Two Canceled Seasons
By Jed Edgar
Despite the disappointments of 2020, the team is staying positive and hoping for a chance to compete in the spring.
Jesse Scott: Faith, Family, Football
By Amelia Sniffin
Father on the field and at home, Scott leads new era in Wheaton football.
Student-Athletes React to NCAA’s New Eligibility Rules
By Amelia Sniffin
After losing their spring and fall seasons, student-athletes are getting the chance to renew their eligibility, but they have to choose if they’ll stay at Wheaton an extra year to use it.
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student run since 1890 Sports at Wheaton Ryken Makes a Splash How a solo walk-on for Wheaton’s diving team resurrected the Thunder’s hope for a conference championship. By Amelia Sniffin Student Athletes React to NCAA’s New Eligibility Rule After losing their spring and fall seasons, student-athletes are getting the chance to renew their eligibility, butContinue reading “Sports”
Track Star Weighs in on Unexpected End to Senior Year
By Amelia Sniffin
Favor Ezewuzie was on track to be named the DIII Women’s Indoor Track & Field National Track Athlete of the Year when the COVID-19 Pandemic canceled nationals.
Harsted, Odell finish strong at wrestling invitational
By Amelia Sniffin
The Pete Wilson Wheaton Invitational is close to the heart of the Wheaton’s Wrestling program, and team performed well.