Caity Healy | Editor-in-Chief In its first year as part of the National Small College Rugby Organization, Western Oregon Rugby was already making a name for itself. Two seniors and two sophomores were invited to try out for the Pacific Coast All-Star team to play as...
Sports
Men’s Lacrosse closes out their senior send-off on top against Southern Oregon University
Caity Healy | Editor-in-Chief The stands were filled with the cheers and howls of Wolves and fans alike, as the men made their way to the field for the last home game of the season. For some, it would be the last time they ever play on the home-turf. For others, it...
Club Sport highlight: Get to know Western’s Dance Team
Caity Healy | Editor-in-Chief How long has Western’s dance team been around? WOU Dance Team has been a part of the WOU Club Sports for about 4 years. What does an average day look like for someone who is on dance team? The great thing about the dance team, (it) does...
Women’s rugby faces off against unplanned Alumnae/outside player team
Cora McClain | Copy Editor There was a chill in the air on the drizzly morning of April 13 as Western’s women’s rugby took to the pitch against a team sporting very similar colors to our Wolves. An interview with club president Lexi Osborn after the game cleared up...
Western Oregon host Northwest Club Basketball Championship, takes first
Shariff Youngblood | Freelancer On a typical Pacific Northwest cold and gloomy day, five teams battled for the Northwest Basketball Club League Championships. A trophy was on the line, and there was only one team that was going to go home with it. On April 13, the...
Get to know your Western athletes: Cheyanne Rimer
Mikaela Wong | Staff Writer It’s typical for students to watch school sporting events and cheer on the athletes from the stands. However, it’s also easy to forget that the very athletes they are there to watch, are students too, who have lives outside of their sport....
Club spotlight: Rock climbing club
Paul F. Davis | Managing Editor So often, sports involve the mastery of ball use or implement to be truly great in competition. However, climbing is different; it requires a mastery of one’s body instead. Dyno’s, side pulls and gastones could potentially be in the...
Men take first, women take second at John Knight Twilight meet
Caity Healy | Editor-in-Chief McArthur Field was home to 17 different teams, six different levels and a full day of track and field events for the John Knight Twilight, held on April 5. With 38 different events taking place beginning at 1 p.m. on a stormy Friday, the...
Men’s basketball 2019 postseason, 2-2
Paul F. Davis | Managing Editor A year after one of the most successful seasons in Western Men’s Basketball history, this year’s team was not expecting to be nearly as dominant as last year; the Wolves had graduated a majority of their most highlighted players from...
Club vs. Varsity: An unprecedented battle
Caity Healy | Editor-in-Chief The skies darkened and the clouds rolled in as the two teams made their way to the turf. Raindrops rolling down their cheeks as the unforgiving showers would not surrender, the women showed their game-faces, signaling that they’d fight...
