Sports

Zoë Strickland | Managing Editor On Sept. 30, the Wolves travelled to Glendora, California and surrendered yet another win to Azusa Pacific University. The final score was 48-17 in favor of Azusa. This is their first time heading against Azusa this season, but their...

Stephanie Blair | Editor-in-Chief On Sept. 26 and 30, Wolves’ soccer played their last two home games before heading out on the road for three weeks. Concordia, Western’s opponent on Sept. 26, came into the game with a 355-minute shut out. They left with that record...

Zoë Strickland | Managing Editor Wolves volleyball garnered a dual loss while on the road. On Sept. 28, the Wolves headed to Burnaby, B.C. to face-off against Simon Fraser University. The game was a series of close scores and inevitable misses. Junior Alisha Bettinson...

Stephanie Blair | Editor-in-Chief Soccer The women’s soccer team holds a record of 0-2-1 in the conference, after a tied game on their home turf against Montana State Billings with a score of 1-1. Results of the Sept. 26 match against Concordia were not available as...

Zoe Strickland | Managing Editor The Wolves spent Oct. 23 in a deadlock against the No. 22-ranked Humboldt State University Lumberjacks — eventually succumbing to a 48-49 loss in overtime. This was the first home game of the season for Western. Ultimately, the Wolves...

By: Burke De Boer Sports Editor Indoor track team sets a Division II record The indoor track season was a dominant one for Western Oregon track and field, capped off by a record-setting national title for the men’s distance medley relay. Sophomore Dustin Nading,...

By: Burke De Boer Sports Editor For the second time this year, junior David Ribich is a national champion. After anchoring the indoor distance medley relay team that won the indoor national championship, Ribich added more hardware to the trophy room with an outdoor...

By: Burke De Boer Sports Editor “It takes you forever to find a good walk-up song,” said the designated hitter. “It’s a very big deal. I actually didn’t decide until like the last week before our first spring games, when I had to make a decision.” The man who agonized...

By: Burke De Boer Sports Editor In 1982, Wolves volleyball won only one game. For their final home game, they hosted the Hawaii-Hilo Vulcans, who had won the 1981 national championship. The Vulcans trashed the Wolves 2-15, 2-15, 1-15. Despite the margins, head coach...