Sagehens Knock Athenas off Olympus
By Dan Driscoll
Sports Editor
"Here we go Sagehens, here we go!" Thud! Thud! "Here we go Sagehens, here we go!"
So screamed the hundred-plus Pomona-Pitzer fans who CMS’s swelteringly hot Ducey Gymnasium to watch the most exciting women’s volleyball contest yet played this season. The boisterous Sagehen backers at the match Friday, September 28, witnessed P-P sweep CMS in three games (30-28, 30-27, 32-30).
Women’s Soccer Beats Cornell, Whittier, Oxy
By Tamara Zakim
Staff Writer
Pomona-Pitzer women’s soccer broke a four game losing streak with two much-needed wins against Cornell College (Iowa) and Occidental last week.
Water Polo Gets Slugged at Santa Cruz Tourney
By Chris Dempsey
Sports Associate
Despite a record of one win and nine losses, Men’s Water Polo coach Gary Troyer is satisfied with his team’s performance: "I’m happy. We’re playing very well considering how inexperienced we are."
Patrick Scores Four, Hens Tame Tigers
By Joey Richards
Sports Editor
Nobody could have predicted it. Not the players, not the coaches, not even Liam Patrick ’03 himself could have known what would happen Saturday afternoon.
Runners Go Runnin’
By Conor O'Rourke
Sports Associate
As a former runner myself, I want to begin this article by saying the toughest thing I’ve ever done physically or mentally in my life was run cross-country in high school. The last mile or so of a race would be dominated by the voice of Bill Cosby ranting about the insalubrity of hip-hop music, the benefits of Kodak Gold film, and how my legs reminded him of the Jell-O Jigglers that the kids were eating these days.
Football Plays Well, Still in Production Stage
By Conor O'Rourke
Sports Associate
Football. Now there is a sport and a half. Monster hits, coast-to-coast Hail Mary’s, and glitzy endzone dances make this the sport most representative of the American public! Unsolicited violence, a healthy dose of religion, and the glamour of showmanship: this is why we have Hollywood.
