Established 1874.

The Oberlin Review

Established 1874.

The Oberlin Review

Established 1874.

The Oberlin Review

Sexism Plagues Hockey

Jackie McDermott, Sports Editor March 31, 2017

Most American sports fans are aware of our country’s dominance in women’s sports like basketball and gymnastics. But there is another sport in which American women have collected numerous Olympic medals...

Cubs, Mets Split Focus on Pitchers, Hitters

Jack Brewster, Columnist March 31, 2017

With the Major League Baseball season less than a week away, fans and baseball experts are already trying to predict who will raise the World Series trophy in October. Two favorites are the Chicago Cubs,...

Monique Newton (left) and Lilah Drafts-Johnson.

In The Locker Room with Women’s Track and Field

Darren Zaslau, Sports Editor March 31, 2017

In The Locker Room with Lilah Drafts-Johnson and Monique Newton This week, the Review sat down with junior sprinter/jumper Lilah Drafts-Johnson and junior thrower Monique Newton to talk about the women’s...

Cool or Drool: Soccer’s CTE Problem

Dan Bisno, Columnist March 10, 2017

“Ha sido sólo un susto” — It was only a scare. Fernando Torres tweeted those words following the traumatic header that could have cost him his career, not to mention his life. While the collision...

Krzyzewski Should Bench Grayson Allen for Aggressive Play

Darren Zaslau, Sports Editor March 10, 2017

Duke University has always been a national powerhouse in men’s college basketball. The Blue Devils are tied for third in most national championships with five wins, command an NCAA-best .755 NCAA tournament...

Senior Brian Carney drills a three-run home run in Oberlins 12–1 season-opening win over Berea College Wednesday. The Yeowomen were also victorious in game two of the doubleheader, winning 17–0.

Baseball Sweeps Berea in Doubleheader

James Cato March 10, 2017

With 31 hits and 29 runs, the baseball team opened up the 2017 season in style by defeating the Berea College Mountaineers in a doubleheader 12–1 and 17–0. After a disappointing 2016 campaign, the...

Junior Natalie Rauchle, named NCAC Player of the Week last week, maneuvers past a Kalamazoo College defender in Oberlins 22–2 home-opening win over the Hornets. The Yeowomen are currently 3–0.

Women’s Lacrosse Dominates Openers

Sam Harris March 10, 2017

Women’s lacrosse continued its hot start to the 2017 season Saturday with a 22–2 win over the Kalamazoo College Hornets. Led by junior Natalie Rauchle, who scored five goals, 10 different Yeowomen...

John Hepp (left) and Ana Richardson

In the Locker Room with Track and Field

Jackie McDermott, Sports Editor March 10, 2017

This week, the Review sat down with Associate Head Track & Field Coach and Recruiting Coordinator John Hepp, OC ’07, and junior thrower Ana Richardson. Women’s track and field earned its first...

Womens track and field recorded its first outright indoor conference championship in program history last weekend, defeating Ohio Wesleyan University by a 38 point margin.

Track and Field Claims Program’s First Conference Title

Jackie McDermott and Julie Schreiber March 10, 2017

Women’s track and field smashed conference records and reached new heights last weekend at the North Coast Athletic Conference Indoor Track Championship, claiming its first outright title in program...

Junior Sarah Hughes closes in on the net, eyeing a low forehand volley. After a 4–0 weekend in which she earned wins over Centre College and DePauw University at the No. 1 spot in both singles and doubles, Hughes was named North Coast Athletic Conference Player of the Week.

Yeowomen Fall to NCAC Rival Tigers

Michaela Puterbaugh, Staff Writer March 3, 2017

In a tough loss to the No. 25 DePauw University Tigers, the Yeowomen fell 6–3 Sunday to the rival who bested them last year in the North Coast Athletic Conference Tournament third-place match, the last...

Liz Amber (left) and Mia Battle

In The Locker Room with Women’s Lacrosse

Darren Zaslau, Sports Editor March 3, 2017

This week, the Review sat down with women’s lacrosse first-year midfielders Mia Battle and Eliza Amber to discuss their rookie season, offseason training and the eight-person senior class leadership....

The Oberlin College Thunder fielded a women’s team for the first time since 2007. Stacked with first-years, the men’s and women’s teams traveled to Kent State University on Feb. 18-19 to compete in the Black Squirrel Open.

Club Bowling Revives Women’s Squad

Alex McNicoll, Contributing Sports Editor March 3, 2017

For the first time in a decade, OC Thunder, Oberlin’s intercollegiate bowling team, fielded a women’s team. The group is brimming with enthusiasm and happy to be reviving an old Oberlin tradition. “It...

Activate Search