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The Oberlin Review

Established 1874.

The Oberlin Review

Established 1874.

The Oberlin Review

Men’s Lacrosse Finishes Best Season in 16 Years

Alen Cisija, Staff Writer May 6, 2011

Coming off of a five-win 2010 campaign and an offseason that featured a head coaching change, expectations for Oberlin men’s lacrosse weren’t necessarily high. Fast forward a year, and it’s easy...

Baseball Earns Pair of Wins on Senior Day

Marissa Clardy, Staff Writer May 6, 2011

The Oberlin baseball team capped off its season this past weekend with a trio of doubleheaders. Although the weekend was bookended by two pairs of losses to the Ohio Northern University Polar Bears on...

Yeomen and Yeowomen Give Strong Effort in Conference Tournament

John Critterden, Staff Writer May 6, 2011

The men's and women's tennis North Coast Athletic Conference Championships were held this past weekend at Oberlin College. Both the Yeomen and Yeowomen have reason to be proud of their achievements in...

Softball Ends Season With Two Wins, Looks Forward to 2012

Alen Cisija, Staff Writer May 6, 2011

Oberlin women’s softball finished its season in a marathon weekend that included four double headers on the road. The Yeowomen split decisions with the Kenyon College Lords, winning the first game 6–3...

In the Locker Room: Joanna Johnson

Marissa Clardy April 22, 2011

You just automatically qualified for nationals in the 10k. What was your mindset going into and coming out of the race? The goal of the race was to qualify. I knew that was the plan. The qualifying...

Tennis Teams Look to NCAC Tourney After Close Losses

Alen Cisija April 22, 2011

The end of the regular season is fast approaching for both of Oberlin’s varsity tennis teams, as the Yeomen and Yeowomen are jockeying for position in the upcoming North Coast Athletic Conference...

Women’s Ultimate Frisbee Team Heads to Regionals

Ariel Lewis, Staff Writer April 22, 2011

The women’s ultimate frisbee team, the Preying Manti, put in a strong showing during the Ohio Conference Championships at Ohio Northern University on April 16 and 17 —beating rival College of Wooster...

Yeomen Sweep Doubleheader from Kenyon Lords

James Kriz April 22, 2011

With the stakes as high as they’ve been all year, the Yeomen baseballers stepped up to the challenge, winning both contests in a crucial doubleheader against North Coast Athletic Conference foe Kenyon...

Words with Winkelfoos

James Blankenship, Sports Editor April 22, 2011

Do you feel like the Athletic Director Search Committee has made a significant amount of progress thus far? Absolutely. The entire search committee has been thoughtful in their approach and has...

Miller Doc Reminds of Jewish Stars, Heroes

Chris Landers, Sports Editor April 22, 2011

Dana Torres The most decorated Jewish Olympian of all time, Torres swam her way to 12 medals over the course of five Olympic Games, the fifth-highest total in American history. Sandy Koufax Koufax,...

Wasted Talent Becomes Lasting Legacy of Steroid Era

Chris Landers, Sports Editor April 15, 2011

This past week was an odd one for baseball, with everything wonderful and everything reprehensible about the sport blending together to create a panorama of images equal parts bizarre and beautiful. For...

Men’s Rugby Out to Make a Statement in 2011

Chris Landers, Sports Editor April 15, 2011

The Billygoats Gruff kicked off their 2011 season this past Saturday with a home game against Denison University. The Gruffs battled hard through the rain, but it wasn’t enough, as they would eventually...

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