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The Oberlin Review

Established 1874.

The Oberlin Review

Established 1874.

The Oberlin Review

South Carolina Wins March Madness, Dawn Staley Dynasty Solidified

Kayla Kim, Managing Editor April 22, 2022

Although March Madness ended over spring break, there’s still much to be discussed regarding the packed month of riveting competition between the NCAA women’s teams. Composed of heartbreaking losses,...

Katie Meyer stands in goal for Stanford University’s women’s soccer team.

Stigma Surrounding Mental Health in College Athletics

Andrea Nguyen, Sports Editor April 22, 2022

Editor’s Note: This article mentions suicide and depression.    In an article to the Players Tribune in 2018 about battling his depression and anxiety, Cleveland Cavaliers player Kevin Love...

Sk8Co poses for a group photo on Lake Erie.

Test Your Athletic Abilities with Excos

Matt Rudella, Senior Staff Writer April 22, 2022

For many Oberlin students, getting involved in athletics can be intimidating and time consuming. ExCo's, however, can be a great opportunity for people to get involved and test out athletic activities...

College fourth-year and men’s lacrosse player Michael Muldoon cradles the ball on Bailey Field.

In the Locker Room with Men’s Lacrosse Captain Michael Muldoon

John Elrod, Sports Editor April 22, 2022

Fourth-year Michael Muldoon is the lacrosse version of a walking bucket. He’s scored 67 goals in only 34 career games, scoring at least once in 29 of those games. He’s been a huge part of the men’s...

Oberlin football team in 1921 playing football.

Remembering Oberlin’s 1990s Football Dynasty

John Elrod, Sports Editor April 1, 2022

Editors’ note: All quotes are fake and not from real interviews. The game stats, however, are 100 percent true. Last fall, I wrote an article trying to determine whether Oberlin’s sports teams were...

Uh oh! Sports Editors have to explain what a sport is to Production again.

Oberlin Athletics in a Nutshell

Zoë Martin del Campo, Contributing Sports Editor April 1, 2022

Saint Peter’s sensation Doug Edert

Incredible Upsets Headlined by Unlikely Heroes in March Madness

Matt Rudella, Senior Staff Writer April 1, 2022

*Editor's Note: While the following article isn’t really true to the April Fools theme Matt Rudella claimed he might throw hands if the EICs didn’t let him write this piece this week.   Yup,...

Second-year and NCAC honorable mention Abbie Patchen wacks the ball on the field while still looking cute.

Best OC Game Day Faces

Zoe Kuzbari, Contributing Sports Editor April 1, 2022

Happy April Fools Day! This week, the Review asked you all to submit some of your funniest game day or action shot photos of yourself or your friends. Although there were too many for us to include ALL...

Cristiano Ronaldo, the best international men’s soccer player, breaks the record for most goals by an individual.

Cristiano Ronaldo Sets New Record Inspiring Soccer Fans Worldwide

Zoe Kuzbari, Contributing Sports Editor March 25, 2022

Editor’s note: This article refers to soccer as football, the name used by Ronaldo and the rest of the international community.   Cristiano Ronaldo is arguably the best football player the...

Max Anastasio during a recent baseball game.

ITLR with New Leader of OC Baseball Max Anastasio

River Schiff, Senior Staff Writer March 25, 2022

Third-year baseball infielder Max Anastasio is entering this season with big plans. After not playing baseball at Oberlin since his first year, Anastasio is faced with a new leading role on the team which...

Fourth-year men’s lacrosse player Kiernan Stone checks a Capital University player to the ground.

Men’s Lacrosse Has High Hopes For Season

Zoë Martin del Campo, Contributing Sports Editor March 25, 2022

With six games under its belt, the Oberlin men’s lacrosse team has hit the ground running with a 5–1 record. In its most recent game against the University of Mount Union Raiders, the squad’s strong...

Change Coming for NCAA Women’s March Madness, Predictions for Sweet Sixteen

Kayla Kim, Managing Editor March 25, 2022

After a hectic first and second round in the Women’s NCAA March Madness tournament, there is some calm before the next round, the Sweet Sixteen.    The first round saw six upsets and some...

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