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The Oberlin Review

Established 1874.

The Oberlin Review

Established 1874.

The Oberlin Review

Athletes Learning to Balance Body Image and Sport

Athletes Learning to Balance Body Image and Sport

Zoë Martin del Campo, Contributing Sports Editor March 4, 2022

  What does it mean to be beautiful? When do I feel the most beautiful? Am I beautiful? These are questions that many people who are socialized as women ask themselves — questions that I have...

52 Years Later: Remembering Oberlin’s March Madness Moment

John Elrod, Sports Editor March 4, 2022

During March, college basketball grabs the attention of the entire American sports world. From the Division I NCAA tournament to smaller conference tournaments, this time of year seems to produce an unlikely...

Bryana Woodard smiles proudly in her basketball uniform for media day.

Women’s Basketball’s First-Year Star Bryana Woodard

Matt Rudella, Senior Staff Writer March 4, 2022

It was a season for the ages for Oberlin women’s basketball — especially for first-year forward Bryana Woodard — as the Yeowomen tied their all-time season record for wins at 21, earning them a No....

Oberlin baseball player Yianni Gardner celebrates on the field in a huddle with his team.

Baseball Team Opens it Season with New Strategy, Expanded Roster

River Schiff, Senior Staff Writer March 4, 2022

Oberlin baseball travels to Kentucky to play Berea College in the team’s season opener today. The 53-player roster is sure to be packed with talent, with 29 underclassmen — including 22 first-years...

A Podium Full of Controversy at the Olympics This Year

Zoe Kuzbari, Contributing Sports Editor February 25, 2022

The 2022 Winter Olympic Games have been host to numerous controversies regarding participating athletes. The latest scandal at the Beijing Olympics surrounds 15 year-old Russian figure skater Kamila Valieva....

The women’s basketball poses for a team photo in Philips gym.

Yeowomen Look to Build on Season’s Successes in Semifinals of NCAC

River Schiff, Senior Staff Writer February 25, 2022

Last Tuesday’s win against Kenyon College marks the Oberlin women’s basketball team’s 21st win of the season, solidifying its impressive record of 21–3 in 2021–22 and matching a school record....

College fourth-year and men’s lacrosse player JT Starcke on Bailey Field cradling the ball up the field.

Men’s Lacrosse Looks to Build on Opening Day Win vs Chatham

John Elrod, Sports Editor February 25, 2022

In its first game of the season, the Oberlin men’s lacrosse team defeated Chatham University 10–7 in Pittsburgh last Saturday. The Yeomen, who led the whole game and fought off numerous Chatham comeback...

College fourth-years and women’s lacrosse players Annie Payne and Bette Imhoff pose together for media day.

In the Locker Room with Annie Payne and Bette Imhoff, Women’s Lacrosse Captains, Inseparable Friends

Andrea Nguyen, Sports Editor February 25, 2022

This week, the Review sat down with College fourth-years Annie Payne and Bette Imhoff to reflect on their past four years playing lacrosse at Oberlin. Both Payne and Imhoff have had successful collegiate...

A packed crowd in Philips holds up their hands in support of women’s basketball during a free throw.

Oberlin Athletics Celebrates Black History Month

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

The Oberlin College Athletics department hosted a variety of events in coordination with the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee and Black Student-Athlete Group this week to celebrate the diversity and...


Second-year Dimitrije Radusinovic on the men’s basketball team

In the Locker Room with Đorđe Otašević and Dimitrije Radusinovic, Star Basketball Players and Friends from Montenegro

Zoë Martin del Campo, Contributing Sports Editor January 14, 2022

Third-year Đorđe Otašević and second-year Dimitrije Radusinovic both hail from Montenegro and attended the same boarding school;  now, they both play together on the men’s basketball team. Earlier...

Local Browns Fans Comment on Disappointing 2021 Season

John Elrod, Sports Editor January 14, 2022

After starting the season with grandiose Super Bowl hopes, the Cleveland Browns wrapped up a losing season this past Sunday. The team had won a playoff game the year before and made key signings and draft...


The main entrance of Hales Gymnasium, home of historical sporting events

Remembering Hales Gymnasium: The Glory Days

Kayla Kim, Managing Editor January 14, 2022

Compared to other buildings on campus, Hales Gymnasium hardly stands out. There’s already an athletics center, the Knowlton Athletics Complex, and a space for other sporting events, the Heisman Field...

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