Harvey’s Rollercoaster Mets Career Comes to a Close
Alex McNicoll, Sports Editor
May 11, 2018
Filed under SPORTS, Sports Column
The New York Mets traded their once-star pitcher Matt Harvey to the Cincinnati Reds on Tuesday, signaling the end of one of the most frustrating eras in a franchise that is not averse to failure. Whether it was the injuries — he had Tommy John surgery in 2013 and was diagnosed with Thoracic Outlet Syndro...
Historic Season from Rauchle Not Enough for Yeowomen
Alex McNicoll, Sports Editor
May 11, 2018
Filed under Lacrosse, SPORTS, Varsity Sports, Varsity Spring
The women’s lacrosse team’s season came to a close in their matchup against the College of Wooster Fighting Scots in the North Coast Athletic Conference Semi-Finals last Wednesday. While the Yeowomen had hoped to return to the NCAC Championships after playing one of the best seasons in program hi...
Hammon Should Exemplify Fight Against Sexism in Sports
Alexis Dill, Sports Editor
May 11, 2018
Filed under SPORTS, Sports Editorials & Features
As a girl who grew up playing sports and dreaming of one day becoming a sports journalist, I have always been supported and encouraged by the men in my life. However, many of the women I look up to have been victims of sexism at one point or another throughout their careers. Fox NFL Sportscaster Erin Andrews ...
In The Locker Room with Alex McNicoll and Alexis Dill, Sports Editors
Alex McNicoll and Alexis Dill, Sports Editors
May 11, 2018
Filed under In the Locker Room, SPORTS
Sophomore Alex McNicoll has spent four semesters with the Review, serving as a sports editor for three. Sophomore Alexis Dill has been a sports editor for one semester and worked as a news editor last semester. This issue is McNicoll’s last as a section editor for the Review, while Dill will return ...
Men’s Tennis Tops Battling Bishops, Finishes Third
Alex McNicoll, Sports Editor
May 4, 2018
Filed under SPORTS, Tennis, Varsity Sports, Varsity Spring
The men’s tennis team clinched third place in the North Coast Athletic Conference at its annual tournament last Sunday. After beating the DePauw University Tigers 5–1 last Friday, the Yeomen dropped their semi-finals matchup to the Denison University Big Red 5–1, sending them to the matchup f...
In The Locker Room with Sonia Bloom, Preying Manti Frisbee Player
Alex McNicoll and Alexis Dill, Sports Editors
May 4, 2018
Filed under In the Locker Room, SPORTS
College senior Sonia Bloom joined the Preying Manti, the women’s and trans Ultimate Frisbee team, during her second year at Oberlin. Since then, the team has been a major part of her college experience. For the first time in two years, the Preying Manti will compete at the DIII College Nationals May 19â...
Cleveland Botches Potential Rebuild
Jason Hewitt, Staff Writer
May 4, 2018
Filed under SPORTS, Sports Column
The 2018 NFL Draft was critical for the Cleveland Browns after a season in which they didn’t win a single game, compiling a record of 0–16. There has only been one other team in National Football League history that has gone winless: the 2008 Detroit Lions. The Browns, whose performance has been noto...
Yeowomen Clinch Third Place in NCAC Championships
Jane Agler, Staff Writer
May 4, 2018
Filed under SPORTS, Tennis, Uncategorized, Varsity Sports, Varsity Spring
The women’s tennis team finished its season by winning third place in North Coast Athletic Conference tournament last weekend. As the third-seed in the tournament, they first played the sixth-seeded Ohio Wesleyan University Battling Bishops last Friday. After dropping the semi-finals to the second...
Big Red Sweeps Yeomen Baseball
Alex McNicoll, Sports Editor
May 4, 2018
Filed under Baseball, SPORTS, Varsity Sports, Varsity Spring
The baseball team collected three more losses this week in what has been a disappointing season for the promising squad. After making the North Coast Athletic Conference semi-finals last season, expectations were high for the Yeomen, but now — at 10–26 overall and 2–14 in the NCAC — returnin...
LeBron James Deserves Reverence, Even If He Leaves Cleveland
Alexis Dill, Sports Editor
May 4, 2018
Filed under SPORTS, Sports Editorials & Features
Quicken Loans Arena erupted last Wednesday as LeBron James sank a game-winning, buzzer-beating three-pointer over the outstretched arm of Indiana’s Thaddeus Young to give the Cleveland Cavaliers a 3–2 lead going into Game 6 of the series. After chest-bumping Cedi Osman and receiving embraces fr...
Arsenal FC Loses Wenger, Manager of 22 Years
Jane Agler, Staff Writer
April 27, 2018
Filed under SPORTS, Sports Column
After 22 years of managing Arsenal Football Club and providing the club with some of its most successful and memorable years to date, the sun is finally setting on Arsène Wenger’s career. Last week, Wenger announced to the public that he was leaving the club after the season finishes, marking the e...
Men’s Lacrosse Defeats Tigers 14–13, Finishes Season on Three-Game Win Streak
Alex McNicoll, Sports Editor
April 27, 2018
Filed under Lacrosse, SPORTS, Varsity Sports, Varsity Spring
The men’s lacrosse team ended their season with a 14–13 victory against the DePauw University Tigers last Saturday. The win capped off a three-game win streak that helped them finish on a high note after an overall disappointing season, hopefully building some positive momentum going in to next se...
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