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The Oberlin Review

Established 1874.

The Oberlin Review

Established 1874.

The Oberlin Review

Player Of The Week: Izzy Gonzalez-Verlarde

Player Of The Week: Izzy Gonzalez-Verlarde

April 8, 2016

Izzy Gonzalez-Velarde tenses over the plate for her opponent’s pitch. Gonzales-Velarde cranked a two-run home run over the center wall against the Kenyon College Ladies at Kenyon’s home field this...

Junior Billy Lennon lofts up the ball as he prepares to serve to his Denison University opponent. The Yeomen were defeated Saturday 4–5 by the visiting Big Red but were able to bounce back Sunday to defeat the New York University BobCats 5–4.

Men’s Tennis Splits Doubleheader

Sam Kreisberg April 8, 2016

The men’s tennis team hosted a doubleheader last weekend, facing North Coast Athletic Conference rival the Denison University Big Red Saturday and a non-conference matchup against the New York University...

Orange You Glad You Skipped That Juice Cleanse?

Isabel Hulkower, Columnist April 1, 2016

Chances are that juice has been on your radar since it came in little cardboard boxes at snack time or in reinflatable Ca­pri Sun pouches during recess. Sweet and tangy fruit juice is a staple in most...

In the Locker Room with Monique Newton and Annie Goodridge

In the Locker Room with Monique Newton and Annie Goodridge

Sarena Malsin, Sports Editor April 1, 2016

This week, the Review sat down with sophomore track and field members Monique Newton and An­nie Goodridge to discuss how it feels to be national competitors, the ups and downs of training and the be­hind-the-scenes...

Yeowomen Step Up to Plate in Florida Conference

Julie Schreiber, Sports Editor April 1, 2016

After a busy break competing under a sweltering Florida sun, the softball team re­turned to campus Sunday and began prepa­rations for Saturday’s first North Coast Ath­letic Conference game. The...

Player of the Week: Maggie Mullard

Player of the Week: Maggie Mullard

Randy Ollie, Sports Editor April 1, 2016

Women’s lacross junior attacker Maggie Mullard raises her stick for a stick check after scoring a goal March 2 against the Baldwin Wallace University Yellow Jackets. Mullard scored a game-high four goals...

First-year shortstop Ian Dinsmore throws to first in the Yeomen’s home opener Wednesday. Dinsmore delivered a two-out RBI single in the bottom of the ninth to give Oberlin the win, defeating John Carroll University 9–8. The Yeomen are currently 8–11 overall this season and will be back on the field April 9 to host the Hiram College Terriers.

Yeomen Strike Out John Carroll

Nile Godfrey April 1, 2016

In their first game after the Tucson Invitational in Tucson, AZ, the baseball team came out with a well-earned 9–8 win to mark their homecoming against John Carroll University in a high-scoring nail-biter. After...

Oberlin Revs Up for Conference Play

Matt Walker April 1, 2016

The men’s lacrosse team continues to search for an­swers as the season progresses. Before the break, the Yeo­men were 1–3 as they entered their game against the Ohio Wesleyan University Battling...

World Cup Woes

Randy Ollie, Sports Editor April 1, 2016

While the next World Cup is more than two years away, the United States is in desperate need for a team identity, as well as a consistent starting lineup. After a disappointing 2–0 loss to Guatemala...

Dump the Trump Talk

Sarena Malsin, Sports Editor March 11, 2016

At a Valdosta State University rally on Feb. 29, yet another public endorsement fell into Trump’s small, small hands — this time from Brian France, chairman and CEO of NASCAR. In a statement to Sports...

Harrison Wollman (top), Kyle Dominy and Milo Sklar

In The Locker Room with Harrison Wollman, Kyle Dominy and Milo Sklar

Sam Kreisberg March 11, 2016

This week, the Review sat down with men’s baseball pitchers senior captain Harrison Wollman, junior ace Kyle Dominy and sophomore Milo Sklar to discuss the state of the team, goals for the season and...

Cool or Drool: Sharapova’s Failed Drug Test

Dan Bisno, Columnist March 11, 2016

Every professional sport has an age at which players can no longer compete with their younger counterparts. In football, we see a noticeable decline for running backs in their late 20s and quarterbacks...

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