Established 1874.

The Oberlin Review

Established 1874.

The Oberlin Review

Established 1874.

The Oberlin Review

Junior midfielder Grace Barlow sprints to catch the ball in a game against the Denison University Big Red last Saturday in Granville, Ohio. The Yeowomen fell 14–7 in what was their last game of the season.

Women’s Lacrosse Falls Short in NCAC Championship

Harrison Wollman, Staff Writer May 8, 2015

The Denison University women’s lacrosse team offensively dominated the first half of the North Coast Athletic Conference championship against the Yeowomen last Saturday, scoring eight goals within 20...

To Be a Sports Editor

Nate Levinson, Sports Editor May 1, 2015

This editorial is the last in my run as one of the sports editors of this paper, and I can’t help but feel a little nostalgic. By my unofficial count, I’ve written 67 articles in my two-plus years...

Junior Grace Barlow battles past a defender from the Wittenberg University Tigers last Wednesday in Springfield, Ohio. Barlow led the Yeowomen past the Tigers with four goals and two assists in a 13–9 win to advance Oberlin to the North Coast Athletic Conference Finals for the first time since 2000.

Women’s Lacrosse Defeats Kenyon, Wittenberg

Ben Stassen May 1, 2015

The women’s lacrosse team made history this week, defeating the Kenyon College Ladies and the Wittenberg University Tigers to earn a spot in the North Coast Athletic Conference championship game for...

Senior co-captain and pitcher Katie Pieplow winds up for a pitch against the visiting Franciscan University Barons
last Sunday, April 26. The softball team celebrated its Senior Day with doubleheader victories over the Barons, 5–4, 10–1.
The Yeowomen graduate senior co-captains Pieplow and Jenny Goldsmith this year, but the vast majority of the roster
will return next fall. Softball concludes its lengthy season with a 3–12–1 conference record and a 6–28–2 overall record.

Feature Photo: Softball

Tyler Sloan, Editor in Chief May 1, 2015

Jason Hudson

In the Locker Room with Jason Hudson

Tyler Sloan, Editor in Chief May 1, 2015

This week, the Review sat down with Director of Student-Athlete Services and Wellness Jason Hudson to discuss his role in the Athletics department, coaching track and field and teaching fitness classes....

Ishida Named NCAC Coach of the Year

Jackie McDermott, Sports Editor May 1, 2015

The men’s tennis team earned a fourth-place finish at the North Coast Athletic Conference Tournament, which concluded on April 26, capping off a 12–11 season. Head Coach Eric Ishida was named NCAC...

Cavs’ Title Hopes Hit Snag

Dan Bisno and Henry Weissberg May 1, 2015

Attention Oberlin College seniors: You have two more sure opportunities to see LeBron live in action this season — maybe forever. Shell out the big bucks and see the best athlete on the planet throw...

Sophomore Ian Paik prepares to return a shot in a game against the Allegheny College Gators last Saturday at the Don Hunsinger Courts. The Yeomen defeated the Gators 7–2 en route to the North Coast Athletic Conference Championships this weekend in Gambier, Ohio.

Men’s Tennis Beats Gators, Heads to Playoffs

Jackie McDermott, Sports Editor April 27, 2015

The men’s tennis team bested conference rival the Allegheny College Gators 7–2 last Saturday to clinch the fifth seed in the upcoming North Conference Athletic Conference tournament. The Yeomen sent...

Senior co-captain Bronwen Schumacher takes on a Denison University Big Red defender last Saturday at the Austin E. Knowlton Athletic Complex. Schumacher, co-captain Kate Hanick and classmate Jodi Helsel were all honored in the team’s Senior Day ceremony prior to the game.

Denison Big Red Spoils Senior Day for Women’s Lacrosse

Randy Ollie April 27, 2015

The women’s lacrosse team celebrated its Senior Day while playing the Denison University Big Red at the Austin E. Knowlton Athletic Complex last Saturday. The Yeowomen took an early lead and hung tight...

Red, White and Gold

Tyler Sloan, Editor in Chief April 27, 2015

The countdown to the 2015 FIFA Women’s World Cup in Canada this summer has officially begun. With a little over a month until the festivities begin, analysts have started to embark on a series of lengthy...

Give the DivaCup a Chance

Isabel Hulkower, Columnist April 27, 2015

This is a weekly column devoted to discussing issues related to wellness at Oberlin College. You don’t have to go deep into Oberlin’s reproductive justice scene to hear cries of the wonders of the...

The quidditch team poses for a celebratory photo after defeating Ashland University in its first-ever home game at the Austin E. Knowlton Athletic Complex last Friday. Quidditch officially became a club sport earlier this semester.

Rising Popularity of Quidditch Hits Oberlin

Tyler Sloan, Editor in Chief April 27, 2015

The quidditch team was officially named a club sport at Oberlin this semester in a move reflecting the growing number of participants on campus. The roster now has upwards of 20 people, practices up to...

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