Women’s Soccer Wins Double-Overtime Thriller
Bri DiMonda
October 3, 2014
Filed under Recent Stories, Soccer, SPORTS, Varsity Fall
The women’s soccer team won its seventh consecutive game this past Tuesday, pushing its record to 7–3 and leaving the team with its greatest number of wins in any season since 2002. The win, a 1–0 victory over the Saint Vincent College Bearcats, came on the heels of a thrilling 2–1 double overti...
Ingham’s Late Goal Puts Men’s Soccer on Top
Casey McGuire and Tyler Sloan
September 26, 2014
Filed under Soccer, SPORTS, Varsity Fall
Following a rocky start to its season, the men’s soccer team managed to tally a win at home on Tuesday, Sept. 23 against the Heidelberg University Student Princes. With last week’s defeats against Grove City College and Otterbein University behind them, the Yeomen stepped onto the field with a r...
Women’s Soccer Begins Conference Play on High Note
Sloane Garelick
September 26, 2014
Filed under Recent Stories, Soccer, SPORTS, Varsity Fall
The Oberlin women’s soccer team has been on a roll lately, winning its past five games, including a 1–0 victory over the Muskingum University Fighting Muskies on Wednesday. Last Thursday, the Yeowomen defeated the Lions of Mount St. Joseph 5–1 during their home opener. The team jumped out to ...
Scots Slam Yeomen in Homecoming Game
Sarena Malsin, Staff Writer
September 26, 2014
Filed under Football, SPORTS, Varsity Fall
As part of a historic homecoming weekend, the football team took on The College of Wooster Fighting Scots in their first game under the lights at the new Austin E. Knowlton Athletics Complex. No empty bleacher seats were visible on the home side of the new stadium, as the crowded and enthusiastic ma...
Volleyball Drops Games to DePauw, Manchester
Harrison Wollman
September 26, 2014
Filed under SPORTS, Varsity Fall, Volleyball
The volleyball team dropped two games on Saturday, falling to the nationally ranked DePauw University Tigers and Manchester University Spartans, pushing its record to 4–10. In the morning contest, the 19th-ranked Tigers proved too tough for the Yeowomen, as they completed a three-game sweep by the score...
In the Locker Room with Blake Buckhannon and Lucas Poggiali
Tyler Sloan, Sports Editor
September 19, 2014
Filed under Football, In the Locker Room, SPORTS, Varsity Fall
This week, the Review sat down with junior football players and roommates Blake Buckhannon and Lucas Poggiali to discuss their exciting win over Kenyon College, their first game at the Austin E. Knowlton Athletic Complex and the new atmosphere the team has been embracing this fall. ...
Field Hockey Remains Positive Despite Injuries
Abby Weiss
September 19, 2014
Filed under Field Hockey, SPORTS, Varsity Fall
Last weekend, the women’s field hockey team became the first Oberlin team to play at the Austin E. Knowlton Athletics Complex. The Yeowomen took on the Ohio Wesleyan Battling Bishops on Saturday and the Wittenberg Tigers on Sunday, falling in each game. With already short numbers and several injur...
Ingham Leads Men’s Soccer Past Earlham
Harrison Wollman
September 19, 2014
Filed under Soccer, SPORTS, Varsity Fall
Propelled by a hat trick from junior forward John Ingham, the men’s soccer team dismantled the Earlham College Quakers 0–5 last Saturday to momentarily hold a record of 2–1. The Yeomen moved to 2–2, however, in Wednesday’s 0–3 loss to the Grove City College Wolverines. Against the Quakers,...
Yeowomen Split Pair During Weekend Trip to Illinois
Michaela Puterbaugh
September 19, 2014
Filed under Soccer, SPORTS, Varsity Fall
Despite dropping its first three games, including one on Saturday 4–2 against the North Central College Cardinals, the women’s soccer team was able to bring home a 0–1 win against the Benedictine University Eagles on Sunday in Naperville, IL. The Yeowomen opened the weekend with a slow perform...
First Road Match Ends in Defeat for Yeomen
Abby Weiss
September 12, 2014
Filed under Soccer, SPORTS, Varsity Fall
Despite a strong performance from senior goalkeeper Oidie Kuijpers at Penn State-Behrend last Saturday, the men’s soccer team was unable to find the back of the net, ultimately falling 1–0 loss to the Lions. Penn State-Behrend outshot Oberlin 14–2, but Kuijpers collected five saves to keep the...
Despite Larger Roster, Yeomen Fall in First Game
Brianna Di Monda
September 12, 2014
Filed under Football, SPORTS, Varsity Fall
Despite new Head Coach Jay Anderson’s efforts to improve the football team, the Yeomen fell 45–10 to the College at Brockport Golden Eagles on Sept. 6. “He’s already done some great things. I know we’re only a game into the season, but he’s brought in a huge freshman class,” said junior ...
In the Locker Room with Assistant Football Coaches Bob Saunders and Nate Cole
Sarah Orbuch, Sports Editor
May 9, 2014
Filed under Football, In the Locker Room, SPORTS
This week, the Review sat down with first-year Assistant Football Coaches Nate Cole and Bob Saunders to discuss past jobs, what NFL players they’d like to coach and the new era of Oberlin football. What drew you to Oberlin? Bob Saunders: I had spent some time in Division III football at Wash...