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The baseball team, one of many sports teams to have their spring seasons canceled.

[Photo] Seasons Canceled Amid COVID-19 Outbreak

March 13, 2020
The men’s basketball team recently closed a season that was not only the most successful in recent memory, but also one of the best in program history. The Yeomen finished with a 15–12 record, one win shy of tying the school record for total wins in a season. This campaign was also the team’s first winning season since 1991–92. In addition, the team upset DePauw University in the North Coast Athletic Conference quarterfinals for the program’s first conference tournament win since 1992. “I am happy that our team was able to reach some notable milestones like having a winning record and winning in the conference tournament,” Head Men’s Basketball Coach Isaiah Cavaco wrote in an email to the Review. “It is nice that we can send this senior class off with some accolades.” The six-man class of fourth-years will graduate as one of the most decorated in school history, both as a group and as individuals. Christian Fioretti, Dre Campbell, and Josh Friedkin all scored over 1,000 career points, placing them in the top 30 in program history. Fioretti also became the school’s all-time leader in assists, securing All-NCAC Second Team honors. Cavaco understands that this fourth-year class won’t be easily replaced, but he is optimistic about the future. “We have some really capable, developing players that didn’t get a chance to show their talents during games because of our upper classes being so prevalent in our rotation,” Cavaco wrote. “I am excited to watch them take the fight I saw every day in practice into games next season. “There will definitely be a different feel to our team since that senior group took on big roles early in their careers, but our expectations are to keep the program moving in an upward trajectory.”

[Photo] Men’s Basketball Puts Season Into History Books

March 6, 2020
College third-year Tom Decker.

[Photo] College Third-Year Tom Decker, Men’s Lacrosse Player

March 6, 2020
College first-year Isabelle Olaes.

[Photo] Women’s Tennis Rides Momentum

March 6, 2020
College fourth-year Maya English.

[Photo] Yeowomen Edged Out of First Place in NCAC Indoor Championships

March 6, 2020
The men’s and women’s track and field teams competed at the North Coast Athletic Conference Combined Events Championships last Saturday. The day saw several athletes put together impressive showings, headlined by College third-year Adriano Atallah and College fourth-year Christine Impara setting new school records in the heptathlon and pentathlon, respectively. Impara, whose 2,995-point day broke the previous school record of 2,984, felt that it was a culmination of all the hard work she has put into the sport. “It’s been a long time coming for me,” Impara said. “To see the improvement that I have seen [since my first year] is very rewarding. I have had my eye on the school record for a while now and it is so gratifying and surreal in a way to have achieved that.” Impara, Atallah, and the rest of the track and field teams will compete in the NCAC Conference Championships today and tomorrow at Denison University to conclude their indoor season. The teams will have about a month after that to prepare for their outdoor season, which will begin March 28 at The College of Wooster. For Impara, the rest of her senior year will be focused on helping the team and cherishing her final moments. “My goal for myself is to score as many points as possible for our team and give everything I can to the competition,” said Impara. “I really want to appreciate every moment with this team and this sport.”

[Photo] Christine Impara Shatters School Record

February 28, 2020
Head Women’s Soccer Coach Dan Palmer.

[Photo] Dan Palmer, Head Women’s Soccer Coach

February 28, 2020
College second-year Bette Imhoff.

[Photo] Women’s Lacrosse Opening Nailbiter Sets High Bar for Upcoming Season

February 28, 2020
Head Football Coach Steve Opgenorth.

[Photo] Football Welcomes New Head Coach

February 28, 2020
College fourth-years Jasmine Sorrells and Cheyenne Arthur.

[Photo] New Dynamic Duo Steps in to Lead Yeowoman Basketball

February 21, 2020
College third-year Adriano Atallah.

[Photo] Adriano Atallah, Third-Year Track Athlete

February 21, 2020
Last week, the Oberlin men’s and women’s varsity basketball teams partnered with the Multicultural Resource Center to host Love Always Wins, a Pride event. Team members wore rainbow shoelaces at their games against the Allegheny College Gators in Philips gym. Rainbow sunglasses were also sold at the venue for $1, with all proceeds going to the Trevor Project, a non-profit organization focused on suicide prevention for youth in the LGBTQ+ community. Additionally, the Athletics department recognized all faculty and staff members in attendance. “It was great,” said College third-year and men’s basketball player Jordan Armstrong. “I think that both teams here really are proud of our identity as Oberlin students and the environment that we foster here for all students, being proud of all genders, sexualities, and ways of life. It felt really good for me and all of my teammates to be able to compete as proud athletes.” These games came off the heels of an important statement made by former NBA superstar Dwyane Wade, who announced that his 12-year-old daughter, Zaya, came out as transgender. The impact of Wade’s statement is covered on page 16 of this issue (“The Wade Family’s Positive Influence”). Both teams are approaching the end of their seasons and will play their final home games Saturday, Feb. 22. See the women’s and men’s teams compete at 1 p.m. and 3 p.m., respectively.

[Photo] Varsity Basketball Teams Raise LGBTQ+ Awareness

February 21, 2020
The Oberlin College varsity football team.

[Photo] Current and Former Football Players Express Concern About Team Culture

February 21, 2020
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[Photo] The 2010s: Moments That Defined a Decade

February 7, 2020
College second-year Grace Hayes.

[Photo] Grace Hayes, Second-Year Dual-Athlete

February 7, 2020
This past Saturday, both the men’s and women’s basketball teams ushered in the holiday season with their annual Holiday Hoops double-header, which featured back-to-back face-offs against the Tigers of DePauw University. College second-year Sammy Spanier, pictured above, led the Yeowomen’s effort with 15 points, but both men’s and women’s teams left with losses. However, spirits remained high due to a number of holiday-themed festivities, such as cookie decorating, an ugly sweater picture with Oberlin’s albino squirrel mascot Yeobie, gift wrapping for Helping Hands Donations, and knockout games during halftime. “Being able to play in such an exciting and fun atmosphere is always one of the best experiences a student-athlete can have,” College fourth-year and women’s basketball player Cheyanne Arthur said.

[Photo] Varsity Basketball Teams Celebrate Holiday Hoops

December 13, 2019
College fourth-year Josh Friedkin.

[Photo] Fourth-Year Josh Friedkin Joins Oberlin’s 1,000 Club

December 13, 2019
College fourth-year Dre Campbell goes up against a defender on the way to the basket.

[Photo] In The Locker Room with Dre Campbell, Basketball Captain and Vlogger

December 6, 2019
A Thursday morning announcement revealed that six Oberlin varsity football players earned All-NCAC Honors for their exceptional independent performances this past season. Among them, fourth-year linebacker Von Wooding and second-year tight end Brandon Davies were named All-NCAC second team. Fourth-year defensive players Devin White, Jabree Hason, and Justin Godfrey and third-year offensive lineman Chandler Laird earned All-NCAC honorable mentions. Next year, the team will lose the combined efforts of Wooding, White, Hason, and Godfrey, but Davies and Laird will return to the field. Davies viewed the All-NCAC Honors as a good omen when looking ahead at next year’s season, especially considering the team won only a single game this year. “It was really encouraging since our season didn’t go as planned,” said Davies. “I feel like it can only get better from here on out and hopefully we can improve as a team [and I can improve] my own performance.

[Photo] Football Sees Six All-NCAC Honorees

November 22, 2019
Marija Crook and Lilly Crook

[Photo] Marija and Lilly Crook: Sisters and Cross Country Teammates

November 22, 2019
Outscoring their competitors by a whopping 171–68 margin, the Oberlin women’s swimming and diving team took away its first win of the season against Tiffin University, an NCAA Division II school. The Yeowomen snagged first in 13 of the 16 events, with impressive performances by team newcomers and veterans alike. College first-year Tara Draper clinched first-place in two freestyle events, while College third-year and diver Lauren Young won both the 1-meter and 3-meter diving events. “I think I’ve made a lot of progress this year, and it feels great to win both boards,” said Young. “I’m really just proud that I got to contribute to the team’s first win of the season. Everyone worked super hard for that win and [has] been working incredibly hard all season.” Prior to facing Oberlin, the Tiffin women’s swim and dive team lost to the University of Notre Dame, a Division I team, 142–78 — a comparatively closer margin than their final score against Oberlin.

[Photo] Women’s Swimming and Diving Win Against Tiffin

November 15, 2019
Oberlin women’s volleyball players gather around College second-year Lauren Fitts.

[Photo] Despite Slow Season, Volleyball Looks to Impress in Season-Ending NCAC Championship Tournament

November 8, 2019
College fourth-year Jack McMillin. Photo Courtesy of OC Athletics

[Photo] In The Locker Room with Jack McMilllin, Fourth-Year Varsity Soccer Player

November 8, 2019
College fourth-year Oona Jung-Beeman participating in the Rumble.

[Photo] Women’s Cross Country Win Rumble: An Annual Tradition of Determination

November 1, 2019
This past Saturday, College fourth-year Von Wooding racked up 13 tackles against Wabash College, giving him a career total of 296. This moved him past his former teammate, Bennett Jackson, OC ’17, for second most all time at Oberlin. “It honestly is more bittersweet than anything,” Wooding said. “It reminds me that I don’t have very much time left to play this game. Breaking records has always been a goal of mine, but what I cherish way more is the memories that I made along the way and the people who gave me the strength to do it.” Wooding’s record further punctuates what has been a strong year for the Oberlin defense. Currently, the Yeomen rank third in the North Coast Athletic Conference in rushing yards allowed per game, third in fumble recoveries, and tied for first in interceptions. Much like his record, Wooding attributes the success of the team’s defense to those who have supported both him and the program over the last four years. “I owe this accomplishment to the Oberlin community, my family and friends back home, and to the other players that have helped transform this program for the better,” Wooding said.

[Photo] Von Wooding Moves Up in OC Record Book

November 1, 2019
New Head Women’s Basketball Coach Stephany Dunmyer.

[Photo] Stephany Dunmyer, New Basketball Coach

October 11, 2019
After weeks of public discourse and polls, six names have been proposed for Oberlin’s new albino squirrel mascot: Stevie, Albie, Finney, Yeobie, Apollo, and Macademia. While there is virtue in all of the potential names — especially “Macademia” which, if it weren’t for the already-confusing spelling of Macadamia, many could see as a play on the word “academia” and the strand of nut that is typically consumed by squirrels — the Review’s Sports section would like to publicly endorse the name “Yeobie.” We believe that it represents a bridge between the two sides of campus, those that identify with “Yeo” — typically athletes, hence the “Go, yeo” athletics cheer — and those non-athletes who identify as “Obies.” We think that this unique unification could be something that all students can rally behind.

[Photo] Sports Editors: “Yeobie” for Albino Squirrel Mascot

September 27, 2019
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[Photo] New Albino Squirrel Mascot Unveiled

September 6, 2019
Women’s track and field ventured to Gambier, Ohio for the North Coast Athletic Conference Championship last week and promptly swept the competition for the sixth time in a row. Guided by NCAC Women’s Outdoor Coach of the Year, Ray Appenheimer, the Yeowomen finished with 211 points — 51 points ahead of second-place Ohio Wesleyan University. While the NCAC season is now over, a select number of Oberlin’s track and field athletes will continue to train for the upcoming NCAA DIII Championships meet in the next few weeks. Until then, however, the team will celebrate its success as the season comes to a close.

[Photo] Women’s Track and Field Win Sixth Championship Title

May 10, 2019
Because the hammer throw is banned at most high schools across the country, many of Oberlin’s throwers were first introduced to the event when they arrived on campus. After years of hard work, College senior Hank Sinn and College junior Maya English have a chance to qualify for nationals in the event.

[Photo] Oberlin’s Hammer Throwers Compete With Passion, Win Big, Despite Dangers

May 3, 2019
As many of the spring sports teams celebrated Senior Day last weekend, College senior and former field hockey player Julie Schreiber took some time to reflect on her four-year career for the Yeowomen.

[Photo] Reflections From a Graduating Four-Year Student-Athlete

April 26, 2019
Zachary Vaughn

[Photo] In The Locker Room with Zachary Vaughn, Junior Tennis Player, Undergraduate Research Fellow, and STEM Student

April 19, 2019
Women’s Basketball Head Coach Kerry Jenkins and his players share a laugh at the December ring ceremony celebrating their NCAC championship. Jenkins, who announced his plans to step away from the program a month ago, departs Oberlin as the winningest coach in program history.

[Photo] All Good Things Must Come to an End: Jenkins Steps Down After 11 Seasons Leading Women’s Basketball

April 12, 2019
Devin Wilkins

[Photo] In The Locker Room with Devin Wilkins, Football Player, Ordained Minister

April 12, 2019
The Student Athlete Advisory Committee hosted a number of events this week to celebrate NCAA Division III Week, including a sports and OC Athletics-themed trivia night in the Knowlton Athletics Complex this Tuesday.

[Photo] SAAC Highlights Mental Health Awareness During DIII Week Programming

April 5, 2019
Liv Canning

[Photo] In The Locker Room with Olivia Canning, Senior Basketball Center

March 15, 2019
Jacob Thompson swings during his at-bat against Capital University over the weekend. He recently was named National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association Rookie of the Week after his performance.

[Photo] Baseball Looks to Have a Rebound Year

March 15, 2019
Student-athletes and coaches gather for the first symposium session on Friday evening.

[Photo] Heisman Club Symposium Offers Leadership Workshops

March 15, 2019
College senior and women’s lacrosse player Sabrina Deleonibus was recruited to play basketball at Oberlin, but quit after her first year to join the women’s lacrosse team. She is now one of the Yeowomen’s biggest offensive threats and a leader on the team.

[Photo] Walk-Ons Are Crucial to Varsity Athletic Success

March 8, 2019
Despite the departure of national champions Lilah Drafts-Johnson and Monique Newton, both OC ’18, the women’s track and field team proved they are no less dominant as they secured their third straight Indoor Track and Field North Coast Athletic Conference Championship Saturday.

[Photo] Women’s Track and Field Wins Third Straight NCAC Title

March 8, 2019
Claudia Olaes

[Photo] In The Locker Room with Claudia Olaes, Sophomore Tennis Player and Former State Representative Candidate

March 8, 2019
Under the leadership of new Head Coach Kim Russell, the womens lacrosse team has focused on holistic wellness this season.

[Photo] Women’s Lacrosse Relies on Wellness to Win

March 1, 2019
The men’s basketball team looks to conclude their regular season on a high note tomorrow at Wabash College, after compiling the team’s best record in over a decade. The leadership and perseverance of the upperclassmen have been indispensable to the team’s success.

[Photo] New Year, New Record for Men’s Basketball

February 15, 2019
Jahkeem Wheatley

[Photo] In The Locker Room with Daniel Mukasa and Jahkeem Wheatley, Senior Pole Vaulters and Best Friends

February 8, 2019
College first-year and cross country runner Avery Coreschi said his favorite part about running is the feeling of freedom he gets, as well as the opportunity to take in his surroundings in a unique way.

[Photo] Nature’s Company All the Way

November 30, 2018
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[Photo] In The Locker Room with Nichole Geist, Women’s Basketball Player

November 9, 2018
Members of the women’s basketball team take pride in their geographical, racial, ethnic, sexual, and spiritual diversity, but put their differences aside when they step on the court, uniting behind their desire to win. The team looks to repeat as North Coast Athletic Conference champions this year, with their first game scheduled for Nov. 10.

[Photo] Changing Narratives in Women’s Basketball

November 2, 2018
Junior outside hitter Lexi Mitchell has been the most dominant offensive player for the Yeowomen. Shes been named to the all-conference squad twice.

[Photo] Volleyball Gets Back on Track with Two Wins

September 14, 2018
Junior All-American thrower Naeisha McClain.

[Photo] Good Recruiting Leads to Great Success for Cross Country, Track and Field

September 14, 2018
The seven seniors on the field hockey team.

[Photo] Field Hockey Maximizes Holistic College Experience

September 7, 2018
Senior Lilah Drafts-Johnson turns the corner in the Bob Kahn Invitational April 7. The women’s track and field team won their second consecutive NCAC Outdoor Championship Saturday.

[Photo] Newton, Drafts-Johnson Lead Team to NCAC Championship

May 11, 2018
Senior midfielder Sydney Garvis attempts to rifle the ball past a Kenyon College Ladies defender on senior day. The Yeowomen ended their season last Wednesday against the College of Wooster Fighting Scots in the NCAC semifinals.

[Photo] Historic Season from Rauchle Not Enough for Yeowomen

May 11, 2018
Junior third baseman Ian Dinsmore races around third base in an April 21 doubleheader against Wabash College. Although the team will not make its goal of earning a spot in the NCAC tournament, Dinsmore and his teammates look to end the season on a high note this weekend with doubleheaders against Hiram College and Cleary University.

[Photo] LeBron James Deserves Reverence, Even If He Leaves Cleveland

May 4, 2018
The men’s tennis team, led by four seniors, will look to get revenge against the sixth-seeded DePauw University — who knocked them out of the NCAC Tournament last year — today at 9 a.m. in Indianapolis.

[Photo] In The Locker Room with John Sutherland and Jay Messina, Club Golf Founders

April 27, 2018
Senior Sydney Garvis was named North Coast Athletic Conference Women’s Lacrosse Player of the Week after scoring nine goals and collecting a team-high 17 draw controls in the team’s two wins against conference foes Allegheny College and DePauw University.

[Photo] In The Locker Room with Mike Mancini, Assistant Director of Athletics for Communications

April 20, 2018
First-year pitcher Emily Tucci prepares to deliver a pitch against Grinnell College on March 22. Tucci has been a major addition to the softball team, boasting a team-low 2.72 ERA in 13 appearances and adding 14 hits and three home runs through 18 games.

[Photo] In The Locker Room with Tom Reid, Bowling Coach, Mentor

April 6, 2018
Senior Mayada Audeh warms up for the ITA Central Regionals, hosted by Oberlin in September. Over spring break, the Yeowomen won all three of their matches, giving them a six-game winning streak heading into conference play.

[Photo] In The Locker Room with Dana Rae Goldstein, Softball Player, Environmentalist

March 30, 2018
Senior guard Tyler Parlor rises up against a Denison University Big Red defender in the Yeowomen’s 62–56 win Wednesday. Parlor netted seven points in the Yeowomen’s third straight conference win.

[Photo] Perspective: Coordination, Teamwork Lead to Third Conference Win

December 8, 2017
Monique Newton lets out a roar at last winter’s NCAA Division III Indoor Championships. The track and field teams began their season Saturday at the Fifth-Annual Spartan Holiday Classic at Case Western Reserve University. Newton, who won the women’s national championship last season, reclaimed her first-place status with two wins and earned NCAC Field Athlete of the Week.

[Photo] Women Finish First, Men Second in Track & Field Opener

December 8, 2017
Senior forward Gwennie Gardiner fights for a ball against the Kenyon College Ladies’ defense in the Yeowomen’s 2–1 loss to the Kenyon College Ladies on Oct. 24.

[Photo] Gardiner Leaves Yeowomen After Program Turnaround, Successful 67-Game Career

December 1, 2017
Seniors Tristan Clonch (left) and Eliza Poor, Oberlin club soccer captains.

[Photo] In The Locker Room with Eliza Poor and Tristan Clonch, Club Soccer Captains

December 1, 2017
Junior guard Eli Silverman-Lloyd spins by the Earlham College Quakers on his way to 12 points in the Yeomen’s 81–80 home win Nov. 19. The Yeomen, who are 4–2 this season, play their next game against the Hiram College Terriers in Philips gym at 3 p.m. tomorrow.

[Photo] Yeowomen Best Scots, Yeomen Lose to Tigers

December 1, 2017
Sophomore guard Ally Driscoll tries to move the ball past a defender in last season’s Nov. 28 loss to the University of Mount Union Purple Raiders. Wednesday, she scored a team-high 14 points in their 44–65 season opening loss to the Purple Raiders.

[Photo] Yeowomen Dismantled by Purple Raiders in Season Debut

November 17, 2017
Junior swimmer Jacques Forbes competes at Oberlin’s meet against the Hiram College Terriers last year. Both the men’s and women’s teams lost their meets against the Case Western Reserve University Spartans last weekend.

[Photo] Swimming, Diving Fall Short at Case Western Meet

November 10, 2017
Sophomore forward Andre Campbell pulls up for a mid-range jumper in the Yeomen’s practice yesterday.

[Photo] Yeomen, Yeowomen Prepare for Basketball Season Openers

November 10, 2017
Sophomore Shannon Wargo races past Allegheny competition at last Saturday’s NCAC championship meet on Oberlin’s North Fields. Wargo finished in 10th place, with the fourth-best time for the Yeowomen.

[Photo] Halsten’s Overall Victory Highlights NCAC Meet

November 3, 2017
The Yeowomen volleyball team regroups during their match against Case Western University on Wednesday, Sept. 27. The Yeowomen enter the NCAC Tournament today against the fifth-seeded Ladies of Kenyon College.

[Photo] Yeowomen Split Weekend, Earn NCAC Tournament Bid

November 3, 2017
First-year defensive back Malachi Clemons cradles the ball past defenders in the Yeomen’s game against the Wabash Little Giants on Saturday, Oct. 21.

[Photo] Yeomen Drop Final Road Game of Year to Bishops

November 3, 2017
The 2016-2017 Swimming and Diving team poses at the site of the demolished Robert Carr Pool. They will compete solely in away meets this season, as the new pool is set to be completed in late August 2018.

[Photo] Swimming Faces Tumultous Season Without Pool

October 27, 2017
Senior captains Anthony Allen, number 66, and Avery McThompson, number 54, represent the Yeomen for the coin toss in their 24–6 season opening-victory against Kalamazoo College Sept. 2. The Yeomen will play the Denison University Big Red tomorrow in Granville, Ohio.

[Photo] In the Locker Room with Anthony Allen and Avery McThompson, Football Captains

September 22, 2017
Senior captain Jackie McDermott gets set in Oberlin’s Fall Invitational last season. This season’s Invitational kicks off tomorrow and goes through Sunday.

[Photo] Tennis Teams Win Big at Opening Invitationals

September 15, 2017
Junior Linnea Halsten makes her rounds in last year’s Rumble, the annual Oberlin Cross Country home meet.

[Photo] Cross Country Teams Open Season with Strong Performances

September 15, 2017
Sophomore quarterback Zach Taylor threads the needle through the Kenyon College secondary in the Yeomen’s 31–10 dismantling of the Lords. The football team is 2–0 for the first time since 1989.

[Photo] Football Advances to 2–0

September 15, 2017
Senior forward Timothy Williams in the Yeomen’s scrimmage against the Capital University Crusaders.

[Photo] In The Locker Room With Timothy Williams, Men’s Soccer Captain

September 15, 2017
Senior captain and defensive specialist Lola Gatti passes the ball as junior outside hitter Julia Ingoglia offers support in a scrimmage against Lorain County Community College.

[Photo] Yeowomen Volleyball Impresses in Opening Tournament

September 8, 2017
Junior midfielder player Meg Parker carries the ball past the opposing offense in last year’s Oct. 22 matchup against the Ohio Wesleyan University Big Red. The field hockey team has its first home game today at 5 p.m. on Bailey Field.

[Photo] Field Hockey Falls Short in NCAC Debut Against Kenyon

September 8, 2017
Senior forward Gwennie Gardiner fires a shot past the goalie in the Yeowomen’s 7–1 victory against the Bluffton University Beavers. The women’s soccer team looks to increase their win-streak to four when they play the Defiance College Lady Jackets this Saturday.

[Photo] Yeowomen Dominate Opening Games

September 8, 2017
The swimming and diving team eagerly awaits the renovation of Carr Pool, as Philips gym construction continues into the 2017 fall semester. The $13 million project is set for completion in August 2018.

[Photo] Philips Gym Renovation Continues Throughout School Year

September 1, 2017
Senior wide receiver Corey Fussinger gets set in a matchup against the College of Wooster Fighting Scots in 2016.

[Photo] Football Looks to Bounce Back in New Season

September 1, 2017
Junior midfielder Trenton Bulucea winds up for a corner kick during the Yeomen’s scrimmage against the Capital University Crusaders. The Yeomen will begin their season today against Anderson University in Anderson, IN.

[Photo] Yeomen Soccer Set to Score Again

September 1, 2017
Senior Bradley Hamilton celebrates by running through a crowd of teammates at the Bob Kahn Invitational last Saturday. The event honored all senior members of the Yeomen and Yeowomen track and field teams.

[Photo] Track and Field Builds on Indoor Season’s Momentum

April 14, 2017
Junior Natalie Rauchle, named NCAC Player of the Week last week, maneuvers past a Kalamazoo College defender in Oberlins 22–2 home-opening win over the Hornets. The Yeowomen are currently 3–0.

[Photo] Women’s Lacrosse Dominates Openers

March 10, 2017
Senior Brian Carney drills a three-run home run in Oberlins 12–1 season-opening win over Berea College Wednesday. The Yeowomen were also victorious in game two of the doubleheader, winning 17–0.

[Photo] Baseball Sweeps Berea in Doubleheader

March 10, 2017
Womens track and field recorded its first outright indoor conference championship in program history last weekend, defeating Ohio Wesleyan University by a 38 point margin.

[Photo] Track and Field Claims Program’s First Conference Title

March 10, 2017
First-year point guard Sarah Thompson looks to make a play in Oberlin’s season opener on Tuesday. The rookieladen Yeowomen fell to Baldwin Wallace University 70–41, but will be back in action against the Hiram College Terriers in Hiram, Ohio, tomorrow.

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First-year Michael Lin swims the butterfly leg of the 200-yard individual medley. Lin logged one of the top-10 fastest times in school history with his 1 minute, 59.73 second finish in Oberlin’s meet against the Ohio Northern University Polar Bears last Saturday.

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Sophomore Linnea Halsten races at the Great Lakes Regional Championships, where she recorded a 21 minute, 27.2 second finish in the 6k last Saturday. Her ninth-place finish earned her a spot at the NCAA Cross Country Championships in Louisville, KY, tomorrow.

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First-year point guard Sarah Thompson looks to make a play in Oberlin’s season opener on Tuesday. The rookie-laden Yeowomen fell to Baldwin Wallace University 70–41, but will be back in action against the Hiram College Terriers in Hiram, Ohio, tomorrow.

[Photo] Yeowomen Fall in Season Opener to Baldwin Wallace

November 18, 2016
First-year Michael Lin swims the butterfly leg of the 200-yard individual medley. Lin logged one of the top-10 fastest times in school history with his 1 minute, 59.73 second finish in Oberlin’s meet against the Ohio Northern University Polar Bears last Saturday.

[Photo] Yeowomen Beat Bears, Lin Notches Top-10 Finish

November 18, 2016
Sophomore Linnea Halsten races at the Great Lakes Regional Championships, where she recorded a 21 minute, 27.2 second finish in the 6k last Saturday. Her ninth-place finish earned her a spot at the NCAA Cross Country Championships in Louisville, KY, tomorrow.

[Photo] Halsten Heads to NCAA Championships

November 18, 2016
Sophomore Lisa Carle throws herself over the bar for the high jump Saturday. The track and field team traveled to Granville, Ohio, to compete in the 2016 North Coast Athletic Conference Outdoor Track and Field Championships this morning.

[Photo] Track and Field Races Toward NCAC

May 6, 2016
First-year pitcher Hannah Rasmussen delivers a pitch to her Ursuline College opponent March 9 in Pepper Pike, Ohio. The Yeowomen split their doubleheader Wednesday with the Allegheny College Gators, earning their first conference win of the season.

[Photo] Softball Scores Conference Win

April 22, 2016
Junior Christina Marquette gets ready to shoot the ball. The Yeowomen kicked off their season with a 2–0 start.

[Photo] Strong Offense Helps Yeowomen Win First Two Games of Season

November 22, 2013

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