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The Oberlin Review
Established 1874.

The Oberlin Review
Established 1874.

The Oberlin Review
College second-years and best friends David Strunk and Bear Broyles.

In The Locker Room With The Holder Squad

Zoë Martin del Campo, Sports Editor
June 4, 2021

DIII Week Celebrates Oberlin’s Resilient Student Athletes

John Elrod
April 16, 2021

Obies and the Superstar Athletes Who Kicked Their Butts

Khalid McCalla, Sports Editor
March 17, 2021

Alumni who Stay in Athletics: Exploring Sports After Oberlin

Zoë Martin del Campo, Sports Editor
March 17, 2021
Sarah Fuller #32 of the Vanderbilt Commodores walks on the field prior to a game against the Mizzou Tigers.

Sarah Fuller Kicks-Off a Revolution for Women in Sports

Zoe Kuzbari, Sports Senior Staff Writer
December 4, 2020

Contact Sports In Times Of COVID

Zoe Kuzbari, Sports Senior Staff Writer
October 9, 2020
College students are required to wear masks while working out in Philips gym.

Students Adjust to Changes at Philips Gym

Khalid McCalla, Sports Editor
September 11, 2020
Football games will no longer be held at the Dick Bailey Field following the suspension of fall athletic competitions.

Athletics Community Reacts to the Cancellation of Fall Sports

Khalid McCalla and Katherine MacPhail
September 4, 2020
College second-year and baseball player Nick Rosa-Palermo leads a yoga session. Photo Courtesy of Nick Rosa Palermo

Off-Campus Athletes Stay Connected During COVID-19

Zach Bayfield
September 4, 2020
Head Football Coach Steve Opgenorth.

Football Welcomes New Head Coach

Zoë Martin del Campo, Sports Editor
February 28, 2020
College fourth-year Zach Taylor stands beside College first-year Chris Allen Jr.

Football Quarterback Looks to Pass the Torch

Khalid McCalla, Sports Editor
November 8, 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.

Von Wooding Moves Up in OC Record Book

Khalid McCalla, Sports Editor
November 1, 2019
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