By Joe Piche, Sports Editor “We do a half-hour of conditioning a day,” commented Kathy Bull, head coach of… By Manitou Messenger April 15, 2021 1986: Women’s tennis conditioned for success Sports have often served as a distraction from the literal hellscape that we live in, the littlest bit of reprieve… By Ezekiel Warren-Weigmann April 15, 2021 Honestly, Minnesota sports are kind of bad right now The St. Olaf women’s tennis team has won their first two matches of the spring, defeating St. Mary’s… By Zoe Miller April 15, 2021 Women’s tennis builds culture of success It’s outrageous, and yet somehow unsurprising. This week the NCAA kicked off both their men’s and women’s March Madness tournaments,… By Harper Lagares March 25, 2021 NCAA, get it together. When studying media in an academic setting, there’s a sort of chicken-and-egg paradox around sports coverage. Do great performances attract… By Justin Vorndran March 25, 2021 Media in women’s sports: A camera pointed in the wrong direction In the fall of 1977, two football teams faced off in the appropriately named “Liter Bowl.” Attended by nearly 9,000… By Jarrett Krouss March 25, 2021 Forty years ago, St. Olaf and Carleton went metric for a day We’re coming up on a month without football, and if you’re like me, the symptoms of withdrawal are really starting… By Ezekiel Warren-Weigmann March 11, 2021 The FCS: Your spring football fix The Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference has officially announced plans to move forward with the spring athletic season, with all twelve… By Eli Tan March 11, 2021 Competition returns to the hill: MIAC presidents approve plans for spring seasons, fall and winter sports resume postponed activity
