Sports & Outdoors

  The game on Sunday, April 13 was a momentous one for the softball team for many reasons: it was the last one of the season, it was seniors’ last game of their respective college careers and the team came out with a win. The season was a non-stop series of games from February to April. While the overall record was not the strongest or best, the team created lots of memories throughout road trips, practices and games. After this year, the team loses three key players who have all...

Tennis seniors have committed themselves to Puget Sound’s team for four years, prevailing through the seasons. Their optimism, perseverance, strength and leadership have led the team to victory, even through tough matches. Though the men’s tennis team has faced adversity this season, they have continued to approach each match with positivity and excitement. Men’s tennis seniors Chas Stewart (Pittsburgh, Pa.) and John Stevens (Portland, Ore.) have steered the lowerclassmen towards success. Stevens, a 6’0” business major, dominated his tennis game all four years of high school, qualifying for the state...

Ending her experience as a track and fielder—more specifically, a high jumper—after this spring season, senior Maggie Rowe (Helena, Mont.) reflected on all of the memories that she has made throughout her four years as a Logger student-athlete. Rowe has consistently impressed her fellow students with her athletic achievements. Rowe began her career in track during her freshman year of high school when she discovered her passion for the long, triple and high jumps and decided to continue with it through college. After contacting Coach Orechia, the head of the...

This season many Puget Sound athletes will end their collegiate athlete careers as their time in college comes to a close. It is a time of reflection for many of these seniors as they look back on their years in the classroom and on the court. For senior John Stevens, (Portland, Ore.) this time is the end of a four years with the men’s tennis team. Stevens initially had no intention of playing tennis at the collegiate level. He finished high school ranked 5th in doubles in Oregon and led...