Spring sports outlook: a look at the sunny side of Logger athletics
As this current school year progresses, we begin saying ‘goodbye’ to winter...
Sports & Outdoors
Puget Sound Loggers back in winning groove
Defensive intensity has been the mantra for the Puget Sound men’s basketball...
The life and times of a high school athlete: The college years
I have been questioned, many times, as to why I am the sports editor of The Trail. I am five feet and four inches tall and when people look at me, my appearance does not scream sports aficionado or even athlete. To be fair, I am not a sports aficionado. I watch the Super Bowl for the funny commercials and the half time show and never even mention the World Series. However, I am an athlete. I was a high school athlete. I played tennis for three years and was...
Talent runs in the family: Kitson siblings start strong
Swimming talent runs in the Kitson family, as the siblings came out big in their meet against Linfield. “We don’t compete that much just because boys are a lot faster than girls. We have always both swum backstroke, but I lost the ability to beat him when he hit puberty,” Kenzie Kitson said. Her younger brother, sophomore Teale Kitson (Durango, Colo.), won three events while his sister senior, Kenzie Kitson (Durango, Colo.), won two. “Swimming with my brother on the team has actually felt pretty normal. We get along well...
Logger Spotlight: Adam Kniffin
Though the 2011 season was a disappointing one for the Logger football...
Ultimate frisbee makes some noise
Ultimate Frisbee is a popular and growing sport on the Puget Sound campus. The Ultimate Frisbee team is one club sport that deserves recognition for their talent and their overall campus involvement. The sport of Ultimate Frisbee combines aspects of different sports, such as football’s end zone and soccer’s style of passing. The sport is played with a flying disc, and the overall object is for the game is to score points by passing the disc to players in the opponent’s end zone. Ultimate frisbee gains popularity every year. One...
A record-breaking start for Logger basketball
The Women’s Basketball team has had a strong start to the 2011...
Loggers start winter season with five straight wins
The Logger Men’s Basketball team continued their hot start over Thanksgiving break,...
Loggers lose in closing minutes of final matchup
All the stars seemed to be aligning for the Loggers football team...
Lacrosse: Geoffrey Nielsen
Club sport athletes may not get as much recognition as varsity athletes,...
Spotlight: Brynn Blickenstaff
Senior Brynn Blickenstaff (Eagle, Idaho) has spent her last four years at...
Women’s Cross-Country competes in West region meet
The Puget Sound Women’s Cross-Country team traveled to Claremont, Calif. to compete at the NCAA West Region meet on Saturday, Nov. 12. After last week’s stellar performance at the NWC Championships, where eight out of 10 runners put personal bests on the board, the team came ready to compete. They were ranked number nine in the West Region from the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association. Sophomore Kathryn Flyte (West Linn, Ore.) ran a personal best 22:42.7, which earned her honors at the meet. Not only did...