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...

Josh Seekatz (Philomath, Ore.) dominates long distance track and  field in the spring and cross country in the fall. Running track events like the 1500-meter race, the steeplechase and the five kilometer race, Seekatz understands on a fundamentally deep level the focus, determination and will-power it takes to race at a college level, at an intense athletic level. Commencing his track and field and cross country running careers in seventh grade, Seekatz had previously  only competed on swimming and soccer teams. Seekatz took time to adjust. “I sucked,” Seekatz said....

As the men’s golf team kicked off its season with high hopes and strong spirit, their tournaments have reflected their efforts and perseverance. After an impressive showing at the PLU invitational, the Loggers went spearheading for the following tournament, the Puget Sound Invitational. Wilson held a lead of one ahead in the first round with a score of two-over-par 73. Three players followed Wilson, including fellow Logger teammate Bean in second place. Only three strokes behind Bean was fellow teammate Howard who tied for ninth place with a score of...

Dominating in each of their individual conferences, the swimming and basketball teams proved their strength against opponents in conference championships and in the progression of each respective season. As both the swimming and basketball seasons are incredibly long, lasting six months and more including pre-season training, the men and women’s teams have shown their determination and commitment to their sport, be it in the water or on the court. Commencing their competitive season in early November in the Northwest Conference Sprints, the Logger women’s swim team took fifth, scoring 106...