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DePauw Tigers: predator turns prey to...
Nathan Chandler
Staff Writer
After a glorious victory against DePauw, the women’s soccer team boosted their record to 3-4- 1, on Tuesday, Sept. 27. This victory was the Quakers’ first since their overtime victory over Shenandoah University on Sept. 10.
While the Quakers have yet to begin conference play, they have already amassed 2/3 the amo [...]
Baseball ends fall season, splits dou...
Martha Sanchez
Staff Writer
In the first game, sophomore Caleb Brown started as pitcher. He allowed no runs on one hit with two strikeouts in two innings. Then, freshman pitcher Matt Brankle came in for two innings, allowing two runs and striking out four batters. In the fourth inning, Vincennes scored two runs and held onto the lead from th [...]
Help name Earlham’s new fighting quak...
Earlham's new mascot
RICHMOND, Ind. — As a part of Homecoming at Earlham College on Sept. 17, students, faculty, alumni and fans were introduced to Earlham’s new mascot on campus during last Saturday’s athletic events.
The Athletics Department is asking for everyone’s help in naming the newest addition to the Earlham [...]
Tennis victories put girls in high sp...
Nathan Chandler
Staff Writer
The women’s tennis team hosted two home matches this week, the first of which was Tuesday home opener against the Indiana University East Red Wolves.
“It is always nice to play at home. Just the familiarity of the courts alone can definitely be an advantage,” said head tennis coach Adam Van Zee.
The Quakers fell t [...]
Intramural soccer starts new season
Martha McCann
Staff Writer
Every fall there is an outdoor co-ed intramural 6 vs. 6 soccer league that takes place on Comstock Field. This year, the first game was on Tuesday, Sept. 13 at 4:30 p.m. There are five teams participating in the league; each team has 10 players and there is no cost for students to participate. The championship game [...]
Overtime puts Quakers just behind the...
By Martha E. Sanchez
Staff Writer
The Kookaburra Field Hockey Tournament was hosted by Earlham College the weekend of Sep. 2 and 3. The tournament ended with Transylvania’s victory taking first place in the tournament over Earlham College who won second place. Friday afternoon, Earlham defeated Trine University 2-0 with goals of Bird Salo an [...]
Men’s tennis wins HCAC champion...
Quakers set to compete in NCAA tournament
Freshman Andrey Gavrilov was one of the main contributors for the Quakers this season. Photo by Name Coskun
By Jesús F. Jiménez
The men’s tennis team defeated Transylvania 5-1 on Sunday in the championship match of the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference tournament.
Transylvania had no [...]
Quaker men trounce Transylvania tenni...
By Adam Painter
Freshman Andrey Gavrilov helped Quakers to succeed against Transylvania University Pioneers. Photo by Name Coskun
The Earlham college men’s tennis team travelled to Lexington, Ky. on Sunday with one goal in mind: to snap the 68 match Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference winning streak of the Transylvania University P [...]
Seniors set records
By Jesús F. Jiménez
The baseball team hit a big bump in the road this past weekend by being swept by Manchester three games to none, but came back with a big 5-2 win on Wednesday over Mount St. Joseph’s college.
Seniors Andrew Morrical and Adam Painter were highlights for Earlham, as both broke records for the Quakers.
Morrical went 1-for-4 w [...]
Field hockey builds skills
By Bryant Foreman
Sophomore Kate Birdsall is excited to work with the eight freshmen that will return for the Quakers in the fall. Photo by Name Coskun
Work ethic means a lot to the women of the Earlham College field hockey team. Throughout the spring, they have been practicing hard with hopes of making an improvement on their 2-15 reco [...]
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