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Volleyball spikes back
The volleyball team has found their groove again in conference play with three straight NCAC wins.† The Scots, which started the season 11-2 overall hit a bump in the road losing three consecutive conference matches, two of which coming at the hands of rival Wittenberg University. The team played Wittenberg for the second time in…
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Sports Smarts Lights show promise for future football successes
In terms of the final score, the rivalry game last Saturday between Wooster and rival Case Western Reserve University didnít measure up ó the 52 points given up by the Scots was the most in more than two years. However, on a cool fall night in early October, the first home night game in school…
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Friday Conversation
Sports Editor Matt Yannie sat down and spoke with† womenís cross country harrier Sarah Appleton í12. Appleton has finished first for the Wooster women in every meet this year. Appletonís continued success is directly connected to her All-Conference season as a first-year, in which she was a top tier runner for the Scots.
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Scotsí effort falls short in first night home football game
History was made on Saturday night. Sadly, there was no storybook ending. In the first ever night game at John P. Papp stadium, the Fighting Scots lost to rival Case Western Reserve University 53-32, allowing the Spartans to take home the Baird Brothers Trophy for the third straight year. Over 4,500 fans showed up to…
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Soccerís slide continues with NCAC tie
The menís soccer team scored early but gave up a goal to force a 1-1 tie with Earlham College this past Saturday at Carl Dale Memorial Field. Just 30 seconds into the match, Scott Buckwald í10 put a well-placed cross into the box and Yousef Alikabar í11 headed the ball past Earlham keeper for his…
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Scots run in top 100
Last weekend the cross country teams traveled to Delaware, Ohio for the All-Ohio Championship Meet. The race is an event that is just as intense as it sounds, featuring big Div. I schools such as Ohio State University, Miami University of Ohio, and the Universtiy of Cincinnati competing against Div. III schools including Wooster. With…
