Category: Sports

Chloe Burdette Managing Editor  On Saturday, Oct. 19, former College of Wooster athletes and former members of campus faculty were inducted into the W Association Hall of Fame. The seven who were inducted, consisting of five Wooster athletes from various sports, an athletic trainer and a coach, were all honored at a ceremony during the…

 Ian Ricoy Sports Editor For the first time since 2004, The Wooster Fighting Scots defeated the Wabash Little Giants. The Scots’ defense showed up big time with seven sacks, three interceptions and four fourth down stops against a non-punting team. Quarterback Mateo Renteria ’22 had another great game to put him atop the conference in…

 Samuel Casey News Editor   On Oct. 5-6, The College of Wooster women’s golf team ended their fall season on a high note by winning the Eva Shorb Weiskopf Invitational for the second consecutive year. The Scots defended their title by beating out eight other teams on their home course, Wooster Country Club (WCC). When asked…

 Angad Singh  Sports Editor The College of Wooster women’s rugby team hopes to continue their strong performance resonating from last year, in an amazing performance where they won the Division championship. For a young team, they had a pretty successful start to their existence where they finished strong in third place in the Ohio Valley…

Max Engel  This past month, the Governor of California, Gavin Newsome, signed into state law a bill that will allow California college athletes to receive payment starting in 2023. This historic legislation reignited the controversial issue of whether college athletes should receive pay for their athletic prowess. The argument for the payment of college athletes,…