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Wooster softball wins doubleheader
Ben Taylor Sports Editor The Fighting Scots softball team finished its regular season with two wins in a doubleheader against Oberlin College. These wins brought the Scots to 17-21 on the season and 8-8 in conference. The first game of the afternoon was a 9-4 win for the Scots. Nine different players scored for Wooster,…
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Lesson learned from the Voice
This is my last opportunity to write for the sports section of the Voice. I want to seize this moment to reflect on my experiences and what they have taught me about sports and my college experience. Lesson one: Working for the Voice has confirmed the verity of the square table versus round table division…
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Hilary Coady leaves a legacy in her tracks, her competitors in the dust
Shelley Grostefon Staff Writer This year, the Wooster women’s track and field team has a graduating class of several incredibly valuable seniors whose contributions to the team will be missed next year. Hilary Coady ’16 is among this group of distinctive individuals who are leaving the College with years of experience benefitting the track and…
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Women’s lacrosse snags a win with strong second half
Emma Woods Staff Writer The women’s varsity lacrosse team is almost done with its regular season and is fighting for a postseason spot. Its record is 10-4 overall but 3-3 in conference, making every game an important one if they want to secure their playoff spot. The Scots had an away game this weekend against…
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Frisbee teams compete at sectionals
Isabel Abarca Senior Sports Writer The women’s and men’s ultimate frisbee teams faced off at sectionals two weekends ago, putting an end to regular-season competition. The men’s team, RamJam, placed fifth out of the nine teams and advanced to regionals, which take place this weekend at Oberlin College. Betty Gone Wild, the women’s team, fell…
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Reflections on the NBA playoffs
This time of year, professional basketball is the only televised sport I really care about. Football is over; I find baseball boring; the Olympics aren’t on yet; the World Cup isn’t for another two years; college basketball is over; and the only football news that matters is the draft (or Johnny Football’s apparently quite-deserved indictment).…
