Category: Sports

Anna Duke Sports Editor For the first time since the 2008 season, the Fighting Scots volleyball team will have a roster dominated by underclassmen. Since seven of the 14 team members are freshmen, the team will look to their three upperclassmen for leadership. After losing a talented graduating class and gaining a number of new…

Ben Taylor   It would be a travesty if we were to publish the year’s first issue of the Voice without mentioning the most important moment in the history of the Cleveland Cavaliers since July 8, 2010. The King is returning to his rightful throne. I converted to Cavalier fandom sometime around 2005, when I…

  Lincoln Plews Sports Editor It’s not easy to fill a gap left by the graduation of eight seniors, but that’s exactly what the men’s soccer team must do this year to succeed. Last season the Scots finished 5-10-1 overall, but did end the season 3-1 in their last four games, all against conference opponents.…

Sheamus Dalton Sports Editor In 2012, the College of Wooster football team finished 2-8. In 2013, first year Head Coach Frank Colaprete led his Scots to a 7-3 finish. A five win improvement in only one season is surely impressive and is reason enough for excitement to be building around the 2014 Scots football team.…

Kasey Fiedler Contributing Writer On Saturday, the College of Wooster’s women’s lacrosse team (5-7, 5-3 NCAC) proved to be a force to be reckoned with in the NCAC as they defeated Oberlin College in a crucial 15-11 late game win. For much of the first half against the Yeowomen, Wooster traded the lead with their…

SHEAMUS DALTON Donald Sterling doesn’t like his girlfriend to take photos with minorities and we are all monkeys. The sports universe really surprised me this week. In both the NBA and in European soccer, there were incidences of racism directed towards professional athletes, something I thought was nonexistent in professional sports. First, Donald Sterling. Sterling…