Sam Tapper – Sports Writer Everyone wants to win in sports, and it is never easy for any athlete when there is very little winning. However, for Owls’ lacrosse goalie Laura Morton, her love and passion for the game serves as inspiration to her coaches and teammates, no matter the result. “She’s one of the most hardworking girls I know
Read moreSam Tapper – Sports Writer The NBA was the first domino of the professional sports landscape to fall in the U.S., as COVID-19, more commonly known as the coronavirus became an increased threat. While the NBA made their decision because two of its players were diagnosed with COVID-19 within a day of each other, the decision was likely inevitable based on
Read moreSam Tapper – Sports Writer Owls’ softball shortstop Sara Buscetto has worked hard to get to where she is, both as a player and as a leader. A senior captain, she never sugarcoats things and keeps it as real as possible with her teammates and everyone around her, a personality which has been a driving factor towards her success and relationship with her teammates. “Coming in freshman year I
Read moreHunter O. Lyle – Sports Editor From the multiple consecutive conference championships, to the plethora of athletes sent to NCAA competition, Southern’s track and field program has been synonymous across the league for greatness. This year, the team collected yet another accolade as head coach John Wallin was named the NE10 Coach of the Year. After a season that saw a NE10 conference title and seven athletes reach the
Read moreHunter O. Lyle – Sports Editor Throughout the 74 years the NBA has been around, there have been certain records set that were thought to be untouchable. However, as the sport evolves into the modern game it is today, breaking some of those records are looking more and more achievable. Wilt Chamberlain’s 100 points in a single game, set in 1962. Bill Russell’s
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