The WNBA’s long-overdue payday
The league’s new pay deal shows how star power, viewership and labor leverage can reshape a league’s economics.
Track and field closes out SCIAC Championships
The men’s and women’s track and field teams competed in the SCIAC Championship meet on May 2-3, with the men’s team placing fifth at 87 points and the women’s team finishing second with 179.5 points.
After six months of pain, Connor Kilde perseveres
The Chapman soccer midfielder’s road to recovery from his ankle injury has had potholes, closures and cracks. But he hasn’t given in, not yet.
Lacrosse learns lessons in loss
A season of injuries and heartbreak tested Chapman's men’s lacrosse team in ways winning can't.
Panthers playing for a purpose
Across Chapman Athletics, teams are using their platforms to support causes beyond competition and build a culture of service.
Which pond do Ducks swim best in?
The Anaheim Ducks beat the Edmonton Oilers 4-2 in their first round NHL playoff series. Where should fans watch the second round series?
Seniors say goodbye to the lacrosse field
With another season wrapped up, seniors Nico Ursino and Ada Carr look back on their careers as Panthers.
37-year-old record falls to track and field’s Brenda Daza
In track and field, the 10,000-meter race demands patience, endurance and, above all else, an unwavering mindset — Brenda Daza happens to have all three.
Shot saver, record breaker
Freshman women’s lacrosse goalkeeper Cam Gabrian recently made history. And she’s only been at Chapman a few months.
Editorial | Sports ticket pricing is absurd
The upcoming FIFA World Cup and 2028 Summer Olympics have shown that it may be more worth it to simply plop down on your couch to watch the games.
Panther golf is swinging big for the SCIAC Championships
With golf season coming to an end, the Panthers are leaning into consistency and team chemistry to tie up the loose ends and finish strong.
Editorial | Anaheim’s two sports teams could not be any different
One franchise represents Orange County, while the other doesn’t have a clue it’s located in Anaheim.
What’s the toughest job in sports? We asked Chapman athletes
The Panther has crafted a comprehensive list of the toughest positions and events across all sports based on conversations with Chapman athletes. Which will take the top spot?
Reid Omilian takes his final dive
After closing out his collegiate diving career, Omilian looks back on life in the pool.
It’s Casey’s time to Shine at Chapman
The former interim head coach will now lead the Panthers full-time following a title-winning 2025 campaign.
Rose Malen did what? No hit!
Malen’s no-hitter helped lead the Panthers to an 8-0 win over Dickinson at the Ulili Softball invitational.
How is Panther tennis performing?
With a new head coach leading Chapman tennis, we take a look at how the change is translating into the game.
Track and field shows out in first conference meet
Women’s and men’s teams both swept up the competition at the first leg of the SCIAC Quad Cup meet last week.
Swim and dive makes waves at SCIAC Championships
The Panthers swim and dive teams closed out the season with third place finishes at the SCIAC championships last month.
Chapman softball learns lessons versus Japanese national team
Despite a big loss, the Panthers gained a once-in-a-lifetime experience facing the world No. 2.