‘Don’t look back’: Chapman football’s record-breaking season comes to an end
After ACL tear, women’s basketball’s McPherson back to high-energy play
Opinion | “Rookie Of The Year”: the best baseball film ever
Despite loving the game, Flannery at peace away from baseball
Despite success, Chapman baseball still lacks on-campus field
Seniors reflect on athletic careers as fall sports end
‘On top of the world’: Panthers outlast Linfield in three overtimes
Women’s basketball works to correct uneven tournament play
Haslam steps away from Panthers to chase professional dream
Chapman football earns first place in SCIAC
Opinion | Our sports deserve love
Life in the minor leagues, as told by a former Chapman student
‘A Troy Bolton moment’: Students reflect on halting athletic careers
The Panther spoke with current students who were heavily involved in athletics in high school, but aren’t currently members of any sports teams on campus.
Men’s basketball prepares for season with internal conflict, fresh faces
Only five players are returning from the previous year’s roster for the Chapman men’s basketball team.
Women’s volleyball hosts their first-ever conference playoff
On Nov. 7, 271 spectators were in attendance at the Harold Hutton Sports Center to watch the women’s volleyball team battle against California Lutheran University.
Panther pride rings (quite) loudly on football’s Senior Night
Seniors on the Chapman football team gather at the center of Wilson Field on Nov. 9, the team’s final home game of the 2019 regular season and Senior Night.
Opinion | Defining physical intellect
Sports are an art form. The way that athletes move is akin to dance, to painting, to a symphony. So why, then, is the belief that athletes aren’t smart rooted in our society?
Meet Bob Downs, a friendly face behind Saturday-night tailgates at Attallah Piazza
Bob Downs and Glenn Martinez, parents of former Chapman alumni, spearheaded the creation of a tailgate held before and after Panther football games.
Rolph skates past stigma of women’s hockey
While Chapman’s team is technically co-ed, hockey player Kinsley Rolph pointed out that it’s still very much a men’s team.
Chapman braces for impact of athletes receiving endorsements
On Oct. 29, an email popped from the National Collegiate Athletic Association. Their board of governors had voted to allow Division I, II and III athletes to receive compensation.