Chapman club hockey reflects on NHL Outdoor Games
While Chapman’s club hockey team is out due to COVID-19, they’ve been staying connected by watching the 2020-2021 NHL season.
Women’s water polo ‘thankful’ to return to the pool
The women’s water polo team is among three spring sports — along with women’s golf and softball — to be confirmed to restart this spring.
‘Motivated’: Chapman softball begins spring season
After their season was cut short in 2020, Chapman softball is returning to the field for a modified season.
Athletic facilities reopen to all athletes and students
For the second time this academic year, students are able to exercise at Chapman’s various athletic facilities after they opened Feb. 15.
Opinion | Emotions get the best of Warriors in Charlotte
I’ve watched my share of basketball over the years, but the end of a Feb. 20 NBA game between the Golden State Warriors and Charlotte Hornets might be the strangest I’ve ever seen.
Chapman golf is first to return after long athletic hiatus
Chapman’s golf team will be the first of the university’s programs to play a regulated match with their season kicking off Feb. 26.
‘Heartbreaking’: Shutdown pains athletic department as much as athletes
After the March 2020 shutdown, the athletic department faced the task of letting down athletes. They’re working back to competition.
‘What am I doing this for?’: the Chapman athletics remote experience
From Hawaii to Washington, many athletes are experiencing all kinds of seasons — but far away from their usual athletic ones.
The Fan Controlled Football league: where video games meet real life
The newly established Fan Controlled Football league has fans eager to take part in on-field, real-time decisions.
Opinion | Fan Controlled Football is a unique and fun experience
Throughout history, there have been a plethora of football leagues. Now we have a league so different that it might work.
Chapman, Milwaukee connection binds baseball professionals
A former pitcher for the MLB’s Milwaukee Brewers and a radio announcer for the Brewers, found out they’re both Chapman graduates — and neighbors.
Inaugural esports league is a welcoming sign to Chapman gamers
Chapman’s inaugural esports league is hosting its first “Call of Duty” tournament. Gamers are excited for the recognition esports is receiving.
Esports organization Cloud9 takes steps to end discrimination in gaming
Despite the recent creation of Cloud9’s first all-female esports team, discrimination towards women in esports still remains rampant.
Former Chapman basketball players get major shoutout on national TV
Two Chapman graduates started a podcast. To their surprise, an ESPN commentator shouted them out during a nationally televised NBA game.
‘Cautiously excited’: athletes hesitant to stay hopeful amid talks of competition
Sports athletes were heartbroken after COVID-19 took away their 2020 spring season. With talks of play coming back, they're apprehensive to rejoice.
Opinion | Free agency has become a theatrics display
Players need to pay more mind to their following and fans rather than exploiting their interest for monetary gain.
Chapman athletics to take part in unofficial Southern California ‘bubble’
For the first time since March 2020, there may be competition returning to Chapman sports in the form of a SoCal-only ‘bubble.’
‘Head Games’: Chapman professor launches sports psychology podcast
“Head Games,” co-created and co-hosted by psychology professor Ben Rosenberg, aims to bridge the gap between psychology and sports.
Forty-seven weeks later, Chapman still unsure on status of spring sports
After almost a year of no competition, Chapman athletics is still searching for a way to put together a spring season for its teams.
‘Play like a girl’: Jue speaks on empowering women in sports
Women’s basketball head coach Carol Jue spoke about her years of advocating for women empowerment in sports.