The swim season is officially underway. The swim team has three meets under their belt, placing second in a dual meet for their opener. Their second meet took place in the Powerhouses’ Nicholls Natatorium, where they faced Ripon and Knox. Both the men and women
Volleyball finished their season 7-18, 1-7 in conference, and eighth of nine in the Midwest Conference. The lone senior Regina Guehlstorf ’22 celebrated the end to her impressive Beloit career. It’s always interesting to see how many freshmen came in and how many stayed all
As a proud alumni we kept the receipts. Predicted to finish the season eighth in the conference, the women’s soccer team persevered all the way to the NCAA tournament. It was not an easy path they chose there but they did it. Going into their
The Beloit College women’s soccer team came up clutch in the final games to clinch that oh-so-coveted conference tournament berth. After a tie against Monmouth they were in two must win scenarios and they won both of those games. That tie put the Bucs fifth
The cross country teams had their conference meet this past Saturday in Ripon. This was their first postseason meet as they have regionals next weekend. For regionals, the top seven runners from both the men’s and women’s team get to compete. On the women’s side
Buccaneers football is currently 0-7. Averaging 7.2 points per game. On the year, the offense averages 140 yards per game. The offense is led by Jacob Shafer’24. Who, in their last game, against Lawrence University, threw for two touchdowns. One to AJ Fitzpatrick’24 and one
The volleyball team took on Maranatha Baptist University last Tuesday night where they lost 3-2. Game one was not so hot, the Bucs lost 25-13. A contributing factor to the low points scored seemed to be no communication. A lot of balls seemed to have
The Bucs dropped their third game to open the season, losing 66-0 to University of Chicago. The outcome was not ideal, but the Bucs defense did force two turnovers: one fumble and one interception. Not only did the Bucs defense force two, they also forced
The Beloit Snappers hosted the South Bend Cubs on Wednesday Sept 8. They also hosted Beloit College students. Students received an email the week prior about signing up for free Snappers tickets. It seemed only a handful took advantage. But hey, that is better than
How great is it that sports are back? I’m excited, I know these athletes are excited to be back. I wish we didn’t have to worry about cancellations, but we do. Unfortunately, some teams have had cancellations. Men’s and Women’s soccer both had cancelled games