The Beloit College Swimming and Diving Team closed their season on February 18 at the Midwest Conference Swimming & Diving Championships Meet held at Grinnell College. The women’s team ranked fifth in the conference with a total of 254 points, and the men ranked seventh
The 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi was one strife with controversy and tension as the eyes of the world narrowed on the homophobic regime of Russia, which was famously disputed by the U.S. team entering the opening ceremony in rainbow uniforms, an instant iconic moment.
Freshman Eva Laun-Smith and Lena Ramsey, along with the rest of the Beloit Track and Field team, cut their relaxing winter breaks short to head back to campus and begin training for the 2018 indoor track and field season. Days were filled with two-a-days consisting
LaVar Ball had big plans for his family full of NBA-caliber players, but all that came to a screeching halt when middle son LiAngelo Ball was arrested with two of his other teammates in Hangzhou, China for stealing a pair of designer sunglasses. Fortunately for
Two-way players in baseball are a rarity in the modern era. While not necessarily uncommon at the high school and, to some extent, college level, two-way players– meaning those who excel and play full-time both on the mound and at the plate– are usually forced
Dan Babb ‘20 sat down with the RT while watching the Celtics and 76er’s game to chat about basketball, Australia and his possible new fraternity. RT: Where is your hometown? DB: It’s a town called Hollamby. It’s a suburb of Sydney, Australia. RT: How is
Minnesota is often not thought of as a state with good professional sports teams. Granted that is true for all of the Minnesota teams, with one exception. The Minnesota Lynx are by far the best sports team Minnesota has ever had. In 2010 the Minnesota
Netflix, homework, and spending time with friends make up the Holy Trinity of how the average college student spends their time. For in-season athletes, however, time allotted for practice and games acts as a fourth wheel, cutting this time short. The fall sports season came
Roy Halladay, a two-time Cy Young Award-winning pitcher who retired from baseball following the 2013 season, died when his plane crashed into the Gulf of Mexico on Tuesday, Nov. 7. He was 40. Halladay’s ICON A5, a small, single-engine aircraft, went down around noon on
The Round Table got the chance to sit down and chat with the hilarious Tyree Smith ‘19, a running back for the Beloit Buccaneer Football team. Tyree spillas about football, school, music, and most importantly, Skittles. RT:What is your major/minor? TS: Media studies. I