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Sports Daymont breaks 21 year old mark Chris Sumey Staff Writer Last weekend served as a tune-up meet for the high-flying women's track team. They competed against three other teams in one final regular season meet at College of Saint Benedict. more... Inside the lines... On the road again Mike Ludwig Sports Editor If you spent any time in a high school gym this winter, chances have it you may have run into Ole head basketball coach Dan Kosmoski. more... Men's Tennis team all set Dave Johnson Contributing Writer And on the seventh day God made the swinging volley. That's right folks, the men's tennis season is in full swing even though our shy friend spring has not decided to show his/her face yet. more... Men's track heads to post-season Chris Sumey Staff Writer Last weekend the men's indoor track team ended their regular season in great fashion. Not only was the meet held in the Skoglund Fieldhouse, but they also defeated St. John's in a dual competition. more... Morf headed to Iowa Vahid Sadrzadeh Staff Writer The end of February is always a good time to sit down and reflect and enjoy life. Think of all the wonderful things that happened during the month: Ground Hogs Day, Valentine's Day, making snowmen - all the fun stuff that comes to mind. more... Ole Baseball squad Sprout-ing up for Spring Eric Vegoe Executive Editor To be successful in baseball, five tools are necessary: throwing, running, fielding, power, and average. Some players can count on two, three, and sometimes even four tools as their strengths. Very rarely is someone able to count all five tools that St. Olaf shortstop Brian Sprout can. more... |
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