For a team that, for half a decade, has shown nothing short of greatness on the pitch with an overall winning percentage above .750 and three NCAC Tournament bids, last year’s men’s soccer season ended as something of an anomaly.
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Jon Breitenbucher
Field hockey aims for a third title
Last season the field hockey team, started 1-4. Despite a rash of injuries and adversity, the team still managed to win a share of the conference title. If the team can display the resolve it showed last season with a wealth of returning talent, it …
Despite long family legacy, Ali Drushal sets records, makes own name for herself
Ali Drushal ’09 has arguably set enough records to catch Guinness’s eye. The 2006 and 2007 North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC) Libero of the Year already has the set the school record for career digs and last year led all of NCAA Div. III in …
Back from injury, NCAC standout Artman mounts comeback
Tomorrow, the entire field hockey team will step on the field at home against Transylvania University. After winning a share of the conference title last season, they have every reason to be excited and optimistic about the upcoming season. For Amanda Artman ’10, tomorrow’s game …
Young scholars flourish
This summer, 19 first-year students were given the opportunity to test the waters of college life with a new program at The College of Wooster. Emerging College Scholars is an initiative spearheaded by the Dean of Students and Faculty to bring new students from diverse …
Meal plan uncertainties addressed
Wooster students have acquired some substantial food for thought this semester as the College puts into practice a variety of alterations to the meal plan for fall 2008 and beyond “Student input was critical to make the creation of meal plan choices a priority for …