JOHN GALLAGHER SPORTS EDITOR Twenty years from today, ten years from today, even five years from today, you won’t remember the runner who passed you with 400 meters remaining beforeContinue Reading
MARK BOREK STAFF WRITER Division III athletics often fall victim to a feeling of non-legitimacy. Unlike their larger Division I and II counterparts, small budgets limit the support the athleticContinue Reading
JOHN GALLAGHER SPORTS EDITOR They see the goals. They lose their minds when you scream the ball past a helpless goalkeeper, when you launch a forehand return past an unpreparedContinue Reading
JOHN GALLAGHER SPORTS EDITOR- “English?” He shakes his head, still staring into my eyes as though if he stared long enough, he could somehow scale the language barrier currently plaguingContinue Reading
JOHN GALLAGHER SPORTS EDITOR The ball was actually in the air when I heard the noise for the first time. It was an uncharacteristically hot day in San Diego, butContinue Reading
ERIN MADDEN SPORTS EDITOR Franciscan University men’s tennis team advanced to its sixth straight conference championship match with a 5-0 victory over fourth-seeded University of Pitt.-Greensburg in the Allegheny MountainContinue Reading
ERIN MADDEN SPORTS EDITOR Twenty-eight games have already been completed in this year’s NCAA basketball tournament and my bracket is officially busted (along with 99 percent of my fellow collegeContinue Reading
ERIN MADDEN SPORTS EDITOR Spring training has been a phrase synonymous with Major League Baseball for over a century. Teams flee to warmer climates before the start of the regularContinue Reading
ERIN MADDEN SPORTS EDITOR Last week, I touched on the relationship between sports and politics. Sticking with the subject of The Troubadour’s themed issues, let’s talk about the relationship betweenContinue Reading
ERIN MADDEN SPORTS EDITOR Bias exists in many different forms: religious, gender, racial, ethnic and others. But all of these biases can be tied back to one realm – politics. Continue Reading