Category: Sports
By: Andrew Pratt The Southwestern University Volleyball team has done it again. This past weekend, the Pirates defeated Trinity University to claim the SCAC Championship title. This was the fourth title for the Pirates, and ...
By Andrew Pratt The Southwestern University Football team has put there foot in the ground. The Pirates held off McMurry University last Saturday night 7-6 in Abilene, TX. The team improves to 1-1 on the ...
By Andrew Pratt September’s Male Captain of the Month has been awarded to Senior Nicholas Mask. Mask is the only senior and one of the four captains within the Southwestern University’s Football team. Mask is ...
By: Andrew Pratt It is always impressive to go undefeated during the opening weekend of any sport, especially when that opening has more than one game. Volleyball is one of the few sports that have accomplished ...
By Floraine Omont SU welcomes Linda Hamilton as the new Women’s Soccer Coach this year. A New Orleans native, Hamilton grew up in a family of tennis players. She became interested in soccer when her older ...
by Emily Boujemaa At 6am, most pirates are fast asleep. But not Brianna Timourian. She’s lacing up her running shoes and racing out the door for another 7 mile day at cross country practice. Timourian, ...
By Andrew Kevin Pratt Omicron Delta Kappa (ODK) recently hosted their annual banquet and award ceremony to highlight the excellence of Southwestern leaders and athletes. One of the awards went out to two athletes for ...
By Matt A. Gonzales When Spring Break comes around, most people think partying on the beach. It is a week vacation from all school activities. However, to some fall athletes, it is the sense of ...
By Andrew Kevin Pratt Athletes often say that talent can only take you so far. A great athlete is a combination of practice, talent, execution, and good coaching. Three of those parts are on the athlete. ...
By Jennifer Layer Breaking records is not something often heard of on Southwestern University’s campus. However, last year one record fell, twice. It wasn’t a team. It was just one person. Will Devine, a sophomore, ...