Pacific Athletic Director Continues To Put Athletes First
Pacific Athletic Director Keith Buckley made it a primary goal to have all sports play in Spring 2021.
Pacific Athletic Director Keith Buckley made it a primary goal to have all sports play in Spring 2021.
Going into her third season as the head coach of the girls’ lacrosse team Brittany Hartmann is excited to get back on the field with her players.
As if waiting nearly a year for sports wasn’t enough, Pacific University and its students will have to wait another week before sports are back on campus.
As social justice has become a heightened topic in sports, student-athletes at Pacific University are poised to make their voices heard.
The Northwest Conference announced “for fall and winter sports, the NWC will have the institutions only play fellow NWC institutions in their respective states.
Athletic Director Keith Buckley continued to stand by his promise of pushing for sports this spring while making sure athlete safety was of the utmost importance
This fall was different. There were no games . There were barely any practices. COVID-19 destroyed the optimism of fall athletes one restriction at a time.
Due to COVID-19, Pacific athletic facilities have officially been shut down for the remainder of the semester.
In a semester with no sports, Boxer Athletics had their first win of the year in Boxer Giving Day.
With high hopes, Ryan Hunter-Simms, from Highland, California is onto his 4th year as the assistant track and field coach and continues to push his athletes towards their ever-expanding goals.
The Northwest Conference postponed fall sports to the spring and will only schedule 50% of regular season games. This might sound like an all around bad thing for athletes but it actually allows them an extra year of eligibility.
With the hiring of Pacific’s new Sports Information Director, Michael Smith looks to elevate the athletic programs and give them the exposure they deserve with the knowledge and skills he has in the realms of sports media.