“We have had the best record we’ve ever had,” said Head Women’s Lacrosse Coach Wynne Lobel, “It was awesome, a great year.” The women’s lacrosse team started their season on shaky ground but by the end they came out 8-0 … Continued
The men’s tennis bid farewell to its top three players as it closes another successful season and takes second place in the Northwest Conference rankings. For the first time ever, the men’s tennis team had three players to land on … Continued
The women’s golf team completed their 2014-2015 season at the NWC championship tournament in Sunriver, Ore. on April 26. The team took eighth place at the final tournament, shooting 857 over the course of the two-day tournament. Senior Madeleine Ottosson … Continued
Although the baseball team started unsteady, they were able to make a full recovery and end the season with a 21-19 winning record. Last year was the team’s final year with Coach Greg Bradley who was the Boxer’s coach for … Continued
Under the leadership of new Softball Head Coach Liz Yandall, the Lady Boxers finished their season tied with Linfield College for the second seat in the Northwest Conference standings. The success for the team didn’t end just with an overall … Continued
The Men’s and Women’s teams are both showing strong signs of improvement as their spring season’s draw closer to an end. The Boxers just recently returned from a two-day tournament at Whitman University in Washington where they competed in the Whitman … Continued
After a tryout clinic held on April 15, the Pacific University Cheer team has doubled from eight to 16 members. Sophomore Caitlyn Voss, who will be cheering for her third time next year is looking forward to the increased size … Continued
“We’re not thinking big enough.” Previous head handball coach Mike Steele stood in the lobby of the Multnomah athletic club in 2012 and asked Grand Handball Master David Steinberg to become his assistant coach and be trained to take over … Continued
Recently, 49er’s linebacker Chris Borland retired early at the age of 24 due to concerns over the head trauma associated with the sport. Legendary linebacker, Junior Seau, took his own life by shooting himself in the chest in 2012, just … Continued
Faculty have been a bit dismayed at what appears to us as a marked increase in missed class time for many of our athletes. The extension of the JV program may have something to do with this. N e a … Continued
For many years the options for intramural sports at Pacific University has been limited. Only a few sports such as basketball, volleyball, and soccer have been offered in the past. This year Pacific has offered a wide variety of new … Continued
Women’s lacrosse is powering through their season with a No. 1 conference seating in the biggest conference since the beginning of the program. Pacific is currently ranked first in a conference of five teams, including the brand new addition of … Continued