by The Pulse | Nov 4, 2018 | Sports & Rec
Jory Hagen Student Writer It is just over 40 years that John Wooden, former UCLA basketball coach was at his last National Championship. Wooden’s impact is still spreading and, this week, his impact touched the hearts of Messiah students and athletes alike. Wooden, in...
by The Pulse | Oct 29, 2018 | Sports & Rec
Lilly Kashishian Sports Editor It was a busy week as few teams are wrapping up their regular season and preparing for the postseason. Men’s Swimming beat Lycoming on the road over the weekend with a score of 118-83. The men won eight of the 11 events. Women’s Swimming...
by The Pulse | Oct 22, 2018 | Sports & Rec
Lilly Kashishian Sports Editor Homecoming proved to be a good weekend for most of the Messiah sports teams. Here’s what you may have missed: Messiah Athletics announced the 2019 class for the Falcons’ Hall of Honor. The five new members include Amy Reed (‘08, Women’s...
by The Pulse | Oct 16, 2018 | Sports & Rec
Jory Hagen Student Writer A huge week in pro sports has made life extremely busy (in a good way) for the die-hard sports fan, and tonight it’s just going to get a whole lot busier. Baseball playoffs are far underway, as is the NFL season, but basketball is back...
by The Pulse | Oct 15, 2018 | Sports & Rec
Lilly Kashishian Sports Editor If you were away for fall break, here’s what you may have missed: Men’s Tennis players Andrew Bookman, Keller Martin, Jarod Snader, Alex Mantsevich, Cody Fitzwater, and AJ Swanson all competed in the MAC Individual Championships. Martin...
by The Pulse | Oct 9, 2018 | Sports & Rec
Lilly Kashishian Sports Editor It was a busy week for Messiah Athletic teams. Take a look at what you may have missed. Field Hockey traveled to Gettysburg Wednesday to match up against the Bullets. Two goals in the first half from Kristen Levesque and Jennie Young...
