By: Emmi Rubera Communication is one of the most important things when it comes to being on a sports team. From hearing your teammate’s words of encouragement, to play calling to hearing the whistle blow, communication is a vital part… Read More ›
Sports
NCAA Mental Health Crisis
Katie Meyer, Stanford soccer player, dead at 22. Sarah Shulze, Wisconsin XC runner, dead at 21. Lauren Bernett, James Madison softball player, dead at 21. In just under 60 days the NCAA has lost 3 athletes to suicide. In an… Read More ›
$1.4 billion stadium headed to Upstate New York
After months of discussions and weeks of behind the scene negotiations, the Buffalo Bills reached an agreement with New York State and Erie County to build a $1.4 billion stadium in Orchard Park. With a $1.4 billion price tag, many… Read More ›
Setting the balance
By: Emmi Rubera Like many other college students, Matthew Wiepert has a lot to balance. The difference is, however, not only does he have the responsibilities of being in college, but he is also a player and the captain of… Read More ›
Brockport Goes Big
For the second year in a row, SUNY Brockport hosted its “Athletics’ Day of Giving” on March 3. A day to “Go Big For Brockport”, the college used the day to encourage alumni, parents, staff, and more to donate to… Read More ›
Evarts overcomes adversity
By: Catherine Johnson Scars come in many shapes and sizes. Some are surface level while others cut deeper. All of them though tell a story. As an athlete Madison Evarts wears the scars of the multiple sports she’s played. Evarts,… Read More ›
Equality under review
By Catherine Johnson SUNY Brockport is a college led by a female president, a college with a student ratio of 42% male to 58% female, and it’s a college with more women professors than men. On the surface, SUNY Brockport… Read More ›
NCAA in the Spotlight
By: Mathieu Starke It’s generally not a good sign when a decision meant to protect athletes, coaches, administrators and every other individual involved is reacted to with shock. However, that was the reaction from many fans when the National Intercollegiate… Read More ›
America’s Pastime stays in Batavia
By: Mathieu Starke Sunny days, family entertainment and a break from the stress that comes with being an adult. That’s what many people may think about when they hear the words ‘minor league baseball.’ For some communities that came to… Read More ›
Meet the Eagles: Erin Nolan
Erin Nolan is a graduate student and forward on the SUNY Brockport women’s basketball team. She transferred to Brockport from Bentley University this fall to play out her last two years of eligibility. In 2017, Nolan graduated from Susquehanna Valley High School where she and her team won the 2015 Class B State Championship… Read More ›