Women’s Lacrosse Secures Second Seed; Will Rematch Washington College in Playoffs
By Brody Tennant, Staff Writer Over the weekend, No. 2 Gettysburg College Women’s Lacrosse team had a tough matchup against Washington College, coming back from three goals behind early in the first half to win 16-13. They outscored Washington 6-1 to finish out the first half. With this victory in the final regular season game, Gettysburg clinched the number two seed for the Centennial Conference Tournament, while Washington clinched...
Men’s Lacrosse Plays Strongest Game of the Year
By Brody Tennant, Staff Writer Two weeks ago, the Gettysburg College Men’s Lacrosse team turned in its largest victory over Haverford College in 17 years, winning 21-5. Sophomore Jack Fletcher and junior Brian Kolen combined for a total of 17 points. Kolen had four goals and four assists, tying his personal best for points. Fletcher outdid him by one point, scoring three goals and six assists, both personal bests for him. Seniors...
NBA Playoff Predictions
By Brody Tennant, Staff Writer The NBA playoffs – predicted to be very interesting – began Saturday, April 13, 2019. Many of the East seeds have already been locked, with the top five seeds locked in and the top seven locked for a playoff berth. Taking the top seed in the East are the Milwaukee Bucks, led by the “Greek Freak” Giannis Antetokounmpo. This season, Antetokounmpo has averaged 27.7 points per game, 12.5 rebounds per game,...
Softball Splits Spring Break Games
By Brody Tennant, Staff Writer Over the 2019 Spring Break, the Gettysburg College Softball team traveled to Florida for its annual trip, going 3-3. To begin the trip, the Bullets took on both the College of Wooster and Washington University in Saint Louis, both for the first time in program history. During game one, the Bullets scored quickly on junior Sarahrose Jonik’s lead-off homerun at the top of the 1st inning. At the top of the...
Campo Predicts Turnaround for 2019 Baseball Team
By Brody Tennant, Staff Writer With a very up and down season last year, the Gettysburg College baseball team has put in a lot of work, refocused, and looks to make a postseason run this year. “The frustrating thing last year was we were a different team from the year before,” said Head Coach John Campo, who enters his 33rd season. “We got off to a rough start. We turned it around the back half of our Florida trip...
