Gettysburg Men’s Soccer Draws with Haverford in Centennial Conference Play
Sep27

Gettysburg Men’s Soccer Draws with Haverford in Centennial Conference Play

By Zion Williams, Staff Writer  Gettysburg Men’s Soccer came back from a 1-0 deficit to tie Haverford 1-1 in their second Centennial Conference regular season matchup on Saturday. Fans tentatively walked into Clark Field just before kickoff while bundled in rain gear and armed with umbrellas for Bullets pride night. Wind blew and rain poured down during the brisk 7 p.m. matchup between the Fords and the Bullets. Gabe Knopf ’26 of the...

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Women’s Soccer Pulls Out Gutsy Win in Pouring Rain
Sep27

Women’s Soccer Pulls Out Gutsy Win in Pouring Rain

By Owen Kutlu, Staff Writer The conditions were damp and unpleasant at Swan Field in Haverford, PA on Saturday, Sept. 23. Nevertheless, the Bullets hit the road to take on a valiant Haverford College squad under the lights in the pouring rain.  The game went about as one would expect from two tough conference foes. The action was quick and very back and forth, with both sides remaining fiercely competitive throughout.  It was...

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Game Recap: Gettysburg Grinds Their Way To Victory Over Messiah
Sep27

Game Recap: Gettysburg Grinds Their Way To Victory Over Messiah

By: Max Ferguson, Staff Writer The Gettysburg volleyball team took on Messiah University on Saturday, Sept. 23, and walked away with a 3-1 victory. However, sets alone don’t tell the story of how this match went down. This matchup started out hot, as Gettysburg and Messiah went blow for blow in the first set. Gettysburg came out on top in the end, albeit not by much. The Bullets took the first set 27-25 in a nail-biting finish....

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Rodgers Tears Achilles and Jets’ Fans’ Hearts
Sep25

Rodgers Tears Achilles and Jets’ Fans’ Hearts

By Charlie Miller, Staff Writer Aaron Rodgers tore his Achilles four plays into his highly anticipated New York Jets debut and will miss the entire season. For 54 years, New York Jets fans have suffered almost exclusively agony, pain, and misery. Once again, the football Gods twisted the knife into Gang Green’s heart, in the form of the hated injury bug.  Four plays into his heralded Jets debut, quarterback Aaron Rodgers was sacked by...

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Field Hockey Report: Bullets Look Strong Going Into Conference Games
Sep23

Field Hockey Report: Bullets Look Strong Going Into Conference Games

By Max Ferguson, Staff Writer The Bullets’ field hockey team has begun their season. So far, they have played four non-conference games with a respectable .500 average. They head into inter-conference play after one more non-conference game.  The Bullets started off their season hot with a 4-1 win against Alvernia in Reading, PA. Gaby Markunas ’24 scored her first career goal in the first period of the game to set the tone against the...

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Men’s and Women’s Cross Country Season Recap
Sep22

Men’s and Women’s Cross Country Season Recap

By Staff Writer, Zion Williams Cross country is well underway this season and is starting to ramp up. Here’s everything you need to know about the season thus far:  The men’s cross country team opened up their season at the Galen Piper Challenge on Friday, Sept. 1. They finished ninth out of 12 teams on the day, as Shippensburg took the victory with 24 points. In his collegiate debut, Maddon McNicholas ‘27 led the Bullets, as he...

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