Tag: sports
Tigers Lacrosse Team takes down the Quakers
On Wednesday, April 6, the Women’s Lacrosse team played against Earlham College in Richmond, Indiana at 7 p.m. Leading up to the game, the...
DePauw, NCAC Opts Out Of Fall Sports
Effective immediately, DePauw University, along with the entire NCAC conference, has suspended intercollegiate competition until December 31st, 2020. Fall sports include men’s and women’s...
DePauw seniors reflect on their athletic experience
One of the most devastating aspects of school shutting down is the cancellation of spring sports, leaving many seniors without closure to their DePauw...
DePauw Swim Wraps Up Its Season
This past weekend, the DePauw’s swimming and diving teams traveled to Granville, Ohio to compete in the NCAC championship. Both the DePauw men’s and...
Time For Bill Lynch To Keep The Main Thing The Main...
Bill Lynch was more than a football coach
Every pee-wee football player dreams of playing football on the biggest stages.
I did, at least. I wanted...
Tiger Of The Week: Sydney Kopp
The DePauw: When did you start playing basketball?
Sydney Kopp: I played softball competitively my whole life, and then I switched over really seriously....
How Staff Layoffs Affected DePauw Athletics
After completing the fall sports season, hear how two teams fared after staff layoffs last spring affected their coaching staffs.
Bill Lynch Retires After 40 Years Of Coaching
After DePauw’s victory over Wabash at the Monon Bell game last Saturday, Bill Lynch announced he will retire after 40 years of coaching football.
Tiger Of The Week: Zane Williams
Sophomore Zane Williams qualified for the Cross Country NCAA Championships in Louisville, Kentucky by placing 15th overall. He also led the Tigers to a...
Three Runners Advance To NCAA Cross Country Championships
On Nov. 16, the men’s and women’s cross country teams competed at the regional meet in Grand Rapids, Mich. The men placed 7th overall...