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Separation of Church and . . . sports?

Eastern University men’s lacrosse team is focused. If you watch a practice, you can feel the players’ intensity. The Eagles finished 10-6 overall with a 9-2 record in the Freedom Conference in 2011. Their dreams of the NCAA tournament were cut short due to a tough loss in the MAC quarterfinal to Elizabethtown. Last year’s

The Eastern women’s lacrosse team had only four seniors on the squad last season. It finished with a record of 7-5 in the MAC conference and ended the season in a first round loss to FDU-Florham. This year, the Eagles only have four seniors and their goals have not changed much. “We want to get

Athletic training is a rigorous major for fifteen students (juniors and seniors) in the professional phase and eighteen students (freshmen and sophomores) in the pre-professional phase. One of the toughest tasks befor these students is the rotations that they have to complete at a number of different schools. They also have to prioritize sports above

I enjoy working in a high school environment as opposed to a college environment for many reasons. In the athletic training program, six rotations must be completed. Fortunately, most of mine have been assigned to high schools. Athletic training in a high school environment provides the opportunity to interact with students and staff on both

As an athletic training student at Eastern, I have had the opportunity to spend clinical rotations working with Division I athletes. These teams included Villanova University’s football and Saint Joseph University’s field hockey and men’s basketball teams. The most delightful aspect of working with Division I athletes is the ability to treat them the way

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