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The International League

Three weeks ago, Sebastian Carpenter was just a lowly Waltonian staff writer who had been tasked with writing up an article on the first weekend of March Madness action. Sebastian wrote that article, and he wrote it well. Said article was in fact so pleasing to the basketball gods that Sebastian’s bracket entry into the

Q: Has your team’s play on the field met your expectations thus far? A: I think the big thing, with me being a new coach, has been trust between the players and myself. I’ve been very pleased with how coachable and hungry to win this team has been from top to bottom. They are very

Men’s Tennis Coach Mark Spangler has his eyes set on returning to Conference playoffs this year with his rather young team. With only three returning players (Mylon Weaver, Tyler Schultz and lone senior, Codie Todd) Coach Spangler hopes for a season full of improvements on an individual, as well as, team level. Ultimately, he is

Amidst the excitement of the developing spring season, there is also a twinge of melancholy, as Eastern prepares to say farewell Brad Fields. Fields will be taking over the Assistant Director position at his alma mater, Centre College in Kentucky, this fall. Fields made the following comment about his upcoming departure: “As my family and

2012, to say the least, was a disappointing year for Philadelphia sports fans. The Eagles struggled through a disappointing year while the Sixers have spent the season watching their superstar center sitting on the bench with injuries. For those fans who aren’t still hoping the Flyers can turn it around, this upcoming Phillies season offers

If someone took you and three of your friends and put you on a sports team with nine people you had never played with before, how well could you expect to do? This is the situation Eastern University’s softball team currently finds itself in, with only four returning players and nine freshman taking the field

Spring preview

A season of gained experience and growth came to an end for the Eastern Women’s Basketball team in their conference semifinal matchup against DeSales on February 16. DeSales built a lead early in the game, and the Eagles were never able to surmount it, falling by a score of 67-52.  The good news for the

      The women’s lacrosse team is looking forward to a strong season this year, and plans to come out swinging after ending last year’s season with an 8-10 overall record and finishing as Freedom Conference runner-ups.   Camrin Azzarano kicks off her seventh year as head coach of the program, and she is as enthusiastic