Indoor vs. outdoor sports for the summer
It’s an age old debate. Are sports better played outdoors where they were originally played? Or are they better behind closed doors, where the environment can be controlled?
Category: SPORTS
Introducing Jay Tremonti
Last year the men’s volleyball team was in the spotlight. A dominant force on the court, the men had the chance to prove their worth as they hosted the CCAA men’s volleyball championships.
From coastal beaches to inland ones
It felt as if just yesterday, coach Kyra Iannone was discussing her plans for the team’s future in the upcoming season. Things were looking good with a young squad of hungry athletes. Her fifth year coaching the Royals volleyball team was by far the most successful, in terms of records and accolades.
Las Vegas Desert Rats?
It’s expansion time! The lucky city? Las Vegas was approved for an NHL franchise in 2017-18. While people who supported the idea are jumping for joy, I’m a bit more unsure.
Meet your captain
It’s hard to believe that it’s almost been a year since the Royals’ women’s soccer team’s historic run to Nationals. With the season quickly approaching, there are certain formalities that need to be taken care of.
The Other Presses
Summer is a time of preparation and perspiration for athletes in the off-season, and students are looking to build stronger and leaner bodies.
Baseball mayday
For many baseball teams in the Northwest Athletic Conference, the month of May is one for tuning. For others, the month signifies the start of an epic competition: the race to the playoffs.
Exceeding maximum capacity
As we prepare for the coming summer months, we should also prepare for all those fun warm-weather sports they bring with them. But what do you do when water skiing or volleyball really isn’t your thing?
Douglas College hires Joe Enevoldson
The world of sports is constantly shifting. With the hiring of new coach Joe Enevoldson, this is especially true for the men’s basketball program this year.
Softball breakdown
The pressure of the NWAC Softball Championship is nothing new for the Royals’ coach Michelle Peters.