PLNU sports in review: 2024-25
Point Loma Nazarene University continued its athletic dominance in 2025. As the school year comes to a close, let’s look back at how each team fared in their respective... Read more.
Duke’s collapse: Historic meltdown by a historic team
I did something I almost never do: I stepped out before the game was over. I should have known better. I’ve lived by the mantra of “It ain’t over ‘til... Read more.
PLNU women’s tennis earns highest national ranking in school history
In the Intercollegiate Tennis Association’s March 19 tennis rankings for Division II women’s tennis, Point Loma Nazarene University received its highest national... Read more.
Sea Lions’ stellar season ends in Sweet 16 heartbreaker
The Point Loma Nazarene University men’s basketball team’s season came to a close on Monday, March 17 in the Sweet 16 against Cal State Dominguez Hills in a... Read more.
Baseball’s best: Predicting the 2025 MLB award winners
Following my division winners’ predictions and the best teams for the 2025 campaign, I figured it would only be fitting to predict the best players as well. ... Read more.
PLNU women’s basketball wins first PacWest title
Point Loma Nazarene University’s women’s basketball team walloped Menlo, 90-67, en route to two program firsts: a record-breaking 36 points scored in one quarter,... Read more.
Predicting the best in the league: 2025 MLB Division winners
Spring Training is officially underway, and we are about a month away from the league-wide Opening Day (I say league-wide, because the Los Angeles Dodgers and Chicago... Read more.
The NBA trade deadline: Big winners, bigger losers
The NBA trade deadline came and went in what felt like a blur. Players we viewed as unequivocally untradeable were dealt. Certain teams made runs at superstars,... Read more.
Trump’s second term raises fear over reproductive health access
As President Donald Trump takes office for the second time, there is uncertainty about the future of reproductive health care in states that take punitive measures... Read more.
No, the Dodgers actually aren’t ruining baseball
Last offseason, the Los Angeles Dodgers broke the brains of baseball fans with an unprecedented contract. They agreed to a deal with two-way player and Japanese... Read more.