By: Gabrielle Ziegler Shawnise Campbell is a junior center/forward from Chesterfield, Virginia. In her first two seasons with the Hornets, Campbell played in 53 games and recorded 371 points. She earned the […]
Athlete of the Week: Women’s Basketball Terese Greene
By: Gabrielle Ziegler Terese Greene is a junior guard from Culpeper, Virginia. In her first two seasons with the Hornets she has played (and started) in 56 games and has tallied 655 […]
Shenandoah University’s Fall Sports Season Recap
By: Gabrielle Ziegler Football: Shenandoah University’s (SU’s) Football Team’s current overall record is 5-4 and their conference record is 3-3. Throughout the season, they had 4 players earn the honors of ODAC […]
Athlete of the Week: Cross Country’s Ethan Harrower
By: Gabrielle Ziegler Ethan Harrower is a junior runner from Nandua, Virginia. Harrower has been a consistent leader for the Hornet’s cross country team (men). He was named ODAC runner of the […]
Athlete of the Week: Football’s Haley Van Voorhis
By: Gabrielle Ziegler On Sept. 23 Haley Van Voorhis, junior free safety/safety from The Plains (Virginia), became the first female non-kicker to play in an NCAA football game. She entered the game […]
Athlete of The Week: Football’s Keyshawn Wilder
By: Gabrielle Ziegler Keyshawn Wilder is a senior cornerback from Baltimore, Maryland. Wilder upholds numerous awards for his performance on the football field including 2022 All-State, 1st team, VaSID, 2022 D3football.com Third […]
SU Sports Recap
By Kylynn Whitt Shenandoah athletics have been quite busy with their games and working towards ODAC. Here’s a recap of what the season has looked like for two of the athletic teams […]
Mic’d Up with Frankie Ritter
By Kylynn Whitt
Inside the Super Bowl: SU Edition
By Kylynn Whitt Students at Shenandoah University were given the opportunity to work at the Super Bowl, but that’s not all. The students spent days leading up to the big game doing […]
Shenandoah vs Widener Recap
By Kylynn Whitt Last Saturday at home against Widener, the Shenandoah baseball team began their season. The team prevailed in both games, winning 13-2 in game one and 3-1 in game two. […]
Super Bowl 57 Commercials
By Olivia Wheatley The Super Bowl is the most viewed television program every year, and with all the eyes on the screen comes new commercials for the world to see! The commercials […]
Shenandoah Baseball Prepares for Successful Season
By Kylynn Whitt Shenandoah Baseball is looking forward to a successful season as they head toward their first game. The Hornets won the ODAC Championship last season, but they still fell short […]
Why My Problem (Can Be) or (Is) Everyone’s Problem
By Broden Pickette This Happened to Me Growing up, I was very involved in sports, so much so that it became my biggestpersonality trait. Playing sports for a lot of athletes makes […]
Setback
By Aggie Gullace “College will be the best 4 years of your life,” is constantly preached once you enter high school.Once you mention playing a sport in college, faces scrunch and doubts […]
A Stellar Injury
By Nathan Lynch This happened to meTradition is a key part of the culture at Saint Mary’s High School, where I attended allfour years. Each fall, the varsity soccer head coach held […]
Promote, Prevent Practice
By Caroline Stansbury As a soccer player in college at Shenandoah University, I have seen many athletes affected by sports-related injuries that either end their careers or cause long-term effects. During my […]