By Bilal Razzak ’25 (he/him) Davidson Swim & Dive has always been a staple in the college’s rich history of Division I athletics. During the program’s tenure, they’ve been able to battle with some of the nation’s most competitive programs. In the 2022-2023 season, they hope to continue this tradition. At their opener against Queens …
Swim and Dive Propelled by Talented Freshmen and Strong Leadership Read More »
by Varun Maheshwari (he/him) Varun Maheshwari: So I guess my first question is, we’re 6-1. We’re a very different team from last year. What can you sort of talk about this year’s squad? And the differences that, you know, you face as a first year head coach? Matt McKillop: Yeah, well, like you said, we …
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By Victor Taylor ’24 (he/him) Davidson College Women’s Basketball has come into this season with more hype surrounding them than they have had in years. The squad is coming off an 18-15 season, the most wins in Head Coach Gayle Fulks’ time here at Davidson, and a Women’s Basketball Invitational Consolation Bracket championship. The losses …
By Bilal Razzak ’25 (he/him) With Davidson College men’s basketball enjoying one of its strongest seasons last year, expectations are high this time around. However, following the departure of A-10 player of the year Luka Brajkovic, star sharpshooter Hyunjung Lee, and legendary Head Coach Bob McKillop, the program is in need of some new talent. …
By Annie Horseman ’24 (She/Her) Davidson Women’s Tennis has had a solid start to the 2022-2023 season. The team has competed in three matches this fall, all of which had positive results in terms of team improvement, grit, and performance. They opened up their fall schedule at UNC Greensboro where they battled tough opponents such …
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Andrew Elkadi ’23 covers new Head Basketball Coach Matt McKillop ’06
Victor Taylor ’24 pens an update on the end of field hockey’s season.
Varun Maheshwari ’23 writes about the lingering questions surrounding the new construction and spaces for non-athletes.
Annie Hirshman ’24 (She/Her), Sports Writer Sarah Minges’ freshman and sophomore seasons came to a devastating end when she tore her ACL at the beginning of her freshman spring season. Covid-19 had Davidson fall athletes play in the spring of 2021 and the fall of 2021. Her injury therefore took her out for both seasons, …
Sarah Minges ‘24: The Embodiment of Davidson Athletics Read More »
Andrew Elkadi ’23 (He/Him), Sports Editor Before coming to Davidson College, swimming was a family affair back home in Manhasset, NY for senior Thomas Broderick. Broderick’s dad, who swam at Niagara University, continued to compete as part of the U.S. Masters Swimming program after college. “When I was three, or something like that, I went …
