Tulane baseball looks to continue winning streak with canine cheerleaders
Alex Smith, Staff Reporter
March 20, 2019
Filed under Baseball, Showcase, Sports
The Tulane baseball team will face its next challenge in a three-game series against Houston Baptist University beginning March 22. On the second day of the series, Saturday, March 23, Turchin Stadium is hosting “Bark in the Park,” allowing Tulane fans to bring their dogs to the day’s game. There is no...
Women’s golf hopes to overcome turbulent season in upcoming tournaments
Justin Walton, Staff Reporter
March 20, 2019
Filed under Sports
Entering Lorne Don’s sixth season as head coach, Tulane women’s golf seemed poised to have a productive year. The Green Wave returned an impressive number of upperclassmen that included Junior Haydyn Gibson, Junior Gabrielle Correia, Senior Sofia Goicoechiea and Senior Laura Munoz. Each of these golfers hav...
From the Basement: New Orleans says bye bye to Baby Cakes
Olivia Henderson, Sports Editor
March 20, 2019
When the New Orleans Baby Cakes, the city’s minor league baseball team, announced its impending move to Wichita, Kansas, few fans were surprised. Last season, the team had the lowest paid attendance of the 16 teams in the Pacific Coast League. The franchise hopes that a change of venue will hel...
From the Basement: Athletic Industrial Complex continues to plague America
Hannah May Powers, Staff Writer
March 20, 2019
Filed under Sports
Between the adrenaline, victories and sense of comradery, being a fan of sports can be hugely rewarding. Beneath the fanfare, however, exists a system rife with problems: the athletic industrial complex.Though covert, the athletic industrial complex, a term used to describe how sports are intertwined...
A Quick Huddle: Women’s Beach Volleyball Edition
Ezra Weber, Staff Reporter
March 20, 2019
Filed under Sports, Volleyball
Despite dropping out of the Top 20 in early March, Green Wave beach volleyball put together an impressive start to the spring season, spiking its way to an overall record of 11-7 with nine of those wins coming in the last 11 games.In the tough Coastal Collegiate Sports Association conference, h...
Women’s tennis stumbles into early March, looks to gain traction
Grant Barnes, Senior Staff Reporter
March 14, 2019
Filed under Sports, Uncategorized
After a turbulent 1-7 February record, women’s tennis continued to struggle in its first three matches of March. Since the team’s last win came Feb. 24 against the University of Alabama at Birmingham, the Green Wave will look to regain some momentum this Sunday, when it returns home to take ...
Men’s basketball travels to Memphis to battle Tigers in first round of AAC Tournament
Ezra Weber, Staff Reporter
March 14, 2019
Filed under Basketball, Sports
Following a heart wrenching overtime loss to Wichita State in the final game of the regular season, the Green Wave men’s basketball team will open the American Athletic Conference tournament by taking on fifth seeded University of Memphis Tigers (19-12), desperately hoping for an upset win. ...
Bowling hopes to make comeback in upcoming competition after recent obstacles
Julia Hyman, Contributing Reporter
March 14, 2019
Filed under Sports
With its promising start and crucial competitions to come, fans should definitely keep an eye on the Tulane women’s bowling team. The team began February in excellent shape, securing a No. 9 ranking in the National Tenpin Coaches Association Poll.The Green Wave even secured two top 10 finis...
A Quick Huddle: Baseball Edition
Bella Baff, Associate Sports Editor
March 14, 2019
Tulane’s baseball team has been enjoying yet another dominant season, ranking third in the tightly-packed American Athletic Conference with an 11-6 record. In fact, the Green Wave was first in the AAC before last weekend, when the team dropped three games to the University of California Santa Barbara with s...
Professional women’s football team makes touchdowns in New Orleans
Olivia Henderson, Sports Editor
March 14, 2019
Filed under Football, Showcase, Sports
Despite facing significant scrutiny, the NFL remains largely closed to women. Only one-third of league employees are women, and there are no female head coaches or players.These limitations, however, have not stopped those who love the game. Women are increasingly forming all-female footbal...
Tulane swimming and diving seeks to impress in AAC Championships
Carrigan English, Senior Staff Writer
February 28, 2019
Filed under Sports, Swimming and Diving
Tulane swimming and diving continues to ride a high tide as it navigates its way into the postseason. Coming off of a victory against Southern Methodist University, the team hopes to continue the trend with yet another win at the American Athletic Conference Championships later this week. ...
Let the good times roll wave: Marching Band hits the parade route
Bella Baff, Associate Sports Editor
February 28, 2019
For most Tulane students, Mardi Gras is the ultimate break. This respite allows most students to spend days watching parades and catching beads, create lasting memories friends and de-stress after completing midterm exams. For those in the Tulane University Marching Band, however, Mardi Gras is quite a workout.The band, led by the Sh...
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