Tulane women’s basketball team off to hot start
Jake Blancher, Staff Reporter
January 29, 2020
Tulane’s women’s basketball team has been riding the wave as of late, winning seven of its last eight games, including six intraconference wins. The Green Wave’s success has positioned the team second in the American Athletic Conference (AAC), only behind women's basketball powerhouse University of ...
Men’s tennis team serves early success
Jake Blancher, Staff Reporter
November 26, 2019
Having achieved key victories in the first invitationals and tournaments before the official regular season kicks off, the Tulane men's tennis team is already off to a strong start. The team had great individual success last season, with 8 of the 10 players earning either a conference or Louis...
Opening Tip: Green Wave women’s basketball season begins with dominating win
Jake Blancher, Staff Reporter
November 6, 2019
The Green Wave women’s basketball team took to the court at home with a dominant win against the Jackson State Tigers Tuesday. Krystal Freeman led the Green Wave with 18 points with Louisiana-Monroe transfer Arsula Clark adding 15. Dene’ Mimms had a superb game defensively with six blocks, contribut...
A Quick Huddle: Football
Harrison Simon, Contributing Reporter
September 18, 2019
After an impressive 58-6 victory over Missouri State, the Green Wave football team has fans feeling optimistic about repeating last year’s bowl game success. If fifth-year senior quarterback Justin McMillan and company want to end the season hoisting another, more coveted trophy, however, they will...
Men’s tennis expects successful season, builds on NCAA tournament appearances
Alex Smith, Staff Reporter
September 11, 2019
Enemies of the Green Wave men’s tennis team, beware! The 2019 team is already brimming with experience. With four of the nine players entering their senior seasons, this year is expected to be an extremely successful one for Tulane. Last season, the Green Wave finished with a 14-13 overall ...
Let the good times bowl wave: Tulane’s chances for another bowl game
Ezra Weber, Sports Editor
September 4, 2019
Last year’s exciting win in the AutoNation Cure Bowl and this year’s promising recruiting class has many Green Wave football fans on the edge of their seats, wondering about the chances of continuing postseason success. These flames have been further stoked by the thorough thrashing handed out t...
Despite successful season, road remains tough for Tulane baseball
Ezra Weber, Staff Reporter
April 24, 2019
Following a thorough 20-5 thrashing of the University of Memphis Tigers and a devastating loss to Southeastern Louisiana University, the Tulane University baseball team is ranked second in the AAC with an 8-3 conference record, just two wins shy of Eastern Carolina University’s 11-1 conference ...
Athletics drops ball on equality: Examining disparities between men’s, women’s collegiate athletics
Colleen Drangines and Olivia Henderson
April 10, 2019
In November a complaint was filed against the Newcomb College Institute claiming the organization discriminated against men on Tulane’s campus. Little attention, however, has been brought to the disparities in Tulane athletics’ allocation of resources in relation to gender. A 2017 report from th...
Women’s golf falls in Clemson Invitational, looks to AAC Championship
J.P. Rodocanachi, Contributing reporter
April 10, 2019
Heading into the final stretch of its spring season, the women’s golf team traveled to Sunset, South Carolina, to compete in the fourth annual Clemson Invitational Tournament, its final competition before the American Athletic Conference championships. Four top-25 teams competed, resulting in so...
Incoming men’s basketball coach Ron Hunter impresses during introductory press
Julian Bombard, Senior Staff Reporter
April 3, 2019
When Ron Hunter was introduced as the 25th head coach of Tulane men’s basketball at Devlin Fieldhouse, he immediately made his intentions clear. “I’m going to the tournament,” Hunter said, before looking at the returning players, sitting in the front row. “If y'all don't want to go, t...
Men’s tennis team gains momentum, improves record
Julia Hyman, Staff Reporter
March 27, 2019
The No. 43 ranked men’s Green Wave tennis team is approaching its last few matches of the season and looking to score some much needed wins. Recently, the team has been on the upswing after a string of unfortunate losses. On March 15 at City Park, Tulane swept Old Dominion University, then ...
Women’s golf hopes to overcome turbulent season in upcoming tournaments
Justin Walton, Staff Reporter
March 20, 2019
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...
