Although both the men’s and women’s varsity track teams had their first meet in December, they officially kicked off their seasons on Jan. 23, at the Baldwin-Wallace Mid-January Meet.
The women’s...
The Spartans lost both matchups this weekend by a combined point total of four points.
The Case Western Reserve University squad went out on the road this weekend and battled the Emory Eagles and the...
The Spartans swimming and diving squads combined for 31 first place finishes in their final meet on campus this season.
The Spartans hosted the Ohio Northern University in the meet this past Saturday...
Have you ever needed a custom-decorated cake for a special occasion? Have you ever wanted to raise money for one of Case Western Reserve University’s most successful varsity athletic teams? Well, thanks...
The women’s basketball team found their footing to climb back to .500 on Sunday, two days after dropping a heartbreaking upset bid of the visiting New York University squad.
The women’s squad has...
It’s hard to believe, but the Super Bowl is in just over a week, and after a turbulent season filled with surprises, the participants in the big game have been determined. Neither team is surprised to...
In the wake of the newest football scandal (centered around who else but the New England Patriots), where it has been reported that 11 of the 12 footballs allotted to the Pats in AFC title game were under-inflated,...
The Spartan wrestling team will return to the mats for the first time since the new semester started as they visit Washington University and Jefferson University.
The Spartans stand a match under .500...
Both Spartan squads returned to the pool after nearly a month off this past weekend, as the Spartans hosted the Allegheny College Gators in the Veale Natatorium.
While gators are naturally more inclined...
When the Spartans take the court this upcoming weekend against No. 12 Emory University in Atlanta, there will be a noticeable difference in the box score: For the first time in school history, the Case...
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