By Christina Armstrong Sports Editor After an impact to her head, Katie Rumfola, senior and kineseology major goalkeeper soccer team, experienced her life change physically, mentally and spiritually. The concussion Rumfola received last Sept. 27 caused a serious brain injury. She had to participate in neurotherapy over the summer and is currently undergoing physical […]
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High school athletes find place on collegiate teams
The competitive nature as well as change in environment contributes to what is a notable transition from high school athletics into the National Collegiate American Association. Collegiate athletics require a higher level of commitment from an individual than what they have previously experienced in a high school setting. The talent pool in the NCAA is […]
Rick Croy takes head coach job after Collins’ retirement
Rick Croy was formally announced Tuesday as the new men’s head basketball coach at California Baptist University. The announcement was made during a press conference held to welcome Croy into the Lancer family. At the conference Croy answered questions from the media about what his plans are for the new season. Croy discussed how thankful […]
Los Angeles Kings face challenges in new year
League season has finally begun and will continue with a 48-game season. It is improbable that the defending Stanley Cup champion Los Angeles Kings will be able to claim another title, as there has not been a repeat champion since the Detroit Red Wings in 1997-98. The Kings have lost five of their first eight […]
Men’s volleyball upsets UCLA
Free Chick-fil-A, free t-shirts and a game against University of California, Los Angeles is what drew students into the already overflowing gym on Feb. 8. One of the largest crowds in the history of the Van Dyne Gym gathered to watch California Baptist University’s men’s volleyball team earn a 3-2 upset victory against the UCLA […]