SAAC Starts Off Semester with Strong Involvement Plans

Andrew Oslin, Content Creator  Saint Martin’s University’s Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) has started off the semester on a high note by rolling out blueprints for community service projects, professional development and fundraising opportunities. “We were able to break out into groups and come up with a plan of attack for each sub-committee,” said Julia Lucas,Continue reading “SAAC Starts Off Semester with Strong Involvement Plans”

Monks Spotlight: Brother Luke

Brianna Lopez, Staff Writer  Getting to know those around you is a very important part of living on the Saint Martin’s campus. This week’s spotlight features none other than one of our fantastic Monks, Brother Luke. Born in Maryland, Ohio, he and his family moved around a lot. His family consisted of his parents, twoContinue reading “Monks Spotlight: Brother Luke”

The Three Word Game: A debriefing of the 2020-2021 Seattle Seahawks Season

Brody Sodon, Staff Writer Fox Sports analyst Colin Cowherd believes that every single National Football League (NFL) game can be accurately and succinctly described in just three words, but here we are going to do him one better and describe the entire 2020-2021 Seattle Seahawks season in just three words: “What the ****?” It doesContinue reading “The Three Word Game: A debriefing of the 2020-2021 Seattle Seahawks Season”

The Little Things Movie Review

Emmanuel Son, Staff Writer The Little Things, directed by John Lee Hancock and streaming on HBO Max until Feb 28th, follows former homicide detective and long time Deputy Sheriff Joe “Deke” Deacon (Denzel Washington) when he partners up with new and young homicide detective Sergeant Jim Baxter (Rami Malek) as they work together in searchContinue reading “The Little Things Movie Review”

SMU Men’s and Women’s Basketball Update

Ryne Oshiro, Staff Writer After nearly 300 days, Saint Martin’s athletics is back! 2021 brought a change in the schedule for both the men’s and women’s basketball teams. In a season that has been plagued with numerous changes such as no fans in the stands and constant COVID-19 testing, both the men’s and women’s basketballContinue reading “SMU Men’s and Women’s Basketball Update”

NBA Playoff Predictions

Brody Sodon, Staff Writer I will be completely honest: I know almost nothing about basketball. Likewise, the general population knows almost nothing about basketball. That does not mean, however, that I cannot write a captivating article about the National Basketball Association (NBA) with surprisingly accurate results. For example, by just week four of the 2019Continue reading “NBA Playoff Predictions”

Greatest Quarterback of All Time: Tom Brady

Ryne Oshiro, Staff Writer The National Football League (NFL) is highly regarded as one of the most exciting sports to watch for Americans across the country. As of February 7, 2021, Tom Brady has the most Super Bowl wins of all time, with seven wins in just ten appearances. Brady now has more rings thanContinue reading “Greatest Quarterback of All Time: Tom Brady”

What’s next for the NBA?

Ryne Oshiro, Staff Writer Following the completion of the longest National Basketball Association (NBA) season in history, the Los Angeles Lakers came out victorious. The season ended on Oct. 12th, 2020, after nearly 355 days since the first regular season game. Of course, this season will be forever regarded as the asterisk season as manyContinue reading “What’s next for the NBA?”

Seahawks Defensive Struggles Continue

Kierrla Yates, Staff Writer Gearing up for their week ten game, the Seahawks have much to improve upon from their last few appearances. The Seahawks are currently leading the NFC West with a record of 6-2, following close behind with a record of 5-3 are the Cardinals and the Rams. On Sunday, November 8th, SeattleContinue reading “Seahawks Defensive Struggles Continue”