Category Archives: Sports

Luke Hare, Staff Writer   Since the first time they picked up a volleyball, outside hitter Rachel Gondrezick, and right-side hitter Megan Vernoy fell in love with the game.  Something clicked for the both of them with this sport and throughout their long careers, neither had the same feelings they have right now as theContinue reading “The Senior Leadership is On for Gondrezick and Vernoy”

Luke Hare, Staff Writer Eric Parks, Section Editor   The Saints started the season strong at the UPS (University of Puget Sound) Invitational, with three women finishing in the top 10 and two men finishing in the top 10, at the UPS Invitational. The teams continued their hard work at the Northwest Ken Garland Invitational-theirContinue reading “Saints look to build momentum after great start”

Eric Parks, Section Editor   The 2018 World Cup, which took place in Russia, was one of the most engaging World Cups ever. Although the World Cup ended with a lopsided 4-2 French victory over Croatia, the path to the end was especially entertaining. While France was thought of as one of the top teamsContinue reading “France tops Croatia in wild World Cup”

Eric Parks, Section Editor   The 2017 NFL season marked only the first time since 2011, and the fourth since 2002, that the Seahawks have missed the playoffs. Despite their sustained success, many fans are predicting the team will regress from last year’s 9-7 mark. While last season felt like a major disappointment for SeattleContinue reading “Fans concerned about the 2018 Seahawks”

Nate Pearsall, Staff Writer Megan Vernoy on the attack on the first day of the tournament As the Saint Martin’s volleyball team stepped off their plane in Seattle early on the morning of Sept. 2, a mix of emotions filled the air. Some tired, some proud of their growth, and all filled with plenty ofContinue reading “Saints Split San Francisco Trip 2-2”

Luke Hare, Staff Writer   The Washington Huskies recently played in what has been considered the most difficult game of the season. If it had not been for a few critical mistakes, the score may have been in their favor. There is a long season ahead and anything is possible, including the college football playoffs.Continue reading “Huskies look to have strong season, despite loss to Auburn”

Lauren Allison, Staff Writer   Volleyball This year was one of the most successful seasons in the program’s history. The team finished in 10th with a 4-16 GNAC record. The Saints tied for the most wins in a single season during one the games against Alaska midway through their season. The eight-game win season hasContinue reading “Fall and Winter sports season recap”

Sports writer, Eric Parks   For years, rumors have circulated about the NHL coming to Seattle. After recent events, the possibility that the league will grant Seattle an expansion team has greatly increased. Oak View Group (OVG), announced last year that it had plans for a $600 million renovation of the KeyArena. OVG has statedContinue reading “Seattle files application for an NHL team”

Sports Writer, Patrick Burns   Two members of the Saint’s Women’s Basketball team were honored with conference awards that showed just how strong they both were during the season. Freshman, from Saniah Simpson-Patu, Las Vegas, won the Great Northwest Athletic Conference award for Freshman of the Year, while Senior, Elin Johansson was added to theContinue reading “One Saint is leaving while another is taking over”

Vanessa Kuffner, Staff Writer   The Saint softball team has taken SMU athletics to new heights after playing in the Tournament of Champions in California sweeping the competition. The women came back with a 5-1 record. The Saints were also named team of the week by the GNAC office, another big success this year forContinue reading “Softball sweeps Tournament of Champions”