Chapman scored and scored and scored again, making the Rebels wish they could scurry off back to Las Vegas. And that was the first period. Chapman's men's lacrosse eviscerated University of Nevada, Las Vegas 21-4 in the season opener Friday night on Wilson Field.
Junior pitcher and pre-season All-American Brian Rauh showed why he and his No. 2 Panthers are to be reckoned with by overpowering Whittier College 10-4 in the season opener. The last time Chapman baseball faced a college opponent it was last spring in the championship game against (this season No.
It was a much-needed win for the women's basketball team Friday night as they dominated the court in the Hutton Sports Center. The women bashed Arizona Christian University 91-61. In the midst of a 12-9 season and in a bid to snap a three-game losing streak, the Panthers played with a renewed level of speed and athleticism and dropped the Arizona Christian Firestorm to 8-16.
The men's basketball team got a fast start to spark a decisive 77-57 victory over West Coast Baptist College Tuesday night in the Hutton Sports Center.
The men's and women's basketball teams have more than a few things in common this season. Each team went on a tear over break, pulling off five consecutive victories. Then each team ran into trouble, dropping several games. It has been a rebuilding year for both squads.
Chapman's women's lacrosse team begins its pursuit of a second straight national championship this weekend as the men's lacrosse team seeks to best its quarterfinal appearance last season. The women will play their first season as a Division I club team after finishing undefeated last season in Division II.
A year removed from falling to Marietta College of Ohio in the Division III World Series in Appleton, Wis., Chapman's talent and strength of schedule look ideal for a return to the badger state. The Panthers beat the Pioneers 15-4 last season, forcing a second game where winner took all.
After the two rivals battled it out again, the Panthers were left behind in a frustrating loss that snapped a home winning record. The Claremont-Mudd-Scripps Stags (8-0) handled Chapman up and down the court in a 57-45 loss in the Hutton Sports Center Wednesday night.
Beneath the Hutton Sports Center, down a large flight of stairs, the support system for Chapman's athletes toils away trying to get players back on the field or court. Chapman's Athletic Training Education Program works tirelessly to keep Panther athletes in healthy and playing condition.
It was a disappointing few weeks for the men's basketball team as the Panthers dropped two in a row, including one game to an old nemesis, and then dropped another in a familiar setting. The team lost to Whitman College 77-64 and Whitworth University 58-44 Nov.
Blustery winds put a damper on the men and women's swim meet Saturday against teams from California Baptist University and Biola University at California Baptist. California Baptist dominated the water, winning 24 of 32 events.
President Jim Doti shows trustee David Wilson the model of Chapman's campus in the Argyros Forum lobby Tuesday.
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