Junior Ella Schafer competes for women’s swim and throws discus and jevelin. Courtesy | Scott Galvin Junior Ella Schafer started swimming competitively when she was 6 years old, but didn’t throw for the track team until her sophomore year of high school. Now, she does both at the collegiate level. Schafer is a dual-sport athlete–swimming...
Category: Sports
Sidelines full of spirit
Hillsdale Cheer team with head coach Michelle Sprott Courtesy | Scott Galvin When the Hillsdale College football team takes the field on Saturdays, its biggest supporter cheers from the sidelines. “Football is a very American sport. Hillsdale is a very patriotic college. And as a cheer team, we are here to represent both,” sophomore Klara...
Dale, Barrett win gold in Taiwan
Sophomore Roman Barrett and junior Taylor Dale win in Taiwan. Courtesy | Taylor Dale Five Chargers placed in the top three in team Olympic trap events at the International University Sports Federation Championship in Taiwan Oct. 27-31, bringing home the first medals the U.S. has won at the event since 2012. Seniors Davis Hay,...
Charger Chatter: Jackson Piacsek
Courtesy | Austin Thomas Should golfers be allowed to compete in shorts? Pants only. It’s a tradition. Baseball players don’t wear shorts, and basketball players don’t wear pants. You’re a Wisconsinite — what’s your favorite type of cheese and why? It’s a tie between aged white cheddar and port wine cheese. I’ve had them all...
All treats no tricks: Chargers earn decisive Halloween victory against KWC Panthers
Fifth year Neal Likens and junior Luke Penola against Findlay Oct. 17. Courtesy | Reva Ludwig Hillsdale jumped out to an early lead and never looked back as it defeated Kentucky Wesleyan College 52-21 in Owensboro, Kentucky, Oct. 31. “I knew coming into it that we were the better team, and I knew we...




