A Chapman senior and an alumnus competed in an episode of “Wipeout” — a television game show where players run across a difficult obstacle course.

With high prices, reduced seating and COVID-19 concerns, some Chapman sports fans are reluctant to return to professional sports games.

I’m ecstatic at the prospect of the Bears landing a man that could turn out to be the best quarterback in franchise history.

Women’s volleyball hosted an intrasquad scrimmage which featured a similar atmosphere to a typical match — despite not hosting fans.

With fans being allowed back in the stands April 13, the energy at Chapman sporting events has seen a slight shift back to regularity.

A freshman with only a brief resume of collegiate play to her name, Kaila Higgins has gotten off to a hot start.

After facing tough opponents in its first three matchups, the women’s tennis team bounced back with a 9-0 sweep of California Lutheran University April 3.

Chapman softball won two out of three games over California Lutheran University in its first series in conference play of the season.

The men’s tennis team opened its season with a loss to Biola University, but the team remains hopeful about their chances this season.

With sports finally getting back underway after almost a year off, some members of the tennis teams are rediscovering their love for tennis.

For the second time this academic year, students are able to exercise at Chapman’s various athletic facilities after they opened Feb. 15.

After the March 2020 shutdown, the athletic department faced the task of letting down athletes. They’re working back to competition.

Sports athletes were heartbroken after COVID-19 took away their 2020 spring season. With talks of play coming back, they're apprehensive to rejoice.

Women’s basketball head coach Carol Jue spoke about her years of advocating for women empowerment in sports.

In the game of baseball, a batter getting a hit three out of 10 times he steps up to the plate is widely considered elite. Yet, if a hitter knows what pitch is coming – if he knows the pitcher will throw a fastball or an off-speed pitch – he can potentially boost those figures through simple anticipation.

In a game of lacrosse, there’s rarely a moment of peace. Instead, it’s poetry in motion — combining the fluid strategy of soccer, the speed and decisiveness of ice hockey and the jarring contact of football. On the field, the players dip and dance through defenders, firing off shots in rapid succession. Yet despite that poetry, the Chapman men’s lacrosse team flies under the radar.

After Rees opened the ceremony, speakers chosen by Altobelli’s family took the stage. Afternoon turned into early evening as friends of the Altobellis remembered John’s sense of humor and kindness, Keri’s devotion to her family and Alyssa’s work ethic and dedication to basketball.

In the bustling streets of Vienna, Austria, Alex Rogat towered over the people he stood beside. If you were Rogat’s 6’8” in the United States, you’d likely be asked if you played basketball. However, as he took public transit through the city in his European hometown, he was instead often asked whether or not he played volleyball.

From the first whistle until the final zeroes flash on the scoreboard, he brings a tangible intensity. Yet on the sidelines, he exudes a simple lighthearted joy for his sport.