As Chapman’s wacky 2021 sports season comes to a close, the Panthers are lacing up their cleats for the SCIAC playoffs.

Well, to answer the headline, it’s honestly not as hard as you’d think.

After being passed over by the NCAA Division III golf committee, golfer Kaila Higgins will get a chance to avenge them in the NCAA playoffs.

All odds say Mayweather beats the crap out of this guy. But I have this little suspicion in the back of my mind that it won’t go as planned.

After a tough first two tournaments, the men’s golf team took to the course April 27 and won the SCIAC championship.

The University of La Verne was recently added to the SCIAC schedule, which could make things more difficult for Chapman teams.

Have you noticed that when you have a couple drinks, you’re much better at any alcohol-based game that requires hand-eye coordination?

For the first time during the pandemic, Chapman has seen an athletic team publicly suffer a COVID-19 outbreak in its locker rooms.

I had zero interest in water polo. That was before I was forced to film the women’s water polo game against the University of Redlands.

Of the 16 players on the women’s water polo team, 10 are freshmen and four are sophomores. The young team is off to a strong 2021 season.

Here’s what goes through my head in a typical jaunt to the driving range, as evidenced by one recent excursion.

In response to new legislation, the MLB decided to pull its All-Star Game out of its planned location in Atlanta, Georgia. This was a terrific call.

In their second matchup in two weeks, the Panthers dominated NCAA Division II’s Biola University 13-4, thanks to both seniors and freshmen.

The reigning NCAA Division III national champions began their season with a win at Hart Park over Biola University.

After my original apprehension, this whole thing grew on me. Is it bad to say I want ballparks to stay this way?

Two wildly different journeys landed Harry Cohen and Alex Granados as doubles partners on Chapman men’s tennis. They both found themselves winners.

I guess everything — including stadium crowds — really is bigger in Texas. 

Orange County will be allowed to open stadiums at tightened capacity April 1, now that it’s moved into the red tier of the COVID-19 watchlist.

We had a mission: Find any possible way to see our favorite team back on the field while being away in Southern California.

After almost a year of waiting amidst the pandemic, Chapman athletics saw its golf team participate in a tournament once again.