As a “ballpark aficionado,” I’ll be examining the best and worst of stadium experiences, ranking them on a personally created scale.

While Chapman’s club hockey team is out due to COVID-19, they’ve been staying connected by watching the 2020-2021 NHL season.

I’ve watched my share of basketball over the years, but the end of a Feb. 20 NBA game between the Golden State Warriors and Charlotte Hornets might be the strangest I’ve ever seen.

The newly established Fan Controlled Football league has fans eager to take part in on-field, real-time decisions.

Throughout history, there have been a plethora of football leagues. Now we have a league so different that it might work.

Two Chapman graduates started a podcast. To their surprise, an ESPN commentator shouted them out during a nationally televised NBA game.

Players need to pay more mind to their following and fans rather than exploiting their interest for monetary gain. 

For the first time since March 2020, there may be competition returning to Chapman sports in the form of a SoCal-only ‘bubble.’

Many, including me, believe Patrick Mahomes may one day pass Tom Brady in the “greatest of all time” conversation. Today was not that day. 

Barron Maizland has been named the interim head coach of both Chapman’s track and field and cross country teams.

It’s almost like the second coming — in basketball form — of The Beatles. 

Every Chapman athlete has a different story of pandemic-induced athletic heartbreak. Here are some of their reactions. 

It’s the happy little messages that get me in a good mood after watching awful sports movies. I wouldn’t want them any other way.

After months of waiting, athletes received news that they will not face competition during the 2020-2021 academic year.

With the NBA returning Dec. 22, fans are excited for an upcoming season, but the restart leaves some unknowns.

I know the sports industry is a business, but there needs to be a line drawn. Players need to have a say in scheduling.

Dustin Johnson notched a 20-under-par score at the 2020 Masters, the lowest in tournament history.

Here are a few golf experiences I’d recommend to anyone interested in picking up a club, regardless of skill.

After weeks of outdoor conditioning, the women’s volleyball team has begun working out indoors in two separate pods of eight athletes.

I understand the commitment it takes to play a sport even at a high school level. The sport becomes the athletes’ entire lives.