Behind every event of Chapman’s COVID-19-plagued sports season is a group of individuals, planning and operating like the director of a play: the athletic staff.

After originally coming to Chapman to play basketball, Maija Girardi is thriving in competing in javelin for the track team.

Chapman’s track and field team hasn’t had access to an adequate track or field, but performed well during its first meet of the season.

Chapman’s swim team was happy with their results in their first and last meet of the season and are excited for what’s to come.

Chapman’s women’s lacrosse’s first game of the 2021 season was canceled April 3 after their opponent faced a COVID-19 protocol setback.

Delara Fotovatjah won the SCIAC Athlete of the Week award after scoring the first point of the season for women’s tennis.

After playing together throughout their childhood, sisters Rani and Simi Lauwers are set to begin their first season as softball teammates.

Swedish soccer player Zlatan Ibrahimovic criticized NBA superstar LeBron James for James’ efforts to speak out on social justice.

After their season was cut short in 2020, Chapman softball is returning to the field for a modified season.

From Hawaii to Washington, many athletes are experiencing all kinds of seasons — but far away from their usual athletic ones.

Despite the recent creation of Cloud9’s first all-female esports team, discrimination towards women in esports still remains rampant.

“Head Games,” co-created and co-hosted by psychology professor Ben Rosenberg, aims to bridge the gap between psychology and sports.

Football players and coaches often think back to the groundbreaking 2019 win – the program’s first-ever playoff victory.

The Underwater Torpedo League aims to improve athletes’ physical and mental fitness.

You’ve heard of broadcasts; you’ve heard of podcasts. A new twist on the “cast” has emerged at Chapman: the “Zoomcast.”

As in-person practices have finally started up, freshmen on Chapman’s football team are excited yet apprehensive about the upcoming season.

In spring 2020, then-freshman Maddie Mirro set a school record and led the Division III in the 800-meter.

A currently active e-sports tournament lasts for six weeks and includes the games “Madden NFL 21” and “Call of Duty: Modern Warfare.”

From practices to games to study sessions, the team won its sixth straight annual Team Academic Award from the United Soccer Coaches. 

Women’s water polo players weren’t able to hop back in the pool to practice after the COVID-19 pandemic hit, so they focused on what they could control.