The Panthers defeated the Pomona Pitzer Sagehens 5-2 to clinch a spot in the postseason, a satisfying turnaround after a questionable start to the season.

Chapman University student Marjorie Stemmler details what it takes to be an elite marksman, with dreams of being able to compete in the Olympics.

The men’s lacrosse team put on a show for Chapman fans, cruising to victory and justifying themselves as the seventh best team in the nation.

The Huskies defeated the Aztecs, putting together a complete game and holding against a second half run by the Aztecs, closing out the game comfortably.

The Panthers are now 12-10 on the season and are living up to expectations of being a nationally ranked team.

From Chapman softball player to head coach, the game has followed Lloyd her entire life.

Chapman men’s and women’s swimming and diving set 39 school records, but head coach Juliet Suess sees more meaning to the season than what the numbers tell.

The men’s basketball team finished 13-11 and players shared about how the team currently stands and how they will change moving forward.

The Chapman University men’s and women’s tennis teams have been preparing for their upcoming season, which starts Feb. 18 at Whittier College.

Chapman students give their opinions on who they think will win the Super Bowl.

Chapman’s rock climbing club serves as a place for students of all physical backgrounds to try a new and challenging sport.

The Houston Astros are the 2022 World Series champions after defeating the Philadelphia Phillies.

With less than a month to prepare for the season, the women’s basketball team is gearing up for an exciting season.

Despite representing a small demographic amongst Chapman students, Latinx athletes say that teammates embrace their culture and who they are as individuals.

Chapman snow club is a place where students can find winter activities to do within and outside of California.

The men’s water polo team is 5-6 on the season, and despite losing five straight games, they feel confident about the team’s success later in the season.

Chapman athletes talk about the influences that their family members have on their athletic journeys.

Alumna water polo player Diana Hattar talks about how she continues impacting the sport beyond just being an athlete through her experience as an assistant coach at Fullerton College.

For Chapman freshman athletes competing in a fall sport, they had the benefit of moving into campus housing and getting to know some of their peers, allowing them to find welcoming communities.

Every sports fan base has unique characteristics that separate them from other franchises.