Women’s tennis faced off against Vassar College last week in a contest that underscored the quirks of college tennis.

Jake Randazzo didn’t expect much from the championship meet, but he still put his best dives forward.

Has the multi-year streaming rights deal with FloSports been a success or failure so far?

The “big game” has become less about the actual competition, and more about the fanfare.

When it was announced, everybody thought it was a prank. The magnitude of this trade cannot be overstated. Neither can the stupidity of Mavericks general manager Nico Harrison.

The winter sports season raged on while The Panther was on hiatus. Quickly catch up on what happened over the last couple months.

Three teams made the SCIAC Championship game and multiple players broke records in a mostly fruitful fall season.

After a rough start to play in the SCIAC conference, men’s water polo has turned their season around and are now setting their sights on the SCIAC trophy.

After finishing first in the Surf Division for the second straight season, Chapman has set up a championship rematch with the Sagehens.

The underdog story continued on Thursday for the Panthers after a dramatic and tense victory.

Football secured an ugly win, water polo kept their win streak alive and more from this past week.

The head coaches for both men and women’s soccer talked briefly with The Panther about their upcoming playoff matches this week.

Four Chapman athletes were given the SCIAC Athlete of the Week for the week of Oct. 14 to 20, underlining an impressive season for the school.

The Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SCIAC) regular season is coming to an end for fall sports, and each Chapman team finds themselves within a fighting chance of making the playoffs.

As we enter deeper into October, the regular season is coming to an end and many Chapman teams need wins and fast.

The 24-20 win over California Lutheran University took everything the Panthers had, and then some.

For the first time in over 30 years, there is a changing of the guard for the Chapman men’s basketball team. Mike Bokosky has retired; cue long-time assistant Dan Krikorian.

With parents rolling into town, these are the games that families can enjoy as they root on their Panthers.

Women’s cross country runner Annika Carlson has been destroying school records to start off this season and leading the team in the only way she knows how.

Previewing the next week in sports for The Panthers: who is playing, what are the stakes and what are the storylines?