For many soccer fans, attending El Clásico is the ultimate dream—a chance to witness the electrifying rivalry between Real Madrid and Barcelona up close. Berenice Lopez ’26, studying abroad in Spain, made that dream a reality. In this interview, Berenice recounts the ticket scramble, the lively game-day atmosphere, and what it meant to represent her family’s love for soccer on one of its biggest stages.
Whether you’re a sports fanatic or only a passive football viewer to catch Taylor Swift, the Olympics invite all of us to be dazzled by the world of athletics. This year, competition was steeper than...
Wellesley teams’ seasons are coming to a close, and they have dominated the spring. Golf is on a six-competition winning streak, led by a strong class of first years. Blue Track and Field has just won...
Nobody would claim that Wellesley is an athletic school. Attendance of sporting events among the student body is abysmally low in comparison to other colleges. In fact, 34% of students are not even aware...
Blue sports have sprung into action this semester, with Crew, Golf, Lacrosse, Tennis and Softball beginning their seasons. Swim and Dive and Fencing, meanwhile, recently finished their seasons at NCAA...
In order to be successful in any sport, an athlete needs to hone their skills outside of just practice and games. Weight training, conditioning and plyometric work ensure that athletes become stronger,...
An immense privilege of Wellesley student-athletes is the access to injury treatment and prevention through the athletic training room, commonly referred to as the ATR. When athletes need an injury assessment,...
It’s been an eventful few weeks in the world of sports, both within and outside of Wellesley. If you want to catch up on all the biggest moments, look no further.
At Wellesley:
Basketball’s winning...
Wellesley Fencing, Basketball and Swim and Sive all kicked off their seasons in late fall to promising results for the rest of the year. Basketball began in November with a close win against Regis, and...
Wellesley’s Volleyball, Soccer and Field Hockey teams have just concluded their fall seasons, while Cross Country is nearly finished. Though they did not come out as NEWMAC champions, all teams displayed...
In her talk at Wellesley on Oct. 16, Boston Marathon bombing survivor and motivational speaker Adrianne Haslet left the audience with four lessons: that “no” just means not yet, to take three (seconds,...
On September 22nd, members of the Wellesley College community came together to celebrate Earn The W Day, a Wellesley sports tradition that takes place once every semester. It is meant to encourage school...
There has never been a more potent time for women’s sports. The FIFA Women’s World Cup in July was the most-watched women’s World Cup to date. The most-attended women’s sports game of all time...
