Linfield University women’s soccer won 4-0 against Bushnell University on Tuesday night, setting the tone for a busy week of matches. The squad is set to play three more exhibition games this week before...
Listening to music is a common pre-game traditions for athletes. Whether it’s in the locker room before running onto the field, playing over the loud speakers to crowds in the gym or in the headphones...
Competing as a three-sport athlete in high school and continuing with track and field in college, counselor Lindsay Kandra has experienced the stress and anxiety that come with competing at a high level....
Linfield’s Student-Athlete Advisory Committee partnered with Yamhill Community Action Partnership to hold a food drive that raised a total of 1,588 food items for low-income families in Yamhill County.
The...
Senior Linfield women’s basketball player Jordyn Feinauer has successfully navigated the school year balancing three jobs—full-time student, NCAA athlete and student teacher. In a normal year, her...
“We learned quickly from last year that we cannot take anything for granted. We plan to take full advantage of the year we have been given,” fifth year senior outfielder Kelsey Wilkinson said about...
On Jan. 22, Linfield University Athletics kicked off their first WildX discussion of 2021 with a panel that focused on transgender athletes’ experiences and rights within the world of college sports.
WildX...
When the San Francisco Giants took the field for their first exhibition game of 2020, fans experienced something they’d never seen before at a professional baseball game: a woman’s braid hanging out...
Linfield men’s soccer bested the Multnomah Lions Friday night in Linfield’s first athletic competition since last March. The Wildcats outscored the Lions 3-0 in the first game played on Linfield’s...
At Linfield, student-athletes from all sports have been able to practice with their teammates and coaches. With spring just around the corner, Division III athletics across the country are looking to begin...
Tennis is one of the more “COVID-friendly” sports. Players are on opposite sides of a net, spaced much more than six feet apart, and the Linfield tennis team is often able to play outside. When indoors,...
As a naturally socially-distanced sport, golf was hardly impacted by COVID-19 restrictions. Therefore, Linfield’s golf programs didn’t skip a beat this past summer in preparation for the upcoming spring...
