Lake Forest College
Lake Forest College sees many athletes come through its doors, but only a few have made a name for themselves here. With their amazing players, Handball and Women’s Hockey teams are some notable examples. Now, though, we have a diver. Heath Ogawa ‘19 joined the diving team as soon as he got on campus with one goal in mind: make it to NCAA Nationals as a freshman. Only a week after spring break, Ogawa found…
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Every spring break, some of the Lake Forest College spring athletic teams travel south to play their respective sport in the warm weather. This year, Lake Forest’s very own tennis and golf teams traveled to Kissimmee, Florida. Both the men’s and women’s golf teams were approximately a half hour from where the tennis teams stayed, so they decided to come support one of the women’s tennis matches against Juniata College. Once the golf teams…
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A lot was on the line at the women’s basketball game on February 20, 2016. It was Senior Day and if they were defeated, it would be their last game of the season. If victorious, it would seal their spot in the Midwest Conference Tournament. Unfortunately, the ladies fell short to the Carroll Pioneers. Carroll led 38-17 at half time and when the second half started, the Pioneers never looked back. While the scoreboard showed…
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The Midwest Conference released its 2015-16 all-conference men’s basketball teams on Thursday and, for the second straight season, Lake Forest College’s Jim Schick was a Second Team selection. Schick, a junior forward, leads the league in rebounding at both ends of the court and his 11.0 boards per game overall rank 15th in the nation. He is also seventh in the MWC with 15.8 points per contest, third with a .553 field goal percentage, and…
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The Midwest Conference released its 2016 Softball Preseason Coaches Poll and season preview on Friday and Lake Forest College was atop the list. The Foresters were also ranked 20th in the country in the National Fastpitch Coaches Association Preseason Poll. Voting for the league’s preseason poll is done by the MWC head softball coaches. Each coach votes for the other 10 schools in the conference in order of predicted finish. Points are assigned in reverse…
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Michelle Greeneway was named Northern Collegiate Hockey Association Player of the Year for the second time in her career on Thursday. Four teammates joined her on the All-NCHA Team and another earned a spot on the league’s All-Freshman Team. Greeeneway, a senior forward, leads the nation with 33 goals, 46 points, and eight game-winning scores this season. She is also tied- for-sixth in the country with six power play goals. She has recorded at least…
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