Lake Forest College
A phrase that many have probably heard around campus—“respecting the shuffle”— is one that only the Lake Forest College football team will understand. But from an outside viewpoint, this stands as a goal for the team to go 1-0 every week. That is exactly what the team has done the last three weeks. From dominating Beloit, to Carleton, and then to Cornell College, the football team is 3-0 and viewing every day as a building…
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The Alumni Memorial Ice Rink heated up last Sunday when the GLASA Falcons sled-hockey team came to Lake Forest College to play the game they love. The Great Lakes Adaptive Sports Association claims: “Let no one sit on the sidelines” as its motto. The group provides recreational and competitive sporting activities to people of all ages who have a primary physical or visual disability. Lake Forest had the pleasure of once again hosting a sled hockey game on…
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Lake Forest College prides itself on its committed athletes and athletics. Let’s take a look at how our current winter sport’ teams are doing. MEN’S TENNIS: The men’s tennis team is starting up again and they had their first match on Saturday, February 6, at Lake Bluff Racquet Club against Kalamazoo. They are also listed as second in the preseason MWC coaches poll. MEN’S BASKETBALL: The men’s basketball team is 9-8—currently in 5th place. They…
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Intramural sports on campus occur throughout the school year. Some people consider intramurals some of the best “seasons” on campus. They allow for everyone to participate and compete against other students and athletes even if the athletes do not play on the varsity teams. “I like coordinating the Forester Intramural program because it offers an opportunity for all students on campus to participate in sports,” Director of Athletic Programming/ Intramurals Coordinator, Blake Theisen said. “Most of…
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Although the Lake Forest College Men’s Hockey team has experienced a rocky start, the team and coaching staff are hopeful that they can establish an upwards trend as the season goes on. “We are determined to have a strong second half and work toward our goal of taking home a national championship,” said Head Coach Patrick Kelliher. After the team’s season came to an end in the National College Hockey Association Harris Cup quarterfinals last year, Kelliher believes…
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This fall, both the men’s and women’s soccer teams have made their season special. Both teams played for the Midwest Conference Championship on “Senior Day,” – a day in which the College traditionally honors and thanks senior players – which took place on Sunday, November 1st this year. After an overall record for men’s soccer of 12-6-0 as of November 1st, the men’s team fell to St. Norbert College 3 to 2 for the Conference Championship. Although the…
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