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Nick Fuselier ’20 is in the midst of a long, arduous rehab process. Photo by Ally Kruper ’21.

ACL tear won’t break Nick Fuselier ’20’s love of soccer

April 26, 2018

Faces: For the Win

April 6, 2018

Women’s Soccer ends year on high as Men fight on for MIAC title

The Mac Weekly

November 2, 2017

by Ben Lewis [email protected] The Macalester Women’s Soccer season was filled with drama, to say the least. It all started with a home opening, overtime win over UW-Eau Claire. This win set the tone for the Scots, wh...

Members of the Macalester Women’s Soccer team kneel in protest during the playing of the national anthem before their game
against Carleton College on Wednesday, Oct. 4. The Scots and Knights tied 1-1. Photo by Josh Koh ’18.

Women’s soccer releases statement on kneeling anthem protest

October 5, 2017

The Men’s Soccer team celebrates their thrilling overtime victory over Carleton. The Scots fell a goal down before an equalizer from Danny Baumann ’18 sent the game to an extra period. Less than four minutes into overtime, a stunning half-volley from Zach Moore ’18 sealed the victory. The bench and stands erupted as the Scots stayed undefeated in MIAC play. Macalester’s undefeated record will be put on the line when they host No. 10 St. Thomas on Saturday. Photo by Carrigan Miller.

Soccer lives up to high expectations

September 29, 2017

Women’s soccer takes the field against Luther College. The Scots won 1-0, improving their record to 3-2-1. Photo by Jim Trelstad-Porter.

Women’s soccer builds momentum with win over Luther

September 22, 2017

Senior spotlight: Hohle guacamole! Rae says goodbye

March 31, 2017

Hohle mackerel, Rae Hohle ’17 sure was busy during her Macalester career! At Mac, not only was Hohle on the pre-med track, but she was also a double major in classics and computer science. “For my Classical Civilizations capstone ...

Giving it all up: athletes tell us why they walked away

February 3, 2017

College athletes usually dedicate years to their sport. However, once in college, a number of people choose to give up their sport. This happens for several reasons: some players find other callings they want to pursue; others fi...

Top 5 Fall Moments

December 9, 2016

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After serving as captain and key player for the Scots, Jilk lends her talents coaching the Women’s Soccer team. Photo courtesy of Lily Jilk ’16.

Lily Jilk ’16 assists soccer

November 4, 2016

FIFA and the Olympics: corruption and bribes in mega-events

October 28, 2016

Why is Qatar hosting a World Cup? How can FIFA allow a country that is so clearly unfit and ill-equipped take on this duty? Let us examine the last time a country was unprepared to host a “mega-sporting event.” In the da...

Delay of fall intramurals causes confusion and disappointment for students

October 14, 2016