Josie’s Survival Guide: Finals By: Josie Clemens Spring season has finally returned to the Presentation campus as the 2018 spring semester comes to an end. Instead of being able to enjoy the fresh air, students have been cramming to finish projects, packing boxes upon boxes of clothes and personal belongings, booking flights home for the … More Josie’s Survival Guide: Finals
Roller Coaster Start for Baseball By: KC Proctor After the first two weeks of their 2018 campaign, the Saints baseball team sits at a record of 6-8. Following a split of the four-game opening weekend set with Mt. Marty College—which was played in Topeka, Kansas, because of inclement weather—the squad made its annual trip to … More Roller Coaster Start for PC Baseball
Quiet Leaders By: Adam White On the surface, an introvert may not fit the image of what many would consider a leader to be. Leaders are often seen as being outgoing, vocal, and open about their thoughts and feelings, but are these traits required for someone to be a great leader? The answer isn’t as … More Quiet Leaders
Spotlight Saint By: Ivan Hostetler This weeks Spotlight Saint is star freshman football player, Innocent Okoh, A.K.A “Inno.” Inno is from Inglewood, California and plays running back. After injuries were suffered by the top two backs on the depth chart in the first two weeks of last season, Inno became the starter. What … More Spotlight Saint: Inno Okoh
Let the Games Begin By: Kilinoe Gora Saints across campus, from the North to the East, laced up their cleats on Monday, January 29th to kick-off the intramurals tournament in the dome. Teams of eight duked out some kickball action to start the games. The Mystery Gang dominated the event shutting out opponents in … More Let the Games Begin
PC to Add Men’s and Women’s Cross-Country By: Kyle Showalter Presentation College will add two new sports teams starting in the fall semester of 2018. Men’s and women’s cross-country will become the ninth and tenth sports rocking the green and gold. These teams will be joining baseball, softball, football, volleyball, men and women’s basketball, and … More PC to Add Men’s and Women’s Cross-Country
Culture Movement for Saints Baseball By: Colin Crandall Shaping and developing “the culture” was the leading pledge from head coach Michael Dahl to his team throughout the fall. This year is a new beginning for the Saints Baseball program. Following the conclusion of the 2016-17 school year, and the resignation of former head … More Culture Movement for Saints Baseball
PC Baseball: Working Hard Kyle Showalter The Presentation College baseball team has decided to no longer be content with mediocrity. The team, coming off a 14-win season, knows that to avoid another wasted spring, they will have to do whatever it takes to become better. The Saints have gone about this by implementing something … More PC Baseball: Working Hard
Women’s Basketball—The Battle of Aberdeen By: Josie Clemens Aberdeen, S.D. – The two women’s college basketball teams in Aberdeen went face to face in an exhibition matchup on Monday, Jan. 15. The Presentation College women’s basketball team lost 54-94 to Northern State University at Wachs Arena during the “Battle of Aberdeen.” Before the game, … More Women’s Basketball—The Battle of Aberdeen
Creativity is Key By: Riggs Tann Standardized tests and exams are dominating classrooms these days, but we can’t lose sight of creativity in the classroom. Students dread going to class where they must listen to an instructor read a power point for two hours or answer a series of questions that they will never … More Creativity is Key