Jacques of All Trades
Jun 10th, 2010 | By admin | Category: SportsSome People like to stay busy. Then there’s Jacques Bowe ’10. It’s hard to find an organization in which this 2010 graduate was not involved during his time at Wesley.
Some People like to stay busy. Then there’s Jacques Bowe ’10. It’s hard to find an organization in which this 2010 graduate was not involved during his time at Wesley.
Wesley Athletics Relocates to ‘Little School’
The Wesley College Athletics Department recently found a new home, as several offices were relocated to what was formerly the Little School on North Queen Street in Dover. When the Little School moved in 2009 from its old location to a new building on Mont Blanc Boulevard in Dover, Wesley […]
Michele Mules ’10
BY ABIGAIL HILL ’12
When Michele Mules ’10 came to Wesley College, she came with a mental checklist. She wanted a small school, Division III athletics and professors with heart. She also is a young woman with her eyes set on the prize. After just graduating from Wesley in May, she feels satisfied that her […]
Women’s Basketball
BY GEOFF GOYNE
Every season for every team has a key moment. For Wesley College’s women’s basketball team, that moment came in the Wolverines’ own holiday tournament. Injuries were derailing what looked to be a promising season and the team had lost six of its past seven games entering the second day of the tournament.
Wesley was […]
Men’s Basketball
BY GEOFF GOYNE
Entering the 2009-10 Season, several questions faced the Wesley College men’s basketball team. Yes, the Wolverines were coming off a record setting season in which they won their first Capital Athletic Conference (CAC) championship and advanced to the NCAA Division III Tournament for the first time in school history, but the team […]
Football No. 4 in Division III, Lambert-Meadowlands Trophy, NCAA Semifinalists
BY GEOFF GOYNE
Entering the 2009 season, only two programs in all of Division III football had won more playoff games since 2005 than Wesley College — perennial powers Mount Union and Wisconsin– Whitewater. The Wolverines kept pace as one of the nation’s elite programs in 2009, handling […]
Growing On and Off the Court
BY GEOFF GOYNE
IN THE FALL OF 2006, Wesley College fielded the first varsity volleyball program since moving into the Division III era. The Wolverines won nine games that season with a roster of mostly freshmen and the program looked to have a solid foundation. Freshman Lilia Brekke earned All-Pennsylvania Athletic Conference […]
Winning seasons and NCAA tournament play dominate the Fall Season
FIELD HOCKEY
One of Wesley’s most decorated athletic programs, the field hockey team, set a school record with a 7–0 start that included a win over perennial conference power Mary Washington. Also included in the streak were three of the Wolverines’ four shutout victories of the season. […]
Larry Beavers recently signed with the NFL as a Carolina Panthers
By Geoff Goyne
When fans look at the roster for the Carolina Panthers, the column for the players’ colleges reads like a list of who’s who in Division I college football. Players from perennial powers like Penn State, Miami, Virginia Tech, Georgia and Florida State litter the […]
Post season bids and school records highlight exciting spring
By Geoff Goyne
The 2009 spring season was an exciting time for nine Wesley sports. Three teams — baseball, men’s lacrosse and men’s track & field — advanced to the postseason, and several more set significant school records.
Track & Field
The Wolverines’ track & field program produced its first […]