Athletic teams travel to compete for first time in a year
Spring athletics will look different this year compared to previous seasons, especially on the road.
Spring athletics will look different this year compared to previous seasons, especially on the road.
Savannah Brija ’18, ’20 and Karina Feitner ’18 participated in Olympic rowing trials for the chance to represent Team USA at the Tokyo Olympics.
In October 2020, the NCAA approved a blanket waiver for Division III that stated athletes may compete during the 2020–21 academic year without losing participation or academic eligibility.
When former head coach Bill Austin decided to step away from the program after 20 years, Chris Hayes ’16, who played for and served as assistant coach with him, was promoted to fill the role shortly.
When former IC swimmer Lucas Radouch ’19 dove off of the back of a boat in July, he had no idea how much his life would change in just a few short seconds.
Club sports teams will be allowed to practice and train on campus during the spring semester but will not be allowed to compete.
The Park School of Communications introduced a new course this semester to highlight women in sports media.
The Liberty League announced March 1 that there will be athletic competition this spring after canceling fall and winter sports for the 2020–21 academic year.
Since field hockey graduate assistant Anna Bottino could not be on the field working with the Bombers, she took her coaching skills online
Three former Ithaca College baseball players started the George Valesente ’66 Endowed Baseball Fund. Steve Guinan ’86, Gregg Kidd ’84 and Dave Feldman ’56 provided the funding.
Without athletes on campus, Ithaca College’s athletic training program built the Patientless Clinical Education Program.
The Liberty League has canceled winter athletic competition because of the COVID-19 pandemic. All of IC’s winter sports will be affected by this decision.