Female athletes feel pressure to look good while competing
Societal norms pressure female athletes to focus on looking good on top of being prepared for competition.
Societal norms pressure female athletes to focus on looking good on top of being prepared for competition.
Junior Amber Edwards, a member of the women’s track and field team, is recovering from an injury that limited her sophomore campaign.
This season, the men’s swimming and diving team will consist of only six returning sophomore, junior and senior swimmers and 12 incoming freshmen.
Senior forward Jocelyn Ravesi earns starting position her final year as a Bomber after being a practice player her freshman year.
The men’s and women’s cross-country teams will be competing in the Empire 8 Championships at 11 a.m. Oct. 29.
The Ithaca College women’s soccer team defeated the Alfred University Saxons on Oct. 8 at Carp Wood Field.
Sophomore Emma Oliver spent her first year as a Bomber on the sidelines in the hands of the athletic trainers.
The Ithaca College women’s soccer team won one game and tied another during the Upstate Collegiate Cup on Sept. 17–18.
This weekend, field hockey plays in its first home game of the season, volleyball competes in the Buttermaker tournament and men’s tennis plays in its first match of the year.
Sophomore Shoshana Bedrosian volunteered at the Changing Lives and Encouraging Ability Through Soccer camp over the summer. The camp spanned for six days in Tra Vinh, Vietnam and six days in Perk Chrey, Cambodia.
The women’s soccer team looks to continue its success and advance to its fourteenth consecutive trip to the NCAA tournament.
Sophomore Lindsey Suddaby brings a long line of athletic tradition to the women’s swimming and diving team. Her father, Rick Suddaby, is the head gymnastics coach at Ithaca College.