SPORTS’s Busy Summer

From the band's Facebook

via the band’s Facebook

The band SPORTS had quite an exciting summer. Consisting of Carmen Perry ’15, Benji Dossetter ’15, James Karlin ’15, Catherine Dwyer ’14, and Jack Washburn ’16, SPORTS plays infectious high-energy power pop reminiscent of bands like Swearin’, Aye Nako, and Hop Along. Earlier this year the band recorded their second album, All of Something, with Kyle Gilbride (of the aforementioned Swearin’) in Philadelphia. Since then, three singles off the album have been released, and the songs have been featured on BBC Radio 1, Vice’s Noisey blog, Stereogum, and NPR’s All Songs Considered, among others.

All of Something is being released by Father/Daughter Records on October 30th (you can preorder the record digitally and on vinyl here). In the meantime, you can listen to the rest of the band’s music on their Bandcamp page. With most of its members graduated and scattered around the country, it’s unclear what the future holds for SPORTS, but hopefully this new record is not the last we hear of this exciting Kenyon band.

Weekend Sports Roundup

Hannah Drake '16, courtesy of Kenyon Athletics

Hannah Drake ’16, courtesy of Kenyon Athletics

Happy Monday! Here’s all the results you need from the Lords and Ladies’ Homecoming weekend:

Tuesday:

Women’s Soccer vs Ohio Northern University: Loss 1-4

Friday:

Volleyball vs Case Western Reserve University (at John Carroll Invitational): Loss 1-3 Continue reading

Weekend Sports Roundup

 

Kenyon Soccer Player Tony Amolo '17 and player from La Roche College

Kenyon Soccer Player Tony Amolo ’17 and player from Carnegie Mellon University

The Lords and Ladies got their fall season going with a promising start this weekend. Here’s what happened:

Friday, August 29:

Women’s Soccer vs Manchester University: WIN 2-1

Volleyball vs. Capital University (at Otterbein/Capital Tournament): Loss 1-3

Volleyball vs. Baldwin Wallace University (at Otterbein/Capital Tournament): Loss 0-3 Continue reading

Weekend Sports Roundup

Lords tennis conference champions

Courtesy of athletics.kenyon.edu.

While Summer Sendoff cheer spread around the hill, Kenyon athletes played out the home stretches of their season. The Lords tennis team won its eighth consecutive conference championship title, men’s ultimate advanced to D-III nationals and head baseball coach Matt Burdette won his 300th game with the Lords. Here are all the results from the weekend. Continue reading