Purdue Northwest’s tennis is ready to begin its team seasons behind a passionate, new head coach and players from all corners of the globe.
Roscoe Moonieyan was hired as men’s and women’s tennis...
PNW golf has gone high-tech.
In January, the golf team unveiled a new, state-of-the-art golf simulator that will enable team
members to work on their games year-round, in good weather and bad.
“Before...
Being head coach does not mean always being in charge.
“I don’t coach every game,” said Justin Bragg, head coach of PNW’s eSports team. “I coach League of Legends. Student coaches mostly help...
PNW intramurals try to offer something for everyone.
Basketball is the most popular intramural sport, attracting about 150 students. Volleyball ranks second with 120 participants. But Matt Dudzik,...
Luca Kirchhoff has had an eventful ride leading up to his senior season of collegiate tennis.
Born in Los Angeles to German parents, Kirchhoff moved around the country before ending up in his true...
Drills and practices are vital to improve an athlete's skills, but players only come together as a team by bonding and developing chemistry.
At least that’s the philosophy at PNW, according to Xavier...
PNW is the latest stop on Andrew Remer’s journey to discover his passions.
Growing up in an athletic family from Lake Orion, Michigan, Remer’s parents wanted him to find his interests on his own.
“I...
Ryan Raczkowski loves intramural basketball.
A former high school player, Raczkowski wanted a physical outlet when he came to PNW.
“I miss high school basketball so [intramural basketball] brings...
A pair of sisters who have played basketball with each other for nearly all of their lives face a different type of relationship this season.
Payton Courier, a former forward, is a student assistant...
Their game days are over but recent grads say the lessons they learned as a Pride student athlete is helping them in their post-PNW careers.
“A positive thing that affected me…was learning time...
Purdue Northwest’s only Division One (DI) athletic program is still trying to find its footing.
After spending just three seasons at the Division Two (DII) level, PNW was approved to play at the...
A national report on systemic abuse in women’s soccer did not surprise PNW women’s Pride, whose players and coaches say they have personally experienced the problems.
“Personally, I have dealt with...
