Staff Writer- Katie Thomas On Saturday, Feb. 14, 2026, the Women’s Basketball teams from Gustavus Adolphus College and St. Catherine University played each other in a Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference matchup. Gustavus, playing at home in Saint Peter, Minnesota, pulled away with a strong 87–55 victory over the Wildcats. Coming into the game, both teams were deep into their season of conference play. With the … Continue reading Second Half Surge From Women’s Basketball

Staff Writer- Alayna Boe An eventful four days of competition were worthwhile for both the Gustavus Adolphus Men’s and Women’s Swim & Dive teams. Over the course of these four days, there were multiple events that showcased the massive depth that these two teams possess, a testament to their sheer dominance in the MIAC conference. Both the men and women kept their winning streaks going, … Continue reading Gustavus Swim and Dive Dominates MIACs

Staff Writer- Nathan Swanson With the 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Olympics well on their way, there is plenty to watch and get excited for. The Winter Olympics feature many thrilling events. There is Speed Skating, Figure Skating, Snowboarding, Bobsled, Alpine Skiing, and Ice Hockey, just to name a few. So far, for me I have watched Figure Skating, Curling, and Luge. I had never seen … Continue reading United States Marvels in the 2026 Winter Olympics

Staff Writer- Alayna Boe Battling until the very end, and then some, the Gustavus Men’s hockey team fell to Saint John’s University in overtime on Saturday, Feb. 7th. This was a hard-fought game for both teams and was at a standstill for over a period. This game was a turning point for the Gusties and broke their win streak of 12 games. The final score … Continue reading Men’s Hockey Falls to St. John’s

Staff Writer- Katie Thomas On Feb. 6th, 2026, Gustavus Adolphus College and Hamline University faced off in a competitive Women’s Gymnastics meet. It took place at Walker Fieldhouse in St. Paul, Minnesota. The meet was an important moment in the season for Gustavus, which secured its first victory of the year. The Gusties defeated the Pipers with a final team score of 182.575 to 180.800 … Continue reading Gustavus Gymnastics Secures First Win

Staff Writer- Nathan Swanson Gustavus Men’s Basketball, ranked No. 8 in the country, traveled to St. Paul on Saturday to face the Macalester College Scots. The scouting report for the game had #0 of the Scots as a player to focus on for the Gusties.  “We tried to focus on making life hard for Noah Shannon, who is the MIAC’s leading scorer at over 21 … Continue reading No. 8 Ranked Men’s Basketball Trounces Macalester

Staff Writer- Katie Thomas On Saturday, Jan. 31st, 2026, the Gustavus Adolphus College Men’s Hockey matchup against Bethel University was an intense game that went into overtime, where both teams fought for the win. In this conference game, the two teams showcased disciplined programs that were fighting to add a win to their season record. Gustavus had an advantage playing in front of an energized … Continue reading Men’s Hockey Extends Gustie Winning Streak

Staff Writer- Alayna Boe On Jan. 30th and 31st, the Gustavus track and field team headed to St. Olaf College in Northfield.​ This two-day meet saw spectacular performances from all 14 teams in attendance. The Gustie men and women got 19 top-three finishes. Friday was the multi showcase, hosting four of the seven men’s heptathlon events and all five of the women’s pentathlon events. Friday … Continue reading Track & Field Travels to St. Olaf

Staff Writer- Nathan Swanson The Gustavus Men’s and Women’s Swim & Dive teams competed this last weekend in the Gustie Challenge meet. The meet held on the Gustavus campus, was a two-day event from Friday to Saturday.  “The Gustavus challenge is a meet primarily focused on giving our non-conference swimmers and bubble swimmers a chance to swim for lifetime bests and to get performance times … Continue reading Gusties Swim & Dive Inspire in Gustie Challenge

Staff Writer- Nathan Swanson For Americans, sports are crucial to how we view ourselves and our culture. They require hard work and perseverance, traits that are strongly valued. Sports are a form of entertainment, keeping us engaged with teams and specific athletes. This appreciation often comes with your common sports like soccer, football, and basketball, but what about extreme sports? What about climbing stunts where … Continue reading Alex Honnold Defies What it Means to be an Athlete