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The Chimes
The Student News Site of Biola University

The Chimes
The Student News Site of Biola University

The Chimes

Eagles in midst of dominant stretch

With a win against the Menlo College Oaks this week, Eagles look to grab number one spot before GSAC Tourney.
Kyle Kohner, Copy Editor & Office Manager • February 24, 2016
With a win against the Menlo College Oaks this week, Eagles look to grab number one spot before GSAC Tourney.

Softball pulls above .500

Biola softball won three of four games in the NAIA SoCal Classic to improve to 6-5-1.
Jack Finck, Writer • February 23, 2016
Biola softball won three of four games in the NAIA SoCal Classic to improve to 6-5-1.

Eagles take one from Idaho and Bethesda

Melanie Kim/THE CHIMES
Gallardo’s walk-off hit shines bright as the Eagles went 1-3 against the University of Idaho and Bethesda University.
Keaton Moore, Writer • February 23, 2016
Gallardo’s walk-off hit shines bright as the Eagles went 1-3 against the University of Idaho and Bethesda University.

Records and qualifiers rain down in Pomona-Pitzer

Senior Jessica Airey looks back on her four years on the Biola track and field team. | Courtesy of Jessi Kung
Pomona-Pitzer track and field meet highlighted by Biola’s seven new national qualifiers and two broken school records.
Dale Fredriks, Writer • February 23, 2016
Pomona-Pitzer track and field meet highlighted by Biola’s seven new national qualifiers and two broken school records.

Positive performance at Pomona-Pitzer

Junior Taylor McCahon (left) finished fifth and senior Lauren Houck (right) finished third in the 100-meter hurdles. Courtesy | Brad Elliott [Westmont College]
Biola track and field had seven new qualifiers for nationals and broke two school records in Pomona-Pitzer meet.
Dale Fredriks, Writer • February 23, 2016
Biola track and field had seven new qualifiers for nationals and broke two school records in Pomona-Pitzer meet.

Biola loses war against Warriors

Eagles lose another hard-fought 2-7 against their GSAC opponent.
Kyle Kohner, Copy Editor & Office Manager • February 22, 2016
Eagles lose another hard-fought 2-7 against their GSAC opponent.

Warriors remain dominant

Women’s tennis lost 2-7 to the Westmont Warriors for their second straight road loss.
Jack Finck, Writer • February 22, 2016
Women’s tennis lost 2-7 to the Westmont Warriors for their second straight road loss.

Eagles grounded against the Hawks

Biola men’s tennis lose to potential future PacWest conference opponents 2-7.
Kyle Kohner, Copy Editor & Office Manager • February 22, 2016
Biola men’s tennis lose to potential future PacWest conference opponents 2-7.

Eagles utterly dominant over Oaks

Eagles win big with bench on special night for Holmquist.
Kyle Kohner, Copy Editor & Office Manager • February 21, 2016
Eagles win big with bench on special night for Holmquist.

Ninth inning rally sinks Eagles

The Eagles were unable to contain the heat of the ninth inning and fell to the Flames 5-7.
Keaton Moore, Writer • February 21, 2016
The Eagles were unable to contain the heat of the ninth inning and fell to the Flames 5-7.

Eagles win inside the park

With a four-run ninth inning rally, the Eagles beat the Yotes with a walk-off inside the park grand slam.
Keaton Moore, Writer • February 19, 2016
With a four-run ninth inning rally, the Eagles beat the Yotes with a walk-off inside the park grand slam.

Eagles bested by the Yotes

Speaker Ed Stetzer | Marika Adamopoulos/THE CHIMES
At the start of a thirteen-game homestand, the Eagles lose another close game to the College of Idaho.
Keaton Moore, Writer • February 19, 2016
At the start of a thirteen-game homestand, the Eagles lose another close game to the College of Idaho.
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