Athletes adapt to NCAA
Transition excites Biola athletes, but also brings unfamiliar rules and regulations.
Chimes’ Men’s Athlete of the Year: Jimmy Gallarda
Gallarda rose to the top as the ace of the staff and validated the title with the inaugural award.
Chimes’ Women’s Athlete of the Year: Annie Park
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Annie Park’s inestimable leadership and outstanding play at point guard earns her the inaugural award.
Baseball seniors leave a legacy amidst disappointment
Another senior class is moving on, but not without leaving a legacy of determination.
Men’s golf gets an extra two years
A fundraising campaign saved the program from getting cut outright and paves way for a gradual phase-out.
Women’s soccer ramps up for Division II
After a bitter end to a stellar 2016, the Eagles look to turn the page in their first NCAA season.
Men’s soccer holds high hopes for NCAA
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After a disappointing 2016, the Eagles look to improve their game and make their mark in the PacWest.
Predictions for fall sports in the NCAA
The PacWest conference begins next season for Biola, and I take a look at how the Eagles’ fall teams will likely perform.
Athlete of the Week: Baseball’s Sam Thorne
In the midst a tough week for baseball overall, Thorne’s bat kept swinging, earning him this week’s Chimes’ Athlete of the Week.
Baseball eliminated from GSAC championship, but not finished
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Despite their early exit from the conference tournament, the Eagles remain hopeful heading into the NAIA championship.
At the start of every semester, the Torrey Honors College holds a series of lectures for each class of students called “Why You Read What You...