This year’s Masters golf tournament took place in November and brought with it an equally surprising series of events and results.

Kim Ng shattered a glass ceiling, becoming the first female general manager, not to mention the first woman of color, of a North American professional sports league.

Los Angeles Lakers President Jeanie Buss played a major role in helping the team secure their 17th NBA title.

Azzi Fudd is the most elite player in the women’s basketball recruiting class of 2021, recently committing to the legendary University of Connecticut program.

Marcus Rashford is leading a movement to put more meals on plates for hungry children while facing significant racism along his philanthropic journey.

Travis Roy, a former hockey player at Boston University, suffered a life changing injury 11 seconds into his first game, but didn’t let that stop him from affecting real change in the world. Jackson Reydel ’23 remembers his legacy.

Trevor Bauer’s one-of-a-kind personality and transcendent talent on the mound make him a prioritized free agency target for a multitude of MLB teams — now the question turns to where he will take that talent.

The Amherst Community is filled with athletically-minded students, many of which participate in club sports; the Student checked in with students from four club teams and asked them to share their experiences.

While most schools have shut down their fall athletics programs, some NCAA conferences have been able to play women’s soccer games despite the constraints of COVID-19.

Bryson Cavanaugh, a former NCAA women’s basketball star who came out as a transgender man, sees his future self as more than a basketball player.