By the students, for the students of Central Washington University

The Observer

By the students, for the students of Central Washington University

The Observer

By the students, for the students of Central Washington University

The Observer

Opinion: Mariners vs. Martin - too early to tell

Opinion: Mariners vs. Martin – too early to tell

Austin Lane, For The Observer
January 16, 2019

The Seattle Mariners hired Doctor Lorena Martin as MLB’s first ever Director of High Performance in November 2017 for the 2018 season. After the season was over, Martin filed a lawsuit and accused the...

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Skis and snowboards can be seen gathered in the OPR along with additional gear and equipment needed for
trips like the one to Mission Ridge. This trip can be seen as a great way for students to bring in the new year.

OPR bundles up for Mission Ridge ski trip

Bryce Weedman, Staff Reporter
January 16, 2019

It’s winter in the Northwest, and what better way to enjoy the cold weather than a trip to the mountain. On Jan. 26, OPR (Outdoor Pursuits and Rentals) will be taking a group of CWU students up to Mission...

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OPR ski & snowboard buses currently depart every Tuesday and are a great way for students to get some work in on the slopes. Whether you’re just beginning or ready
to give lessons, the OPR wants to provide this experience to anybody who is interested.

Ski and snowboard bus welcomes students

Tianbai Dun, Staff Reporter
January 16, 2019

Ellensburg is gearing up for another cold winter season, and that means interesting and exciting activities for CWU students and the Ellensburg community. Skiing is one of the activities that students...

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Athletes ring in the New Year

Athletes ring in the New Year

Dez Rodriguez, Assistant Sports Editor
January 16, 2019

Aliyah Pana Senior Guard. Hilo, Hawaii. At the start of the 2016 season, the CWU women’s basketball team was in search of a new manager, someone able to keep track of stats and willing to travel...

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Opinion: Seattle Seahawks - the lost season that wasnt

Opinion: Seattle Seahawks – the lost season that wasn’t

Ben Wheeler, Online Editor
January 10, 2019

To say the Seahawks had a rough off-season before the 2018 opener would be putting on a thick coat of sugar. Richard Sherman said the Seahawks lost their way after he was released. Rumors dropped alleging...

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Opinion: Seattle Mariners offseason trade report card

Opinion: Seattle Mariners offseason trade report card

Austin Lane, For The Observer
January 10, 2019

After finishing last season with a final record of 89-73 and missing the playoffs for the 17th straight season, the Seattle Mariners faced a tough decision this offseason. General Manager Jerry DiPoto...

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Mens basketball sets sights on second half of season

Men’s basketball sets sights on second half of season

Hanson Lee, Sports Editor
January 10, 2019

Men’s basketball is well underway as the Wildcats have already put together a 7-5 overall record on the season under the tenure of new head basketball coach Brandon Rinta. With last season marking the...

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Womens basketball sees best start since 2015 season

Women’s basketball sees best start since 2015 season

Hanson Lee, Sports Editor
January 10, 2019

Classes are back in full swing for Winter quarter and so is women’s basketball as the Wildcats are already nearing the midway point of their 2019 season. The team currently boasts an overall record of...

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Mens rugby tackles new era with young roster

Men’s rugby tackles new era with young roster

Dez Rodriguez, Senior Reporter
January 10, 2019

41 players on the roster, 30 underclassmen, 19 of those being first-year students. The CWU Men’s Rugby roster is very young, but CWU head coach Todd Thornley believes in the potential the team has. “They...

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Mens rugby enters 2019 on a mission

Men’s rugby enters 2019 on a mission

Dez Rodriguez, Senior Reporter
January 10, 2019

The CWU Men’s Rugby team finished with a 17-8 record last season, good enough for the number 15 seed in the D1A Rugby playoffs. There, they fell to the number two seed, and eventual champions, Life University...

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Skiing and snowboarding help kick off the the winter season

Skiing and snowboarding help kick off the the winter season

Micah Chen, Staff Reporter
November 30, 2018

While some students may not like the cold, others are excited for it because it means it’s snow and ski season. CWU junior Gavin Utley is an avid snowboarder, and he practically lives for this time...

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Editorial: CWU’s storied athletic program

Editorial: CWU’s storied athletic program

Bryce Weedman, Staff Reporter
November 30, 2018

CWU’s athletic community is full of history and there are elements that most people aren’t aware of concerning the program’s background. CWU has nurtured some very talented and successful athletes,...

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