Birdie, bogey or par, Lee keeps it cool
By Malia Cantimbuhan and Andrew McClain | April 26Men's Golfer Jordan Lee helps the Vikings make some noise in his first year. // Photo courtesy of Western Athletics
Men's Golfer Jordan Lee helps the Vikings make some noise in his first year. // Photo courtesy of Western Athletics
By Colton Rasanen
Vendors from local restaurants gathered at the Sustainable Food Fair in the Viking Union on Thursday, April 18, to share their passion for food sustainability. The event, organized by the Associated Students Environmental Center, was put on in celebration of Earth Day on Monday, April 22.
Track & Field
[metaslider id=31116] The Western men's soccer team hosted the University of Washington for a spring exhibition game on April 13, 2019 at Harrington Field. The Vikings lost the game 2-0. Photos by Hailey Hoffman and Oliver Hamlin.
[metaslider id=31059] The Western Washington University softball team hosted a double header with Simon Fraser University on Tuesday, April 9. The Vikings won the first game 2-1 and dropped the second 1-2. Photos by Zack Jimenez and Emily Porter.
Libby Hielkema, midfielder, playing for her high school Lynden Christian. // Photo courtesy of Lynden Tribune
Illustration by Julia Berkman
Women’s Rowing
Anna Paradee's senior indoor season was highlighted by a GNAC athlete of the week selection, as well as a spot on the Division II All-American second team. // Photo courtesy of Western Athletics
Jalen Green's defensive efforts resulted in him finishing the season in fifth place on the Vikings for both blocks and steals. // Photo by Oliver Hamlin
Seli Aholelei has eight strikeouts in 11 innings as a Viking this season. // Photo courtesy of Western Athletics
By Molly Todd
Despite efficient shooting and good ball movement, the Vikings fell to the No. 2 seed Nighthawks in the Women's GNAC Championship semifinals. // Photo by Oliver Hamlin
The Vikings won in convincing fashion at home, setting them up to host the NCRC Championships at home. // Photo by Cailean Mcleod
The Vikings allowed the third fewest points in conference play and were first in field goal percent defense, holding opponents to 37.7 percent shooting in the regular season. // Photo by Jaden Moon
The Vikings won four games over two days to sweep the Yellowjackets in conference play. // Photo by Claudia Cooper