David Scheil ’25 has been working for the past two years on a project detailing the lives of St. Olaf baseball team members who fought in World War II. The project titled “The War Years: St. Olaf Baseball...
On Saturday, Nov. 1, the St. Olaf Women’s Soccer team (STOWS) wrapped up its regular season with a 0-2 loss at home against St. Catherine University. This was the second loss of the season for St. Olaf,...
The St. Olaf Water Polo Club has had a busy fall filled with tournaments. The club is led by President Jackson Hoover ’26, who assists in coaching the Rogue Waves — the team’s official nickname —...
Sofie Galvin, Contributing Writer
• November 5, 2025
Now that fall sports are coming to a close at St. Olaf, it’s time to take a look ahead at winter sports; more specifically, the St. Olaf Women’s Hockey team. Over the past few seasons, the team has...
On Saturday, Oct. 25, the St. Olaf Football team defeated St. Scholastica 44-41 in a tight game at Klein Field.
After trailing by 14 points multiple times during the game, the Oles came...
For this week’s Ole Athlete Spotlight, I sat down with Rudy Harold ’28, a second-year on the Nordic Ski team. Harold is from St. Paul, Minn.
Q: What’s your favorite cereal in Stav?
A:...
St. Olaf Men’s and Women’s Golf ended their fall season in the top 10 of the Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (MIAC) Golf Championships. The two competitions took place on Sept. 27-29...
In early September, St. Olaf student-athletes gathered in the Skoglund Center gymnasium for the 2025-26 athletics kick-off event. There, Athletic Director Kelly Mahlum introduced the term ‘Building Champions...
Moving into college as a freshman can be a difficult time for anyone. You are worried about the start of classes, living somewhere new, making new connections, and a million other concerns that pile on...
Even though the year has only just begun, some senior athletes have started their final season competing for the St. Olaf athletic community. The realization that their time playing competitive sports...
There are more than just varsity sports here on the Hill, and Women’s Club Soccer has been killing it so far this season. Their first game against Carleton College across the river ended with a winning...
On Tuesday, Sept. 30, St. Olaf Men’s Soccer defeated Gustavus Adolphus College in a 6-1 win on home turf, pushing St. Olaf higher in national and state rankings.
This was an important win for the...
