Women’s Basketball Coach: Kori Stephenson
Last year, Mesa Thunderbirds head women’s basketball coach Kori Stephenson was named the Region I – ACCAC Coach of the Year, but you’d never hear it from her. Despite leading … Read More
Campus hosts Special Olympics
Special Olympics Arizona (SOAZ) hosted the bocce ball section of the Arizona special olympics at the Southern and Dobson campus on Saturday, Oct. 5. Over 100 athletes signed up to … Read More
Thunderbirds Take It To Overtime
Mesa Community College’s (MCC) men’s soccer team competed against Phoenix College last Saturday in a home game that marked the eleventh game of the season. The Thunderbirds lost five minutes … Read More
MCC’s Unique Sports Shop
Mesa Community College (MCC) is the only two-year college in the Maricopa county to have an online sports store. This idea was a collaboration between Director of Athletics, John Mulhern … Read More
Featured Athlete: Kennadee Coplen
Kennadee Coplen has been playing volleyball since eight years old. At first she wasn’t as skilled as she is now. “Starting out was kind of rough,” Coplen said. “I would … Read More
Featured Athlete: Flynn Fuhrmann
In Flynn Fuhrmann’s family, you pick a sport and continue with it through high school. For his brother and sister, it was baseball and soccer respectively, but Fuhrmann decided to … Read More
Featured Athlete: Caitlyn Waller
Caitlyn Waller has grown up around soccer players her whole life. Her father, mother, older and younger brother were all soccer players at one point. Now her father coaches and … Read More
Stop freaking out over Halloween candy
The cautious view Halloween as a night of crime, delinquency, and mischief. This has further been fueled by reports of isolated incidents which have needlessly turned into urban myths and … Read More
Sex-ed doesn’t sexualize
Recent changes to the states sexual education curriculum have re-ignited an old debate amongst Arizonans but has given it a new sense of hate. Arizona sex-ed has a number of … Read More
Democratic Primary Debate Succeeds at Nothing
For anyone who missed the Oct. 15 Democratic presidential primary debate, don’t worry. You didn’t miss much. In fact, with still over a year until the next presidential election, it … Read More