Trinity Times Sports Editor Sydney Ware speaks with three Trinity Washington University athletes about the start of a new sports season and the realities of student athletics, from balancing academics and competition to navigating coaching changes, mental health challenges, leadership responsibilities, and the importance of community support.
As a companion to this week’s podcast, Trinity Times correspondent Sydney Ware takes us to the front row of the Winter Olympics in Milan for a Q and A with Thomas Mostowy, Trinity Washington University’s Dean of the School of Professional & Graduate Studies. Mostowy’s son, Conor McDermott-Mostowy, placed 9th during his 1000m race in Milan, maintaining his place as the ninth best speedskater in the world.
Trinity Times student journalist Sydney Ware sits down with Trinity Dean Thomas Mostowy to discuss the pride, pressure, and unforgettable moments of watching his son compete at the 2026 Winter Olympics.
Trinity’s Student-Athlete Advisory Committee is partnering with the Black Student Alliance to host a sports-inspired event celebrating Black history and community.
With new leaders at the helm, Trinity athletics is building momentum on and off the field.
Trinity Times student journalists Genesis Bu-Chinchilla and Sydney Ware explore the sports scene at Trinity Washington University and sit down with the new athletics department leadership.
Members of Trinity Washington University’s basketball team discuss how a season with more wins impacted the players.
Juggling both team sports and the rigor of a college academic workload isn’t easy, but Trinity athletes say finding that balance has required them to become organized in how to schedule their time.
This Trinity Washington University athlete says being on the lacrosse team helps her to stay academically organized.
As Trinity’s Athletic Director Christa Burgess enters her second year in this role in 2024, she reflects on a ground-breaking year for the university’s sports program and for women in collegiate competition.