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Pepperdine Athletcs

Golf Tees Off 2026-27 Season With Momentum and a New Home

October 1, 2026 by Grace Boktor

\ Pepperdine Men’s and Women’s Golf attend the ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new Pepperdine Golf Clubhouse on Sept. 4. The new facility gives both programs a shared space on campus to practice, study and spend time together. Photo courtesy of Pepperdine Athletics A new season is underway for Pepperdine Golf — and this year, both teams have a new place to call home. Coming … [Read more...] about Golf Tees Off 2026-27 Season With Momentum and a New Home

Thrown In the Deep End: How Jon Carcarey Rose to the Surface

October 2, 2025 by Ava Walton

Junior utility player Jon Carcarey playing on the U.S. Junior National Team in June. Carcarey helped to defeat Serbia 19-18 in the quarterfinals of the U20 World Championship. Photos courtesy of Team USA Jon Carcarey’s journey to playing Division I water polo and securing a place on the Junior National Team is far from normal, especially for someone who once feared the … [Read more...] about Thrown In the Deep End: How Jon Carcarey Rose to the Surface

Out Of The Gym: How Athletes Have Fun

March 27, 2025 by Haylie Ross

When the game ends, the adventures begin — athletes recharge with passions beyond their sport.When they're not breaking records, Pepperdine athletes strive to maintain a personal life filled with hobbies, interests and friendships. Freshman sprinter Tatiana Potter said it's important for athletes to find an identity and community that differs from their athletic … [Read more...] about Out Of The Gym: How Athletes Have Fun

Letter from the Editor: Embrace the Change

October 27, 2024 by Tony Gleason

As a religious follower of baseball, there was one man who I never wanted to see making headlines — MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred. My issue with Manfred was how it seemed like every year, he wanted to change something about the game I loved. Since becoming commissioner in 2015, Manfred has implemented a handful of rule changes, added a lottery system to the draft, expanded … [Read more...] about Letter from the Editor: Embrace the Change

‘Setting the Standard’: The Mountain’s Athletic Arena to Improve Athletics, Pepperdine as a Whole

October 27, 2024 by Tony Gleason

Correction: The original version of this story included an incorrect date for the first interscholastic athletic game held in Firestone Fieldhouse. The first game was played in 1973. Firestone Fieldhouse has been the home arena for the Waves since it opened Nov. 30, 1973, with their first interscholastic game being a Men’s Basketball game against Pacific. Though, after over … [Read more...] about ‘Setting the Standard’: The Mountain’s Athletic Arena to Improve Athletics, Pepperdine as a Whole

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