Football season ends, team camaraderie does not
Central College takes out Bethel University in the opening round of the NCAA Division III football tournament By Ella RobertsContinue Reading
Category: Sports
Pay to play
Bethel University can’t offer scholarships, hundred-million dollar facilities or 50,000 screaming fans at every home game, but continues to drawContinue Reading
Royals football falls in heartbreaker, but still earns NCAA playoff bid
The MIAC championship ended in heartbreak for the Royals, but their 8-2 record and stellar performances all year long cashedContinue Reading
Experts and amateurs
Intramural sports provide a place for students to play volleyball, soccer and basketball in a friendly setting. By Molly Wilson Continue Reading
Put it in park
Sophomore Preston Hetland spends his days studying pre-med and nights driving the cars of million-dollar athletes. By Caden Christiansen PrestonContinue Reading
Coach Larry Herm battles more than the scoreboard
Bethel’s annual Tackle Cancer fundraiser brought community together for a cause. By Ella Roberts and Kaitlyn Shireman | Contributing WritersContinue Reading
Bethel football dominates in opener
The Bethel Royals football team started the year off strong with an overwhelming victory in the Windy City. By CadenContinue Reading
Bethel prepares a safe return to spring sports
Bethel spring sports are back in action with intense COVID-19-related protocols after a disappointing cancellation in 2020. By Caden ChristiansenContinue Reading
Carrying weight
Bethel University track star Gabe Irons’ fearless attitude and humble demeanor has led him to immense success despite significant tragedy. Continue Reading
Pre-game Routines: Iced Coffee and Secret Lifts
By David Scheil | Sports Welcome to an ongoing series, where Clarion staff interview Bethel athletes about how they prepareContinue Reading