14 Mar 2018
Posted by Priscilla Aponte 
Devin Harrison of the Men's Basketball Team makes his move against Olivet Nazarene University's player (Photo: CCSJ Athletics). On Saturday, Feb. 19, Calumet College of St. Joseph hosted Senior Night for players on the men’s and women’s basketball teams. The festivities took place between...
Read more → 19 Jan 2018
Posted by Brad Hamm 
The Shavings staff was heartbroken to learn of the death of our former staff member, Tyler McCoy (right). We published this feature about Tyler in 2016. It will give you a small glimpse into the very special person he was. He will be greatly missed. We've reprinted it today in his memory. Tyler...
Read more → 19 Jan 2018
Posted by CCSJ Athletics 
WHITING, Ind. – The Calumet College of St. Joseph men's volleyball team kicked off their 2018 season Friday evening as they welcomed Siena Heights University to the Rittenmeyer Center. After winning one match all of last season, the men put forth an incredible effort against a Saints team that has been...
Read more → 01 Dec 2017
Posted by Sebastian Caballero 
For Mikyl “Mickey” Fleming, there’s no doubt what he would do if given the opportunity: He would kneel during the national anthem. “I am very passionate about this issue. I wouldn’t do it to disrespect the flag, I just want to take a stand in something I believe in to raise awareness,”...
Read more → 02 Nov 2017
Posted by David Whitaker 
A former Cal College Crimson Wave wrestler will now lead the team as its new coach. Dan Bedoy will take over the CCSJ wrestling program effective immediately following the departure of former coach Ryan Rivera. The home grown Bedoy comes to CCSJ after a stint as a volunteer assistant coach with...
Read more → 02 May 2017
Posted by Jesse Fuerte 
Harley Sutton, sophomore and business major at Calumet College of St. Joseph, set a record of 2,888 points at the Chicagoland Collegiate Athletic Conference (CCAC). This Indoor Championship was held at Olivet Nazarene University on Feb.17-18. “Before each event, I like to visualize how I would...
Read more → 08 Feb 2017
Posted by Priscilla Aponte 
While the winter gets to its last days of glory, spring announces its arrival and with it so does the softball season at CCSJ. With vibes of positivism and determination, the women's softball team prepares for a new shot of glory. "I feel that with all the returning experience and pitching we have...
Read more → 11 Oct 2016
Posted by Rebecca Pederson 
Shannon Drewes says there are two big things missing at Calumet College of St. Joseph. “Something that really lacks at our school is spirit and enthusiasm,” the sophomore Drewes says. “I think if we all came together to support each other it would create a fun atmosphere and bring us closer...
Read more → 27 Sep 2016
Posted by Felix A. Rojas 
Last season the Crimson Wave Wrestling team was able to qualify two wrestlers who represented the school at the national tournament in Topeka, Kansas. Entering his fourth year as head coach, Ryan Rivera expects to surpass last year’s short-lived success “Our goal is to exceed our last season’s...
Read more → 14 Apr 2016
Posted by Felix A. Rojas 
At one point in this season, the CCSJ softball team had an abysmal record of five victories and 10 defeats. Things only looked to get worse once the Crimson Wave started to deal with injuries like that of junior first baseman Nicole Henry. The Toronto native suffered from a lower...
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