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The Pittsburgh Pirates have selected Chapman Panthers right hand pitcher Nick Garcia with the 79th pick of the 2020 MLB Draft. Nick Garcia was a standout player for the Chapman Panthers baseball team for the past three years. Garcia started out as an infielder his freshman season at Chapman before moving to pitcher as aContinue reading “Pirates Draft Chapman Panthers Baseball Star Garcia”

It was showtime at Woods Field in Marshall, Texas. The Chapman Panthers baseball team and their opponent East Texas Baptist University had an all-time slugfest Saturday afternoon. The two teams combined for 28 runs on 35 hits in route to a 15-13 Chapman victory. East Texas Baptist jumped out to a 7-0 lead in theContinue reading “Chapman and East Texas Baptist Put on a Hit Fest at Woods Field”

The Chapman Panthers baseball team won the second game of a double header against East Texas Baptist University. This was their second victory in two games against East Texas Baptist and their sixth victory overall this year. The final score was 11-1. On the mound for the Panthers in the double header was starting pitcherContinue reading “Chapman Explodes for 11 Runs in Win Against East Texas Baptist”

The Chapman Panthers baseball team came out victorious in the first leg of a three-game series with an impressive 8-3 victory over East Texas Baptist University. On the mound today for the Panthers was star pitcher Nick Garcia, who pitched six solid innings of baseball allowing zero earned runs in the process. Garcia improved toContinue reading “Henry Zeisler’s Two Grand Slams Leads Chapman Over East Texas Baptist University”

Dear Anthony Bourdain,­ Hawaii has been home for me for the past 20 years of my life. It is a place that is very special to me and a place that I hold near and dear to my heart. It is a state that shaped me into who I have become today and a stateContinue reading “Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown: Hawaii”

Body image and weight have been a major struggle for me throughout my life. Ever since I was young, I was known as the “skinny guy” and “slender man”. My friends, uncles, aunties, and even parents used to call me that, but deservingly so. I was always taller than my friends, but I would beContinue reading “Autoethnography Project: Strength Training”

At the beginning of this semester I was lost and confused. I didn’t know what to expect out of this class. I remember walking into the classroom on the first day of class that Monday morning in February. I felt out of place and anxious because I was only one of two boys in theContinue reading “Final Words”

The sense of bettering yourself and making your mind and body stronger is a feeling that I have learned to love. I can only get this feeling from going to the gym. Specifically, The Lopes gym in Hawaii Kai, Hawaii. This gym was brand new to me when I came back from college this March.Continue reading “New Space”

Honolulu, Hawaii. A place near and dear to my heart. The place that birthed me, raised me and shaped me into the young man I am today. A place of great weather, incredible beaches and delicious food. But, more importantly, a place that is home to some of the best people on the planet. IContinue reading “So Here I am”

Body image and weight have been a major struggle for me throughout my life. Ever since I was young, I was known as the “skinny guy” and “slender man”. My friends, uncles, aunties, and even parents used to call me that, but deservingly so. I was always taller than my friends, but I would beContinue reading “Original Autoethnography Project: Strength Training”