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For Wildcats, it's more than a game. It's a chance to show the world what we're made of.
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Champions Compete here
Home of the nation's only football program with the most consecutive winning seasons (65 to be exact), three national baseball titles, two-time national softball champions, 21 NCAA Division III team. So, yeah - we are the champions.
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Uncompetitive fun
Play Around
Linfield's recreational sports program is an opportunity to compete with your friends and peers in a safe and fun environment. Men's and women's wrestling, flag football, innertube water polo, sand volleyball or soccer anyone?
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Unbridled enthusiasm
We've got the moves
If you have an infectious spirit and energy known to bring a crowd to their feet, you may find a home with the Linfield Cheer and Wildcat Dance programs. Perform for fans at athletic events and other Linfield activities.
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Athletic competition returns this spring
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Uncommonly Driven
Meet our Student-Athletes
Harvesting a New Passion
“Honestly, it just came out of nowhere,” said Evan Kern '23. “Not a lot of schools in the country have a wine studies program. It's really cool that Linfield students have the opportunity to study wine right in the center of one of the premier wine regions in the world.”
Unwavering Allegiance
“I’m very fortunate and grateful that Linfield is a yellow ribbon school,” says former Marine Tyler Bergeron '21. “Without that, I wouldn’t have been able to come back.”
Succeeding On and Off the Field
With hard work and a drive to succeed, Kamryn Apling '22 is paving the way for student-athletes with a passion for nursing.
Always On the Go
Even when he’s not actively competing in soccer or track, Linfeld’s Ronan Krutzikowsky spends his free time working to become a better all-around athlete.
Rising to the Challenge
“Linfield brings the character out in each student. Our coaches aren’t necessarily just trying to make us better players, they’re trying to make us better people. You see that in the classroom as well, the professors all show good character and they’re very personable. Learning how to be a better human is taught in the classroom.”