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T O P T H R E E T H I N G S

1. Football First

Linebacker Lily Godwin ’26 was featured on King 5 News after becoming the first female football player to complete an unassisted tackle in NCAA history.

WATCH THE INTERVIEW

2. Let's Go, Clamdiggers!

Puget Sound's athletics teams weren't always the Loggers. In the latest issue of Arches, we go back in time in an attempt to uncover the murky origins of our beloved nickname.

READ THE STORY

3. Sounds Like Tacoma

Local NPR station KNKX produced an audio postcard from the city of Tacoma, including a recording of the Class of 2027 learning a time-honored Logger cheer.

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P E O P L E O F P U G E T S O U N D

Director of Alumni & Parent Relations Don Scott ’91

Always a Logger

When Don Scott ’91 became the director of Alumni & Parent Relations in September, he completed a 27-year journey back to campus. Scott is excited to return to Puget Sound and help Loggers stay connected with each other and their alma mater.

READ THE Q&A WITH DON SCOTT ’91

Hacks & Chops

Natalie Worthy ’25 recently won the title of Miss Pierce County. In addition to winning the crown and sash, the vocal performance major also received a $3,000 scholarship. Worthy will compete in the Miss Washington competition in July 2024.

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I N S I D E S C O O P

Giving Tuesday

Giving Tuesday is Nov. 28, a day to unleash the power of generosity to transform communities. This year, you can join the movement by supporting Puget Sound students. The Puget Sound Fund and Campus Food Pantry are critical resources to meet student needs and strengthen our campus community through financial aid and food security. Join us in supporting Loggers today and into the future with a gift to Puget Sound.

MAKE YOUR GIFT

A T H L E T I C S S P O T L I G H T

Avery Allemann ’24 was among the student-athletes earning All-Northwest Conference honors this fall.

Top Honors

Logger Athletics celebrated 13 student-athletes who earned All-Northwest Conference honors. Receiving first-team nods are volleyball's Avery Alleman ’24, women's soccer players Ava Cholakian ’23 and Sienna Kloss ’24, and men's soccer player Marko Babiak ’23. The conference also named Kya Scott ’25, Zoe Witter ’27, Ryan Saunders ’25, and Liam Elliott ’24 to the second team. Megan Schellhase ’24, Rylee MacLennan ’24, Graham Hall ’24, and Etienne Polak ’26 all received honorable mentions.

READ THE LATEST ATHLETICS NEWS

P U G E T S O U N D I N P I C T U R E S

Major Shannon Harris demonstrates proper suture technique at an event for health professions advising students.

All Sewn Up

Students in Puget Sound's Health Professions Advising program learned to sew sutures at a clinic facilitated by the United States Medical Recruiting Station—just one way Loggers interested in the health sciences gain real-world experience on their way to a fulfilling career.

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