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The Game-Day Guide to Intramural Sports 

September 26, 2026

Intramurals at Centenary are very different from the typical college. At a place similar to LSU or Alabama, student organizations are creating teams. These teams play against each other in season-long tournaments to dictate a final winner.

At Centenary, intramurals consist of a “come as you are” mentality. Team or no team. Athlete or not. Organization or not. All are welcome.

The goal is not to build the best team or crown the next champion. It is about giving students the opportunity to try something new, get outside and “touch grass.”

So, what does this make intramural game day look like?

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Kicking Off a New Start at Mayo Field

September 26, 2026

Photo Credits: Alyssa Thornley

Entering the 2026 season, both the Men’s and Women’s soccer programs share a parallel: former assistant coaches stepping into the head coach role, backed by assistant coaches who bring elite tactical balance. On the Gents’ side, Head Coach Joe O’Sullivan, 2025 Centenary Athletics Assistant Coach of the Year, collaborates with newly-graduated former Gents player, Sam Brocato. On the Ladies’ side, Head Coach Merlinn Campagna, who previously served as assistant coach in 2025, and veteran head coach Ana Ramos serve as head and assistant coach. Both programs are in a rebranding phase, focusing on their tactical identities, mental belief systems, and establishing community engagement.

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Officially Chartered Podcast Inside the Dawghouse Hopes to Bring Campus Together

March 14, 2026

On Tuesday, Feb. 3, the sports podcast Inside the Dawghouse became an official Centenary organization after a unanimous vote by the Student Government Association. Started during the 2024-2025 school year, Inside the Dawghouse is a Centenary sports podcast hosted by student athletes Kylee Devon, Thomas Jordan, Sarah Crenshaw, Alisha Green, and edited by Xavier Nixon.

            The podcast is a way for students to keep up with sports news, events, and stats, but also offers a more personal look into the lives of student athletes. With student athletes making up a large percentage of Centenary, the podcast was created in hopes to remedy what they saw as a lack of representation.

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