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Men's lax captures another nailbiter

Author: Jeb Burchenal The Panthers traveled to Hartford for a NESCAC battle with the Trinity Bantams this past weekend. Playing in arguably the strongest conference in Division III men's lacrosse, the Panthers again found themselves pitted against a nationally ranked opponent. At 10-3, the Bantams came ...


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Women's lax gets back on the winning track at home

Author: Julia Ireland The Middlebury women's lacrosse team made it clear that they intend to finish their season on a high note as they defeated two tough NESCAC competitors at home last week. After two losses the previous week, the Panthers decided it was time to change direction.Trailing 3-1 to Amherst ...


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Baseball drops three to Amherst

Author: Dillon Hupp Because only division games count toward the playoff standings in NESCAC baseball, this past weekend's series versus division rival Amherst was especially crucial in determining Middlebury's playoff fate. The Amherst series was the first NESCAC action for the Panthers since their ...


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Soccer seniors kick off Grassroot event

Author: Ted Silberman On April 26, soccer lovers will join together to give AIDS the boot, courtesy of the Middlebury College community. The College's first "Lose the Shoes" 3 vs. 3 soccer tournament benefits Grassroot Soccer, a nonprofit organization that uses the cross-cultural appeal of soccer to ...


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Baseball goes 1-3 against Tufts

Author: Dillon Hupp Middlebury baseball was back in action this past weekend, playing a four-game series with Tufts. The Tufts series followed a 14-5 victory over Plymouth State and a split series versus division rival Wesleyan two weekends ago, but the Panthers could only garner a single win out of ...


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Sports briefs

Author: [no author name found] MEN'S AND WOMEN'S CREW RIDING AN ENORMOUS WAVE OF SUCCESSThis past weekend, the Middlebury men's and women's crew teams traveled to two different regattas looking to continue their dominant performance from the preceding weekend. The men had taken down UMass Lowell, Bowdoin ...


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Panther softball comes on strong at Hamilton

Author: Elissa Goeke In contrast to last year's disappointing 1-2 outcome with Hamilton College, this year's trip to Hamilton proved a tremendous success for the Middlebury softball team this past weekend. The team improved their record to 12-9 after taking three straight games from Hamilton. Several ...


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Offensive effort falls short for women laxers

Author: Julia Ireland The eighth-ranked women's lacrosse team lost to Union for the first time in the program's history last Thursday and similarly could not get on track Saturday as they were defeated by Tufts, 12-7.Middlebury had previously held an unblemished 33-0 record over Union, who is currently ...


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Men's lacrosse wins 11-10 thriller over Tufts Jumbos

Author: Jeb Burchenal Middlebury and Tufts took to Youngman Field at Alumni Stadium this past Saturday as the top two teams in the NESCAC conference. At 9-1, Tufts was having its best start in years, while Middlebury, at 8-1, was living up to its long-established pedigree. A victory would give either ...


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Women's tennis splits a pair vs. Maine rivals

Author: Alex Lovett-Woodsum The Panther women's tennis team split its games in Maine over the weekend, bouncing back from a 6-3 loss to 12th-ranked Bowdoin to solidly defeat Colby 8-1 on Sunday morning. Despite the loss to Bowdoin, the weekend was a bonding experience for the team. The six-hour bus ...


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Golf finishes strong at Palamountain

Author: Kevin Carpenter The Middlebury men's golf team rallied in the second round of the Palamountain Invitational on Tuesday, April 13 to capture third place in the tournament. The Panthers bounced back after shooting a 327 on the first day and scored a 319 to propel them ahead of NYU. The Palamountain ...


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Men's tennis extends winning streak to five

Author: Martin Breu Men's tennis took a big step this weekend towards bringing the NESCAC title back to Middlebury by defeating last year's champion Bowdoin College. The Panthers had a successful road trip getting revenge in their 6-3 win over Bowdoin on Saturday, and rolling over Colby 7-2 on Sunday.The ...


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Runners give top-notch performance at home meet

Author: Alyssa O'Gallagher If the track team was hoping for clear skies as they hosted their first and only home meet of the season this past Saturday, then they definitely got a break from Mother Nature. But for those of us hoping for some real spring weather, we were left a little disappointed. While ...


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Sports Briefs

Author: Dickie Redmond RUDIN '09 NAMED AS FIRST BASKETBALL ALL-AMERICANThe men's basketball team made history this past season, and now new records are visible at the individual level. Ben Rudin '09 is Middlebury's first All-American, earning second-team national honors - distributed by the National ...


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Women's golf lands second place at Vassar Invitational

Author: James Schwerdtman Early spring in New England often brings with it a dastardly mix of cold, rain, mud and the occasional snowfall. In a sport like golf, the quality of performances is dependent on the quality of playing conditions. The Middlebury women's golf team encountered a harsh bout of ...


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Softball team sees mixed results

Author: Elissa Goeke The spring season is well underway as evidenced by the softball teams 9-9 record following this weekend's series against the Wesleyan Cardinals. Thus far, the season has had its ups and downs, but there is plenty of time for the Panthers to prove themselves in NESCAC games. In retrospect, ...


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Panther tennis tops Trinity

Author: Martin Breu Men's tennis returned to campus this weekend in a big way, defeating Skidmore, Wesleyan and Trinity. The Panthers rolled over Skidmore and Wesleyan on Saturday, winning by margins of 7-2 and 8-1, respectively. Sunday's match against Trinity was a little closer, but the Panthers dug ...




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