Author: Jeff Klein On the evening of Oct. 14, Conrad Olson '09 arrived in Mobile, Ala. to take part in the Division-III men's tennis national tournament. Determined to get the maximum preparation before his matches, he immediately hit the courts of the tournament site that night to practice, and continued ...
Author: James Schwerdtman Homecoming weekend has come and gone, and with it so too has the water polo tournament, in which Middlebury hosted teams from Montreal and another from Greenwich, Conn. The tournament gave the Panthers the opportunity to face some competition unseen in their conference. Some ...
Author: Sarah Bryan This fall, hard work, dedication and sincere love of ponies are paying off as the Middlebury equestrian team travels around the east coast, saddles up and brings home the ribbons. While the women do spend a lot of time on the road, on Oct. 11, over 100 students and 22 horses met ...
Author: Peter Baumann Following their gut-wrenching 3-1 loss at the hands of Tufts on Oct. 12, members of the Middlebury volleyball team scattered in different directions. Some sought solace with the friends and family who had come to cheer them on, while others began tearing down the equipment in their ...
Author: Sarah Bryan The past two weeks have been a rollercoaster of a ride for the Middlebury field hockey team as it fights for the top spot nationally and within NESCAC. Two weekends ago the team fell to Tufts in overtime. Hungry for victory, the Panthers responded this week with shutout wins over ...
Author: [no author name found] MEN'S GOLF TIES FOR 14TH AT NEIGA CHAMPIONSHIPMen's golf wrapped up its season this Monday and Tuesday by finishing in a 14th-place tie in the NEIGA Championship at the Captains Golf Club. The field included teams from Division I, II and III.Captain Harry Bane '08.5, the ...
Author: Lise Rosenberger The Middlebury women's soccer team moved ahead with an overall record of 6-4-2 after shutting out Bates 2-0 this past Saturday on the Panthers' home turf. The game remained scoreless until thirteen minutes from the end, as neither team could pull ahead to mark the scoreboard. ...
Author: Kevin Carpenter The past two weekends saw both a convincing Panther victory and an upsetting loss. The Middlebury men's soccer team defeated Tufts at home 2-0 on Oct. 11, but suffered a stunning 1-0 loss the following Saturday, Oct. 18th to Bates. The loss marked the first for the Panthers on ...
Author: Jeff Klein The Division III tennis world will soon have a new national champion. That national champion could very well be a Panther.Yes, Conrad Olson '09 has the potential to do great things next week, but first, backtrack two weekends.Olson and the Middlebury men's tennis team competed in ...
Author: Kyle Goodenough The women's golf team hosted seven schools on its home turf this past weekend for the third annual Middlebury Invitational tournament. The women were especially excited about the opportunity to play at home this year because they didn't have the chance to play on the Ralph Myhre ...
Author: Maeve McGilloway The Middlebury field hockey team, ranked second in the country, dropped a 2-0 decision to unbeaten Bowdoin on Saturday morning at Ryan Field in Brunswick, Maine. Both top-ranked Bowdoin and second-ranked Middlebury had undefeated records prior to the game. This loss drops Middlebury ...
Author: Peter Baumann The Campus highlights a Middlebury athlete whose contribution was vital to the game but did not necessarily show up in the box score. "Bullpen Catcher of the Week" honors those whose efforts go unnoticed to all except their teammates and coaches.The inaugural recipient of the award ...
Author: [no author name found] ROOKIE MATT RAYNER '12 GETS PLAYER OF THE WEEK IN WINMiddlebury athletes are making a habit of grabbing NESCAC Player of the Week honors.The latest sportsman with an outstanding week was rookie wide receiver Matt Rayner '12, who was named NESCAC Special Teams Player of ...
Author: James Schwerdtman The women's rugby team has been putting on a clinic on the pitch so far this season. This season has been something special to this point, as the Panthers have not yielded one point to their competitors so far. The team is led by a strong core of seniors, whose experience ...
Author: Nick Martell Although opening with a shaky start for the second straight week, the Middlebury football team fought through Saturday's home matchup against Amherst College, beating the Lord Jeffs 31-14 and avenging last week's debilitating loss to Colby.As in the previous two games, the Panthers ...
Author: Alex Lovett-Woodsum and Peter Baumann This past weekend the women's tennis team competed in the second annual Gail Smith Doubles tournament on the Proctor courts. Gail Smith, who is retiring next year, has been a part of the Middlebury community for 29 years, serving as the assistant women's ...