Author: Sarah Bryan Middlebury's cross country team hit the ground running this past weekend in Plattsburg, N.Y. Tri-captains Hallie Fox '09, Alexandra Krieg '09 and Charlotte Bemis '09 led the women's team to a first-place tie with Plattsburg, last year's NCAA national champions, while Rainey Johnson ...
Author: Peter Baumann After finishing with a 9-5-2 record a year ago and ending the season with a disappointing loss in the NESCAC semi-finals, women's soccer enters the year with an experienced and talented roster. Graduation mainly hit the Panthers on the back line, where they lost second-team All-NESCAC ...
Author: Peter Baumann After winning its first outright NESCAC championship in 2007, the Middlebury football team enters the 2008 season in an unfamiliar position. Its championship status means that, for the first time in recent memory, the team enters the season at the forefront of any discussion of ...
Author: Livingston Burgess The final weekend of Middlebury's baseball season proceeded much the same as its other weeks. High-scoring games, more losses than wins - many of them heartbreakers - but nonetheless plenty of bright points, including a well-played win against a NESCAC opponent to conclude ...
Author: Adam Clayton Middlebury has always prided itself on being somewhat different. Our international emphasis, environmental awareness and unique locale are pushed by the administration as reasons to come to Middlebury instead of the many other equivalent schools. Personally it was the Feb program, ...
Even though ESPN personality Mel Kiper Jr. did not comment on Steve Hauschka's '07 "explosiveness" or "pop" during the two-day media extravaganza of the NFL Draft, just hours after its completion the Middlebury alum signed a free-agent contract with the Minnesota Vikings. Although his name was not at ...
Author: Jeff Patterson In Nelson Recreation Center this past weekend, the Middlebury men's tennis team fought with the determination of Nelson Mandela and the fearlessness of Admiral Horatio Nelson and in so doing won back-to-back tournament matches like the golfer Byron Nelson. As a result, the Panthers ...
Author: [no author name found] Women's golf team earns second-straight NCAA bid While some students are taking their Intermediate Arabic II exam and others are contemplating Microbial Pathogenesis final, on Tuesday, May 13, the Middlebury women's golf team will be in Waverly, Iowa competing in the ...
Author: Jake Cohen The Middlebury crew team traveled to Worcester, Mass. this past weekend to participate in the New England Fours Rowing Championships on May 3-4. The novice men had an impressive weekend as the first team finished fourth overall and the second team finished in second. Led by senior ...
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Author: Jeb Burchenal This past Saturday, the Middlebury men's lacrosse team finally lost its stranglehold on the NESCAC conference. After a stellar regular season that positioned the Panthers for a run at an eighth straight NESCAC championship and an NCAA championship, the men found their match. Visiting ...
Author: Dickie Redmond The Middlebury women's lacrosse team was defeated by Colby 10-8 this past Saturday in the semifinals of the NESCAC tournament at Kohn Field. The loss snapped an 88-game home winning streak for the Panthers, which dates back to their 1997 regular season in which the team lost to ...
Author: Emma Gardner Amid 14 Division I colleges and only one other Division III team, Middlebury proved to be the little school that could this past weekend at the Women's National Collegiate Club Water Polo Championship held in Gresham, Ore. Placing eighth in the nation, the women achieved the highest ...
Author: Livingston Burgess After the baseball team fell in its opener against Hamilton this weekend, Erich Enns '10 must have decided it was time to take matters into his own hands. Over the course of Saturday's doubleheader, Enns personally drove in more runs than the Continentals were able to plate ...
Author: Jake Cohen Raise your glasses to George Baumann '08 of the Middlebury men's golf team, who earned medalist honors by shooting 69-75 at Shuttle Meadow Country Club in Kensington, Conn. at the NESCAC championship hosted by Trinity. Despite Baumann's finish in solo first, the team placed third ...
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Author: David Zhou This past Saturday, the Middlebury College track and field teams competed in the 2008 NESCAC Championships at Hamilton College. The men had a good showing and came in seventh overall, while the women, who for a while had held the lead in the 10-school meet, finished just half-a-point ...
Author: Jake Cohen Nothing is better than a win at the end of a regular season - just ask the Middlebury women's golf team. They traveled this past weekend to Williamstown, Mass. to compete in the Williams Spring Invitational, facing their main competitor in a much-hyped match."We were really excited ...
Author: Adam Clayton Throughout the course of human history, politicians and philosophers have often defined social and political interaction in terms of struggle.For sports, the value of struggle in the appeal and importance of a game cannot be underestimated. Particularly in the modern era, the promotion ...