Author: [no author name found] Water polo heads west for first-ever national tourneyThe Middlebury women's water polo team will travel to Oregon this weekend to compete in the National Collegiate Club Championships at Mt. Hood Community College. At the championships, Middlebury will compete with schools ...
Author: Anna Furney The Green Mountains of Vermont served as a pastoral background for the 2008 NESCAC Women's tennis championships this past weekend.The first serves of the weekend, coming at 8:30 a.m. on Friday, flew off the rackets of none other than the Middlebury Panthers, who were seeded fourth ...
Author: Peter Baumann Coming into the NESCAC championships last weekend, the men's tennis team liked where they stood. The hosts entered the weekend undefeated on the Proctor courts for the year, and they were searching for their fifth-straight NESCAC title. Two matches and one heartbreaking defeat ...
Author: Peter Baumann Despite the Middlebury softball team's consistently high level of competition this season, it was fitting that Senior Day, the last collegiate performance for Middlebury seniors Katelyn Cannella '08, Brittany Burke '08 and Allison Bard '08, included plenty of drama, moments of ...
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Author: Adam Clayton Danica Patrick made sporting history Sunday, April 20 by becoming the first female winner in IndyCar history by winning the Indy Japan 300, and one of the first women to win any sporting event that allows mixed gender competition.As my distant ancestors would undoubtedly have told ...
Author: Dickie Redmond The Middlebury women's lacrosse team won its sixth consecutive game this Saturday at Kohn Field, beating the Wesleyan Cardinals 19-6. The win earned the Panthers the top seed in the upcoming NESCAC tournament - the eighth straight for the team. Middlebury finishes off its regular ...
Author: Livingston Burgess Entering last weekend's three-game series with NESCAC West Division leader Amherst, the pressure was squarely on the shoulders of the host. Only a sweep could give the Panthers a chance at a spot in the conference tournament. So when Middlebury blew out the Lord Jeffs Friday ...
Author: Tianze Ma With three overpowering wins last week, the Middlebury men's tennis team appears primed for the postseason. The Panthers improved to 14-4 this spring with victories over Skidmore, Amherst and The College of New Jersey (TCNJ). Middlebury has dominated opponents all spring and is in ...
Author: Peter Baumann Bouncing back from their first loss of the year against Trinity, the men's lacrosse team completed a 2-0 week with a 11-8 win over league rival Wesleyan. The win leaves the Panthers in sole possession of first place in the conference. Coming into the game Middlebury stood at 6-1 ...
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Author: [no author name found] Andrew Harris '08, Mike Stone '09, Jamie McKenna '09, Roz Vara '10, Jack Britton '08, Colin Nangle '10, Bill Greven '10 and Geena Constantin '11 have worn #14 this year - and they have worn it with distinction. Because of their efforts, The Campus has recognized #14 ...
Author: Tianze Ma The ninth-ranked Middlebury men's tennis team took another step towards Division III Nationals with a 7-2 victory over regional foe Bowdoin on Saturday, moving to 5-1 in NESCAC play and 11-4 overall.The match started in the windy afternoon at the Proctor courts, and the Panthers immediately ...
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Author: Emma Gardner Deep in the heart of the sports complex lies what is quite possibly the nucleus of Middlebury's athletic program - the equipment room. Hidden within a maze of hallways and tunnels on the athletic center's basement floor, the room is appropriately nicknamed "the cage" by the students ...
Author: Matt Ferrer This past weekend most of us were watching Tiger Woods in hopes that he might add another green jacket to his collection. We were crying with Brandt Snedeker as he fell from would-be glory to a final round 77. We were marveling at Trevor Immelman as he ran away with the Masters Championship. ...
Author: Peter Baumann At the end of a long and grueling weekend, the softball team topped the Amherst Lord Jeffs 6-5 in 12 innings last Sunday to run its overall record to 10-11. The much-needed victory was the team's first league win of the year, and puts the Panthers in good position for a stretch ...
Author: Livingston Burgess Between one low-scoring pitching gem and one long, messy run-fest, the baseball team picked up a pair of much-needed victories against Bates on Saturday. The day opened appropriately cold, with snow falling in small flurries as Jack Britton '08 froze the Bobcats' bats, hurling ...
Author: James Kerrigan Women's lacrosse tops Trinity 13-11, moves to 7-2Trailing 6-5 after halftime, the women's lacrosse team rallied to beat Trinity 13-11 on Saturday, April 12 in Hartford, Conn. It was the fifth consecutive win for the Panthers, who improve to 7-2 on the season and sit on top of ...