Author: Anna Furney After a strong start to the season, coming off of four wins in its first matches against Babson, Bates, Skidmore and Brandeis, the Middlebury women's tennis team rallied for a much-needed victory after falling to Wellesley and Williams during the past few weeks.The athleticism of ...
Author: Adam Clayton Earlier this semester I wrote an article advocating that those who choose to attend and participate in the Olympic Games be left free of criticism, not labeled as "collaborators" to the Chinese Communist Party's (CCP) human rights record in its own country and beyond. As such, I ...
Author: Jeb Burchenal The men's lacrosse team came into Saturday's game 9-0 for the first time since the 2003-2004 season. That season the Panthers stumbled in their 10th game, losing to underdog Bowdoin 11-10 in overtime. That proved to be the Panthers' only loss of the regular season as they charged ...
Author: Zamir Ahmed and Peter Baumann Ultimate Frisbee team has two weeks of successThe Middlebury men's Ultimate Frisbee team has enjoyed a highly successful spring season, capturing one tournament title and reaching the finals of another over the past two weeks.The squad traveled down to Georgia for ...
Author: Emma Gardner While the Middlebury Equestrian Club has not garnered quite as much media attention as the Quidditch team this year, the riding team has nonetheless seen a great level of success during its fall season and currently this spring. Adding a significant number of ribbons and accolades ...
Author: Jeb Burchenal Last Wednesday, the Panthers played host to a talented Williams team that was coming off a big win at Bates the previous weekend. It was the second of only five home games for the Panthers this season.Middlebury came out of the gates firing, accumulating 12 shots on goal in the ...
Author: Adam Clayton Unemployed philosopher and football manager Jose Mourinho once claimed that people look at sport and bring to it the negative aspects of our society, projecting individual and societal feelings of shame and guilt upon those in the sports world. Mourinho, defensive guru on the football ...
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Author: Dickie Redmond The Middlebury women's lacrosse team won its third consecutive game Saturday, April 5 at Kohn Field, handing Amherst its first loss of the season. The Lady Jeffs fell 14-3 after an almost-flawless effort led by the Panther captains. "Playing Amherst is always exciting and our ...
Author: Jake Cohen The Middlebury women's water polo team impressively won its own invitational this past weekend with poise, command and authority. The Panthers captured the victory in each of the four games they played, including a nailbiter against perennial rival Yale. The success in this past weekend's ...
Author: Livingston Burgess Both of Middlebury's track teams started off their post-break outdoor seasons at home Saturday, focusing primarily on individual development at the expense of their team scores. Springfield College won handily on both the men's and women's sides of the Middlebury Invitational, ...
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Author: Jake Cohen The members of the Middlebury women's swimming and diving team returned from the University of Miami (Ohio) this past Sunday evening after their most successful showing at the NCAA national swim meet in the College's history. The women placed seventh overall out of 52 teams, just ...
Author: Adam Clayton After three years and a sizeable effort to amend my ways, I still find myself struggling to appreciate what many Americans consider integral to their sporting calendar. First among these is baseball, which is to the English what Americans must think of cricket, only much more uncouth. ...
Author: Jeff Klein Amherst representing the NESCAC in NCAA tourneyFor the first time ever, the Division III men's basketball selection committee rewarded the NESCAC by sending four teams to the D-III tournament. Overall, the schools proved themselves worthy of the committee's decision.While the Panthers ...
Author: David Zhou Over this past weekend, the three-month-long indoor track and field season finally culminated in the NCAA Division III Championships at Ohio Northern University. Amidst the boisterous cheers from the crowd and the intensely competitive atmosphere, Alexandra Krieg '09, the lone Middlebury ...
The Middlebury women's lacrosse team convincingly beat fellow NESCAC school Connecticut College 17-4 on Saturday, March 15 at Kohn Field. "Although Conn. wasn't our toughest competition," said co-captain Katherine Entwisle '08, "it allowed for us to really work on some important elements of our game ...
Author: Jeb Burchenal The Middlebury men's lacrosse team improved to 2-0 this weekend as it beat Connecticut College on March 15 in New London, Conn. The rain that had persisted all morning finally let up, allowing the 11th-ranked Panthers to take on the unranked Camels. The rain, however, did make ...