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Union unites to upend Middlebury

Author: Dan Stevens The sensational shooting of the Dutchwomen from Schenectady, N.Y. was too much for the women's basketball team, as Middlebury fell 73-57 to Union College in a non-conference match-up on Saturday, Dec. 1. In what was an intense meeting for the two teams, Union outshined the Panthers, ...


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M.L. on the N.F.L. "Effective as a chaste prostitute"

Author: Mary Lane Yesterday I succumbed to a pop-up and started watching Peyton Manning's MasterCard "Priceless Pep Talks." The fun thing about the site is that you enter a name and, voila, Peyton uses that name in a pep talk. I picked "My New Job Scares Me." Oh, this is too good. "Eli, the game of ...


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The sports backpage

Author: [no author name found] The weekly editor's picks, by the numbers, Midd scoreboard, and locker room features.


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sportsbriefs

Author: Simon Keyes XC star Alexandra Krieg '09 places third at NCAAsMiddlebury's fall sports continued their season of excellence as the women's cross country team showed true mettle at the NCAA Championships at St. Olaf's in Minnesota, finishing 15th in a 32-team field. Amherst went on to win the ...


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"When you can't be at Lane Stadium..."

Author: Mary Lane Lacking Internet access and being surrounded by 20 family members in a hotel nestled in Virginia's Blue Ridge Mountains made it impossible to keep up with NFL news over Thanksgiving Break. It by no means kept football out of my life, though.The Lane Family Reunion has been going on ...


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Swim team glides to an easy victory

Author: Jake Cohen The Middlebury Panthers flashed their fins last weekend in a crushing defeat of the Connecticut College swim team in the season opener. Even the whopping scores of the men's (168-116) and women's (170-112) victories are hardly reflective of the dominant performance by Middlebury swimmers. ...


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The sports backpage

Author: [no author name found] The weekly editor's picks, by the numbers, Midd scoreboard, and locker room features.


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Field hockey faces a tall task, comes up just short

Author: Jeff Patterson With temperatures more suited for ice hockey than field hockey - and the women's hockey team preparing for its season opener against Elmira - the Middlebury field hockey team took to Ursinus College's Snell Field on Oct. 17 and faced a Bowdoin team that had won 19 straight games, ...


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Athletes win over local community

Author: Lise Rosenberger As the Middlebury winter sports teams gear up for their impending seasons, their focus extends beyond simply getting in top shape and perfecting their plays. Off of their respective courts and ice arenas, teams participate in various forms of service to connect not only with ...


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The great eight

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First-years burst onto the hockey scene

Author: Dan Stevens In a slew of games surrounding the Thanksgiving recess, the women's hockey team returned in dominating form with a stunning core of new players as the 2007-2008 season got underway. With scores of 9-0 over Hamilton, 4-0 over Wesleyan and 3-1 over Elmira, the Panthers drew on their ...


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Football tops Tufts, takes NESCAC

Author: Benji Thurber Middlebury claimed its first outright NESCAC football championship on Saturday, Nov. 10, defeating Tufts on the road, 21-19. The Panthers ended their season with a 7-1 record, finishing a game ahead of both Trinity and WilliamsMiddlebury used a balanced performance by its offense, ...


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The sports backpage

Author: [no author name found] The weekly editor's picks, by the numbers, Midd scoreboard, and locker room features.


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Squash scores new coach, new status

Author: Matt Ferrer Eleven NESCAC schools≠, 21 NESCAC varsity squash teams-that is what the landscape of NESCAC squash looked like until this year. Middlebury was the only school in its conference that had a women's varsity squash program but not a men's one. "It was an anomaly," said Middlebury Athletic ...


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Hat trick does the trick vs. Wheaton

Author: Andrew Schlegel On Saturday, Nov. 11, the men's soccer team faced the Wheaton Lyons in the second round of the NCAA Division III Tournament. The Panthers raised the aggressive level of play that made them NESCAC champions, authoritatively handing Wheaton a 5-0 loss. "We came out like we had ...


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Winter sports preview

Author: [no author name found] SkiingOver Thanksgiving recess, members of Middlebury's cross country ski team will go across the country to find snow, stopping in West Yellowstone, Mont., like it has in years past, to train alongside other top collegiate teams as well as the U.S. national team.This ...


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The great eight

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"Andy, it's time to Reid between the lines"

Author: Mary Lane Although ¸ber-excited with Navy's 46-44, triple-overtime victory over Notre Dame, it's time to turn my attention to my pro team, the Philadelphia Eagles, who haven't been quite up to snuff lately. Head Coach Andy Reid has been experiencing major problems both on and off the field. ...