Author: Michael McCormick Middlebury women's tennis has three wins and two losses thus far in their spring season, as they played an indoor match at home before spring break and then headed south for warmer weather and outdoor tennis. The Panthers beat Brandeis 9-0 in their first match of the season ...
Author: Zamir Ahmed, sports editor Quizon '06 top player in D-IIIIn a fitting end to her collegiate hockey career, Middlebury's women's hockey team captain Emily Quizon '06 was named the American Hockey Coaches Association Women's College Player of the Year. She is the fourth Panther to win the award ...
Author: Justin Golenbock Eric Rosemund '06 catches the inbound, sizes up the hoop, drives left…SWAT. Though a step behind, 5'10" Josh Feldman '06 comes from seemingly nowhere to reject Rosemund's shot with such force that the ball hits off the gym wall six feet beyond the basket.Embarrassing? Most ...
Author: Sarah Luehrman The Panthers are off to a roaring start with last weekend's 18-11 road victory over Colby. The team played a tight and competitive game, never allowing Colby to surpass them. "Although we had some lapses," commented captain Emily Erickson '06, "we were really able to pull it together ...
Author: Tom McCann The Campus: So, why lacrosse?Emily Erickson: Well, I played lacrosse, basketball and field hockey in high school and I thought about playing all of them here, but decided that there was other stuff that I wanted to do. I kinda thought lacrosse would be a cool sport to play since we've ...
Author: Geoff Homer & Brooke Farquhar Last week the Middlebury alpine ski team headed out to Ski Town USA - Steamboat, Colo. - to compete against the nation's top Division I collegiate ski programs. After an impressive season on the eastern circuit which saw multiple top 10 finishes and some podium ...
Author: Ryan W. Reese "For Tom McCann and Ryan Reese, this is Dan Berkman signing off for Panther hockey on WRMC 91.1." With these words, Berkman '06.5 disconnected from the airwaves and live Internet feed to end the radio broadcast of the NCAA quarterfinal game between Middlebury's women's hockey team ...
Author: Justin Golenbock Rumors have been swirling after recent stories that have suggested mutual personal interest between Maria Sharapova and LeBron James ("That day might present itself," he responded in seriousness to a joke about going out with Maria after the ESPYs). This is not a good thing. ...
Author: ZAMIR AHMED, SPORTS EDITOR Women's water polo goes 3-1The Middlebury women's water polo team put up a strong showing two weekends ago at the season-opening tournament at Williams College. The team won three of its four games against regional rivals at the competition to earn a tie atop the division ...
Author: ZAMIR AHMED, SPORTS EDITOR Panthers honored by NESCACLast week, the NESCAC named the All-Conference teams for winter sports and, not surprisingly, a number of Panthers were selected for their impressive performances during the season.The Middebury women's hockey team collected the most accolades, ...
Author: Steve Beslow It is likely that, at some point in the future, Middlebury will no longer be the driving force in NESCAC hockey. Then again, maybe not. After going undefeated in the conference this season, the men's hockey team achieved its first goal of the post-season, cruising through the NESCAC ...
Author: Tom McCann, Sports Editor The Campus: So, have you been playing tennis since you were a fetus?Nate Edmunds: Well, I played a lot of other sports as well. I played soccer, and mostly baseball. I kinda started playing tennis because my brothers started playing so I'd just tag along with them. ...
Author: Justin Golenbock What's the deal with baseball fans in this country not buying into the World Baseball Classic?Okay, yes: it's a blatant MLB pitch designed to promote their product to an international audience. Is that a bad thing? Yes. Many of the top MLB stars from the two favorites (the American ...
Author: James Kerrigan For the second straight season, the Middlebury women's hockey team captured the NESCAC title with a victory over Bowdoin. Where the Panthers emerged from the Championship game with a 5-1 victory last year, they improved on the margin of victory this time around, winning 8-2 last ...
Author: Robbie de Picciotto Members of the Middlebury indoor track team traveled to Connecticut last Friday, March 3, for a meet hosted by Trinity that was held on Yale's campus. This was titled the "Last Chance" meet because it was the final opportunity for individual racers to qualify for the NCAA ...
Author: Jake Cohen Last Sunday, Middlebury was home to the third New England climbing competition this year. Climbers from Bates, Colby, Dartmouth, UVM, RPI and Miami of Ohio came to represent their schools and display their talents on the rock wall. In pursuance with climbing competition rules, no ...
Author: James Kerrigan Next year's Winter Carnival will be Middlebury's first without Terry Aldrich in over 30 years. Effective July 1, Aldrich will step down as Nordic Ski Coach - he will continue to coach the cross country teams and will fulfill other administrative duties.Last weekend, a group of ...
Author: Ryan W. Reese After an early winter that has been less-than-ferocious, it did not appear that Middlebury's 83rd Winter Carnival would live up to its "Iced Out" title. However, the Nordic ski team did its best to capture the figurative sense of the terminology by accumulating an impressive amount ...
Author: ZAMIR AHMED, SPORTS EDITOR Swimmers honored by NESCACOn Feb. 21, nine members of the Middlebury women's swimming and diving team were named to the NESCAC All-Conference Team based on their performance at last week's conference championship meet. The Panthers took second at the meet behind Williams, ...
Author: [no author name found] The Panthers ended their season on a high note on Saturday, placing 14th overall at the Howe Cup, the national championship for women's squash at Harvard. The team finished sixth in the B flight, winning one match and losing two. Seeded 16th going into the tournament, ...