Author: [no author name found] Momentum is such a precious commodity at all levels of sporting competition. It has the power to carry a team like the Red Sox from 0-3 against the Yankees to a sweep of the Cardinals little more than a week later. Yet it remains desperately hard to attain, even harder ...
Author: Eri Nosaka After a quick and painless defeat of Skidmore College with a score of 7-0, the Middlebury men's tennis team went on to win their second consecutive NESCAC Men's Tennis Championship Tournament, hosted by Amherst College on April 22-24. With close scores for the second and third places, ...
Author: RYAN REESE, SPORTS EDITOR Guza '05 knocks out NESCAC Senior Lauren Guza pounded her way through the past week and her efforts did not go unnoticed. While putting up otherworldly numbers on the diamond, the senior led the Panthers through the last seven days and notched four important conference ...
Author: JEFF PATTERSON Last week, Gary Sheffield over threw his cut-off man, but, man, his face was almost cut-off in the process. Acting like a real idiot, a Red Sox fan took a swipe at the New York right-fielder; while another man, who was sitting several seats closer to the visitor's bullpen, intentionally ...
Author: Heather Wright It took a solid 8-1 win over Williams for the Middlebury College women's tennis team to regain their winning ways. They faced the Ephs on Saturday, April 16 on their own Proctor courts. Middlebury came out ready to win against the Ephs and succeeded in avenging their loss the ...
Author: Kellan Florio One week after being no-hit by a dominant Williams pitching staff, the Panther bats awoke from their slumber, exploding for 43 runs over six games this week, sweeping NESCAC foes Wesleyan and Hamilton and splitting a pair with Castleton State to improve their record to 11-7 (5-1 ...
Author: Stephanie Pritchard The warm weather enjoyed by Midd-kids everywhere was especially appreciated by the Middlebury rowers who had their first water practices since spring break. After a week of intensive workouts before sunrise, Middlebury crew traveled to Saratoga, N.Y. to compete against the ...
Author: Eri Nosaka This past week the men's tennis team triumphed over three notable teams. The Panthers started off the week against Union College and crushed them with a score of 7-0. Then on April 16 Middlebury played Amherst College. Amherst, ranked 20th in the nation, proved to be a tough competitor ...
Author: Sarah Poling Luehrman The Bowdoin Polar Bears walked onto their home field no doubt still smarting from last year's 7-9 loss against Middlebury in the NESCAC semifinal. During that game almost a year ago, the Panthers pulled ahead midway through the first half and never let Bowdoin catch all ...
Author: James Edward Kerrigan The Panther's suffered their fourth straight loss on Wednesday against Massachusetts College, but rebounded with a three game sweep of divisional opponent Hamilton.Mass. College took a commanding 6-0 lead after the first inning and never looked back. Mass. College took ...
Author: Zamir Ahmed On Saturday, April 16, the Middlebury track and field team donned their spikes and game-faces for a trip to New York and the chance to compete in the Albany Spring Classic. There the Panthers took on nine other teams from the region, including Division I colleges Syracuse University ...
Author: Tom McCann The last time Middlebury hosted Amherst at Kohn Field, a place in the NESCAC Championship Game was at stake. On that occasion, the Panthers ran out 7-2 winners as a result of a fourth quarter in which Middlebury held a 4-0 advantage. This time around it was much closer, as Amherst ...
Author: Stephanie Pritchard After yet another week of practice on the ergometers, waiting for Lake Dunmore to thaw, Middlebury's crew team traveled to Amherst College for the "Big Three Regatta" against the hosting Lord Jeffs and the Bowdoin College Polar Bears. Both of the opponents have been practicing ...
Author: Eri Nosaka This past week the men's tennis team again proved that they deserve to be ranked number one in Division III tennis. On April 6th Middlebury faced Williams College, a team that the Panthers last met on the courts for a shot at the NESCAC Championsihp last year. On that occassion the ...
Author: Kellan Florio Tangling for the first time since last year's NESCAC title game, the Panthers and Ephs would need extra innings to settle both legs of their doubleheader at Middlebury on Saturday with each team coming away with a win. The Middlebury women rallied in the bottom of the ninth for ...
Author: Heather Wright The Middlebury College women's tennis team, currently number seven in the nation, faced a tough Amherst team, ranked number two in the nation, in their first match since their return from California. The Panthers suffered a disappointing loss on Sunday by a score of 7-2. Amherst ...
Author: JEFF PATTERSON The anxiety for Chris DiMarco and Tiger Woods on their final holes at Augusta National was nothing compared to that shared by golf fans on campus this Sunday. When we turned to CBS' 50th Anniversary coverage of golf's first major, we saw a fuzzy picture, not the tournament that ...
Author: RYAN REESE, SPORTS EDITOR SPORTSBRIEFS Mandigo earns national honor The awards and honors for Bill Mandigo just keep coming. The Head Coach of the Middlebury women's hockey team was named the American Hockey Coaches Association (AHCA) national coach of the year. The award comes after Mandigo ...
Author: Sarah Poling Leuhrman Last weekend, the Middlebury sailing team coasted down to Amherst for the first regatta of the year, Western Series 1, against Amherst, University of Vermont (UVM), Williams and Worcester Polytchnic Institure (WPI). Four Middlebury sailors, Meaghan McGrath '08, Dean Atyia ...
Author: James Edward Kerrigan Panther's baseball looked strong in its home opener Wednesday, April 6, pounding St. Michaels 15-4. But over the weekend, the men lost all three divisional games to Amherst College.Wednesday afternoon provided bright sunshine and sharp baseball. The grass was brown and ...