Author: Kellan Florio Competing against a field studded with former Olympians, world junior champions and national team members from all over the world, Megan Hughes '08 and John Rusten '05 turned in heroic performances to lead the Middlebury alpine and nordic teams into eighth place overall at the ...
Author: BY RYAN REESE, SPORTS EDITOR Equestrian prances at Midd This past Sunday, the Middlebury equestrian team hosted its own invitational meet. With competitors traveling from throughout New England, the meet went off without a hitch. The team's stables, located in New Haven, Vt., were bustling ...
Author: Eri Nosaka The Middlebury Men's tennis team started their season with a three consecutive wins. On March 12, the defending national champions boasted victories over University of Rochester, Hamilton College and Brandeis University, dropping only one match the entire weekend.Due to the tennis ...
Author: Jason Lockhart In what was touted to be a back and forth game between two highly skilled and fast men's hockey teams, there was no disappointment, as Middlebury and Curry combined for 73 shots. However, Curry was unable to keep pace with the speed and skill of Middlebury as the Panthers cruised ...
Author: JEFF PATTERSON Notre Dame and Indiana were locked out of the NCAA tournament when the seeds were unveiled Sunday evening. As a result, Indiana, whose state bird is Larry and whose state motto is "Play Basketball or Die," will have to host four first-round games without a hometown team in the ...
Author: Sarah Polling Luehrman Last weekend, Middlebury Swimming and Diving sent a small, elite team of women to the NCAA Division III Championships, where they placed ninth out of 53 teams attending for the second year in a row. The Panthers' strong performance at NCAA's was the culminating event in ...
Author: Jeff Paterson My NCAA brackets are usually brackish, but nonetheless. Note Carefully Article's Argument. The University of the Pacific will go farther in the tournament than the 11,000 miles the Ocean is wide. Their only two losses this season came at Allen Field House to then #2-ranked Kansas ...
Author: Jason Lockhart Just one month ago, life was looking bleak for the men's hockey team. They had just finished up a pair of weekends that saw them lose to Hamilton, tie Babson and narrowly defeat a couple of lesser conference opponents. That string of games coupled with their three consecutive ...
Author: Ryan Reese This past weekend, select members of the Panther Indoor Track and Field squad made their way south in order to compete in the Open New England Championships. With only the best of the best in attendance, there were sure to be some fireworks throughout the evening's competition. Yale ...
Author: Tom McCann The women's hockey NESCAC Championship trophy is back where it belongs - Middlebury College. The women entered the weekend knowing that in order to claim the championship they would have to first topple Williams College, a team that held Middlebury to a 1-1 tie on January 18, and ...
Author: RYAN REESE Panthers grab more accolades As the men's and women's hockey teams stormed through their respective NESCAC tournaments this past weekend, they also managed to pick up quite a few honors and awards. The women's team placed five players on the All-NESCAC First and Second Teams. Senior ...
Author: Tom McCann Following 7-1 and 8-1 victories against Trinity earlier in the season, one might have been forgiven for thinking that the Middlebury women's hockey team would just have to show up to claim a place in the NESCAC semifinals next weekend. As it were, the women took to the ice in their ...
Author: Ryan Reese, Sports Edtors Beaney named Sports Fellow Bill Beaney, the head coach of men's hockey team as well as men's and women's golf teams, has added another outstanding award to his already extensive resume. The Institute for International Sport has recognized Beaney as a 2005 Sports Ethics ...
Author: Kellan Florio Feasting on adrenaline and fervent fan support, the Middlebury ski teams posted some of their best results of the season and carved out another third place finish at their home carnival and Eastern Championship last weekend. The alpine squad paced the Panthers with their first ...
Author: Jeff Paterson If Antoine Walker walked the 1,818 miles from Boston to Dallas and then moved East to Atlanta before returning home, he certainly would need a rest. However, since he had the luxury of flying and a period of 482 days to make that journey, Antoine was rested and ready to play an ...
Author: Ryan Reese This past weekend the Indoor Track team's cream of the crop made their way south to Boston to compete in the Open New England Championships. As one of the last steps before the prized NCAA Championships, there is no doubt that the pressure was on. The results showed that the Panthers ...
Author: Zamir Ahmed After a three-week layoff from competition in which to rest and ready themselves for the end-of-the-year championship meets, the Middlebury men's swimming and diving team was anxious to get back in the water and put up a good performance. On Feb. 25 to 27 the Panthers did just that, ...
Author: Jason Lockhart In what could have been the last home game for this year's seniors, all four classes contributed to Middlebury's 3-0 win over Hamilton in their NESCAC quarterfinal matchup. Ross Cherry '08 recorded his first career shutout as a Panther, stopping 21 shots for the win.Captain Brian ...
Author: Ryan Reese, Sports Editor This past weekend, the Middlebury women's basketball team tipped off against the Ephs of Williams in quarterfinal action of the NESCAC tournament. Unfortunately, the gym at Williams was the end of the road for the Panthers as they fell by a score of 81-44. Middlebury's ...
Author: Zamir Ahmed The Middlebury women's squash team capped off a successful season last weekend by capturing the Walker Cup at Princeton University for the second straight year. The Walker Cup goes to the winner of the 'C' division of the Howe Cup, the most prestigious title in women's collegiate ...