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The Setonian

Track and Field Women Place First, Men Second at Silfen Invitational

The Middlebury track and field team continued its dominance during the Silfen Invitational on Friday, April 12 and Saturday, April 13. The men came in second place, and the women came in first.   Nathan Hill ’20 said, “I thought the team performed really well this weekend. Everyone seemed to meet ...


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Women’s Tennis Crushes Weekend, Beats No.1 Emory

The Middlebury women’s tennis team wrapped up one of the most monumental weekends in Panther history on Sunday, knocking off top ranked Emory (6-3) to hand them their first loss of the season. The Panthers also edged sixth ranked Wesleyan (5-4) on Saturday to boot, taking over their hold on the No. ...


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Women’s Lacrosse Continues Winning Streak, Defeating MIT 20-2

Fresh out of three wins over spring break, the Middlebury women’s lacrosse team has not looked back, securing two more wins this week as they head into the second half of the season. With a dominating 9-1 record, the team has continued to develop their skills and competitive edge.  Over spring break, ...


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College Hosts Second Annual Women in Tennis Together Workshop

While the length of tennis games are confined to sets and matches, its benefits last over the course of a lifetime. On Saturday, April 6, the United States Tennis Association (USTA) hosted an on-campus, one-day workshop open to girls in grades nine through twelve. The workshop, which is part of the ...


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Cycling Club Hosts Weybridge Road Race

The Middlebury Cycling Club hosted its first Eastern Collegiate Cycling Conference (ECCC) race in recent history, with over 200 cyclists from schools around the Northeast descending upon the Champlain Valley for a day of racing along Vermont’s picturesque country roads. This race was the second in ...


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Baseball Goes Two for Three Over the Weekend

The Middlebury baseball team (13-6, 2-1) improved to 13-6 on the season after splitting a double-header with Tufts University (15-4, 2-1) on Saturday, April 6, and picking up a win versus Plymouth State University (9-11, 2-3) on Sunday, April 7. With no conference matchups this past week, the Panther ...


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Middlebury Goes Mad for March Madness

As you probably know, NCAA March Madness is officially over as Virginia beat Texas Tech 85-77 on Monday night. If you’re looking for a technical recap of the game, look elsewhere. We here on The Campus will leave the hard-hitting Division I reporting to the professionals because we know what our readers ...


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Men’s Tennis Struggles Over Weekend, Goes 1-2

After starting the season 7-0, the Panthers are coming off of a tough stretch, winning two matches and losing five since March 25. This past weekend the Panthers fell to steadily improving No. 7 Wesleyan and No. 3 Emory, each by a score of 6-3.  The No. 2 ranked Panthers started off uncharacteristically ...


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Softball Can’t Get a Break

The Panthers started off the season strong, winning their first four games. Since then, however, they seemed to have lost their momentum. Spring break was supposed to be an opportunity for them to thrive and build off their success from the previous week, but it appears that their glory was rather short-lived, ...


The Setonian

Men’s Lacrosse Splits NESCAC Play, Beats Springfield

After a successful midweek game against conference foe, Hamilton, the Middlebury Panthers looked to keep their win streak alive against the Colby Mules this past Saturday. The Panthers seemed fired up for this game right from the start, with chants of “What up, Blue!” echoing throughout Youngman ...


The Setonian

Track and Field Scores at the Amherst Spring Fling

Although it feels like the indoor track season ended only recently, the team is already several meets into the outdoor season.  On Saturday, April 6, the team participated in the Amherst Spring Fling with impressive results.   On the team’s performance at this meet, Noah Wagner-Carlberg ’19 said, ...


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Women’s Lacrosse Captures Tight Win Against Cardinals

This past weekend, the Middlebury women’s lacrosse team improved their record to 3-1, defeating fellow NESCAC competition, the Wesleyan Cardinals, 8-7. Momentum shifted back and forth throughout the game, but the Panthers drove in the winning goal with just five minutes on the clock.  Though the ...


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Men’s Lacrosse Nets a Win Against Nationally Ranked Dickinson

The Middlebury men’s lacrosse team traveled to Baltimore, MD this past weekend to play in the Mustang Classic. After suffering a 12-6 loss to conference foe, Wesleyan Cardinals, the Panthers rebounded and defeated nationally ranked Dickinson 16-11.  After a 9-2 deficit in the first half of the Wesleyan ...


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Women’s Tennis Serves Up Heat Against Brandeis

The Middlebury women’s tennis team, now 2-0, continued their killer start to the season with a 9-0 sweep against No. 20 Brandeis (3-4) this past Saturday in the Nelson Recreation Center.  Once again, the Panthers showed no mercy as they started off the match by taking all three points during doubles ...


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Men’s Tennis Heads Into Spring Break Undefeated

The defending national champion Panthers in tennis remain undefeated after a home weekend during which they beat two ranked opponents in No. 10 Brandeis and No. 33 Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.  Brandeis made an incredible jump from the mid-20’s in the national rankings after a win over 11th-ranked ...


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Baseball Wins Series Against Emory

The Middlebury baseball team (3-2, 0-0) improved its non-conference record to 3-2, after a three-win week facing Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute on March 14 (3-4, 0-0) followed by a three-game series against Emory University (7-8, 0-0) on Saturday, March 16 and Sunday, March 17. Last Thursday, the ...




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