Author: Jake Cohen Whether it is the leopard-print skirts on the men or the eccentric sequined blouses on the women, members of the Ultimate Frisbee team are renowned for their quirks, kinks and unabashed pride. This year at the karaoke contest, four members of the Ultimate Frisbee team took second ...
Author: ZAMIR AHMED & TOM MCCANN, SPORTS EDITORS Midd hockey gets high marksThe accolades keep coming for the Middlebury men's and women's hockey teams despite the end of their seasons over three weeks ago.Men's Head Coach Bill Beaney was named by the American Hockey Coaches Association the 2006 ...
Author: Sarah Luehrman Three NESCAC victories in a row have boosted the Middlebury women's lacrosse team's position in the league as well as its determination. A 19-6 victory over Tufts on Kohn Field Tuesday afternoon fueled a five-game winning streak for the 7-1 Panthers, and this weekend they travel ...
Author: Zamir Ahmed Berck plays second singles on the women's tennis team and was last year's NESCAC Rookie of the Year.The Campus: Why did you choose tennis?Amanda Berck: I chose tennis because it's a sport where you can, um, you create the results, no one else chooses your destination for you. Um, ...
Author: Dave Lee The Middlebury softball team returned to action against NESCAC rival Hamilton this Sunday, picking up two wins to begin its conference schedule a perfect 2-0. These wins are important to the team's overall record, but more importantly, they will give a boost to the team's confidence ...
Author: Chris Dowd This past weekend the Middlebury men's and women's track and field teams hosted and won the annual Middlebury Invitational. Coming back from the perfect conditions of sunny San Diego, the Panthers competed against Vermont, Colby-Sawyer, Union, St. Rose and Norwich in what coach Nicole ...
Author: Tory Hayes After sweeping each of its first four matches 7-0, the Middlebury men's tennis team flew the coop over spring break, heading to sunny California for its first real test of the season: seven matches in 10 days. Still, 3,000 miles were not enough to keep the team from playing like ...
Author: ZAMIR AHMED, SPORTS EDITOR Renehan '06 grabs POTWMiddlebury's Elizabeth Renehan '06 was named the NESCAC Women's Lacrosse Player of the Week on April 3. The co-captain recorded six goals and three assists as the Panthers picked up two wins during the week to move to 5-1 on the season.On March ...
Author: Justin Golenbock "A man awakes clutching his hamstring after burning the candle late at Paddy O's the night previous. His head is shaved, and he sports a handlebar mustache, a tire around the waist and white salt stains across his forehead. He checks the calendar, April 3. Next to the date is ...
Author: James Kerrigan When Middlebury College sports teams have not been winning championships, they have been making their presence felt through contributions off the field, court and rink. To date, 10 teams are participating in this year's Relay For Life event on April 28-29.Relay For Life, a fundraising ...
Author: Tom McCann, Sports Editor The Campus: Is riding horses your favorite thing to do in the world?Mercy Trent: Definitely in the top five.TC: How did you get into it in the first place?MT: I don't know, I was a horse-crazy little kid - I mean, I feel like a lot of little girls are. So I started ...
Author: Steve Beslow Middlebury's dominance over Division III men's hockey has reached dynastic proportions…again. After a 22-2-2 regular season, a no-sweat NESCAC title and a solid first-round game, Bill Beaney's squad headed down to Elmira, N.Y. and played their way to a third straight NCAA National ...
Author: Zamir Ahmed, sports editor The Campus: When did you first play baseball?Ryan Armstrong: I started playing probably when I was about five or six, tee-ball like everyone else, then I just played through my town and then through high school and now here.TC: So, do you play any other sports?RA: ...
Author: Geoff Homer While all of us enjoyed the sun and sand, the men's lacrosse team was hard at work competing in three games. The Panthers won the first game at home before going south for their annual spring break trip, during which they compiled a .500 record on the road. On Saturday, March 18, ...
Author: Jake Cohen The Middlebury women's hockey program won its third consecutive NCAA National Championship last week with a 3-1 win over number one-seeded Plattsburgh in Stafford Ice Arena. Led by Coach Bill Mandigo, the second-ranked women fought their way through the playoffs beating Manhattanville ...
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 ...