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The Setonian

Column as I see 'em

Author: JEFF PATTERSON Hail Mary! Doug Flutie will be backing-up Tom Brady this year as the New England Patriots try for their third Super Bowl in four years. Flutie will be looking to add a Big Game ring to his three Canadian Football League Grey Cups. I think that Doug Flutie running a naked bootleg ...


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Golfers win at Eph Invite

Author: Jason Lockhart Just like they did in the fall, the women's golf team traveled to Williams and finished first in their last tournament of the season. This top finish, however, was more notable than the fall's because Middlebury outpaced five other teams, compared to three in October. The Panthers ...


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Midd crew washes away competition

Author: Stephanie Pritchard Middlebury Crew participated in the New England Championship Regatta (NECR) this weekend on Lake Quinsigamond in Worchester, Mass. The regatta is by invitation only and only those teams that have earned a bid can compete. There were 21 total entries for the women's varsity ...


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Women's tennis set to host NCAA regional

Author: Heather Wright This past weekend the Middlebury College women's tennis team hosted the 2005 NESCAC Championships. They finished third overall, behind Amherst and Tufts, respectively. Amherst dominated the tournament, but Middlebury was hoping to come in second. The tournament does not affect ...


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Men's lacrosse ends season with 17-10 victory

Author: Zamir Ahmed The Middlebury men's lacrosse team wrapped up their regular season this past week on a high note, notching its ninth and 10th straight wins of the season and claiming the top seed in the NESCAC tournament. The Panthers head into this week's tournament with a 12-1 overall record and ...


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Racket-wielding women to host NESCACs

Author: Heather Wright After a decisive 9-0 victory against Bowdoin on Saturday, the Middlebury College women's tennis team finished out their regular season with a record of 12-2. The Panthers hosted the Polar Bears and sent them home without allowing them to capture a single match.Amy Roche '07 commented, ...


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Bats power Midd past Skidmore and Wesleyan

Author: James Edward Kerrigan Middlebury baseball picked up two victories and extended their win streak to five consecutive games over this past week. After going on the road to beat Skidmore 9-6, the Panthers returned home for the weekend hoping to build on their momentum and earn crucial wins against ...


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Column as I see 'em

Author: JEFF PATTERSON In beer terms, a draught is pronounced draft, but in 49er terms, a draft is supposed to end a drought. Saturday, all 32 teams were on the clock, just like the Rolex trademark is. With the first pick in each of the first seven rounds, the 1849ers were trying to strike gold. Most ...


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SPORTS BRIEFS

Author: RYAN REESE, SPORTS EDITOR Winstead '06 leads lax attack There is no doubt that the Middlebury women's lacrosse team is finding its stride and hitting it hard down the home stretch of the spring campaign. Undoubtedly, there have been many key contributors. This week, Schuyler Winstead '06 led ...


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SPORTSBRIEFS

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 ...


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Column as I see 'em

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 ...


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Middlebury swings through rival Williams

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 ...


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Crew heads to NE regatta

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 ...




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