Author: Kellen Florio After three months of on-snow preparation the Middlebury alpine and nordic ski teams finally kicked off their carnival season with a respectable third place finish at the Bates Carnival, held on Jan. 21 and 22. Tallying a total of 718 points, the UVM Catamounts claimed their first ...
Author: Matt Kunzweiler For some, its creation has presented yet another opportunity for intramural glory. For a select few, it has been an excuse to break out mid-thigh region P.E. shorts, and for others, a chance to reenact that empowering scene from "Billy Madison." Regardless of the calling, gym ...
Author: Anna Christina-Furney Panther hockey shows no weakness when it comes to its female force. While the women's hockey team has begun the most challenging portion of their season, the players do not appear hesitant when it comes to their opposition. With a 13-0-1 record, and riding the first place ...
Author: Zamir Ahmed The Middlebury men's swimming and diving team posted two impressive victories this weekend, boosting their record to 3-1. The Panthers beat Colby on Saturday 155-127 and Bates on Sunday 168-102, hosting both meets at the Middlebury College Natatorium. It was the team's third straight ...
Author: Sarah Polling Luehrman This weekend, the Middlebury College women swimmers and divers kicked off the New Year with two victories over NESCAC competitors Colby and Bates. The Panthers defeated Colby 155-115 on Saturday, and Bates 162-130 Sunday in the Middlebury Natatorium. The Middlebury women ...
Author: Kellan Florio With the 2005 carnival season fastly approaching, the Middlebury men's and women's alpine ski teams competed in several national FIS races over this past weekend to prepare for the start of their season.The women's side battled the steep and icy slopes of Smugglers Notch for a ...
Author: Ryan W Reese During a lengthy trip to the barrens of Wisconsin this past weekend, the Middlebury women's hockey team didn't mess around. They did however manage to pick up three W's against top-notch opponents. A 4-3 overtime thriller against Gustavus Adolphus, a dominating 4-0 romp over UWRF ...
Author: Heather Wright The Middlebury Women's basketball team begins the year 1-1, which brings their record to 6-5. After struggling in their first game back from winter break against Colby-Sawyer, they came out strong and ready to beat Clarkson 65-56.The Panthers fell to Colby-Sawyer 66-51 on January ...
Author: [no author name found] Lack of snow halts activitiesThe lack of sub freezing temperatures and significant snowfall has left the winter sports options in a undeniably depleted state. At the Middlebury College Snow Bowl, the entire backside remains closed while Mt. Worth's trail are reserved to ...
Author: David Linholm Maybe some of you are worried about your athletic exploits here at Middlebury. Well, I'm sure you've heard about my triumphs (I'm kind of a big deal), so you might be wondering why I don't play on every single varsity sport. The truth is: I'm not a star at everything. No really! ...
Author: Zamir Ahmed The Middlebury men's and women's indoor track teams traveled to Dartmouth College last weekend to compete at the 36th Annual Dartmouth Relays. The meet marked the start of the Panthers' season and gave the team the chance to compete against top colleges of all sizes from New England ...
Author: Eri Nosaka After tough losses to Plymouth State earlier this month, the Middlebury Panthers, failed to pull out a victory against Colby- Sawyer and Skidmore College. Both games were extremely close. On January 6, the Panthers led from the beginning of the game until the remaining 12 minutes ...
Author: Jason Lockhart The men's hockey team had much to prove coming into the New Year. They handled everything that was thrown at them in 2004 finishing off the year with a nearly unblemished record of 6-0-1. They continued their undefeated season starting off the year with a perfect NCAA record of ...
Author: Ryan Reese The winter is now upon us and, among other things, it brings to us a brand new slate of sports. One of these new cold-weather games is women's squash. Contrary to popular belief, this sport does not include acorns, gourds or any affiliation with the mushy vegetable that is commonplace ...
Author: Mike Kennedy The Middlebury women's ice hockey team begins its season this Friday night expecting to contend for both the NESCAC and national crowns. Coming off an impressive 19-3-4 mark of last season, which included the NESCAC title, the Panthers look to improve upon that and reclaim the NCAA ...
Author: Tom McCann Cricket. All too often that word carries connotations of a boring, slow paced, silly English game. While it is slow, it is inherently English and can at times be intensely boring, it remains a game played by a huge percentage of the world population, and Middlebury College has a team, ...
Author: David Lindholm The Middlebury Men's Squash Club began its 2003-2004 season with a good showing in its first weekend, winning twice and dropping one match at Colgate University. The team left on Friday afternoon and barely made it to Hamilton, N.Y., after a blizzard and faulty directions left ...
Author: Andreas Apostolatos As the perennially dominant Middlebury men's hockey team awaits the opening bell for its 2003-2004 campaign, it seems a common trend that returning forces will be pivotal to the program's success this year. Among the many players coming back from the 2002-2003 roster is the ...
Author: Sean Breen While winter has yet to make its mark on Middlebury's campus, the alpine ski team's preparation for the 2003-2004 season is well underway. The Middlebury Snow Bowl does not open until Friday, Dec. 5, but Killington Mountain is already open, with hundreds of skiers and boarders packing ...
Author: Tom McCann The Middlebury women's field hockey team is going to the Final Four of the National Championships in Pennsylvania next weekend. Montclair, and then even the defending champions, could not slow down the momentum of the Panthers as Montclair fell 3-2 on Friday before Rowan were rolled ...