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Rachel Eldredge: Trainer, Miracle Worker, Friend

Tireless. This is just one word that describes Rachel Eldredge, the Assistant Director of Sports Medicine. She is an athletic trainer, a therapist and practically a mother to many athletes at Middlebury (the last two were conveniently left out of the job description). Rachel, or “Trachel” for “trainer ...


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Ultimate Frisbee Heads to Nationals

After a thrilling regular season, both the women’s and men’s ultimate frisbee teams earned their bids at New England D-III College Regionals last weekend by winning their pools on the first day of the tournament. The Middlebury Pranksters will be competing in the D-III College Championships, also ...


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Allez les Bleus: Women’s Soccer Heads to France

Even after a triumphant, whirlwind of a 2018 season, Middlebury Women’s Soccer has no plans of stopping now. In fact, they are more motivated than ever to protect their legacy, and will start with their training trip to France.  This past soccer season proved that the Panthers can definitely hold ...


The Setonian

Men’s Lax Loses Overtime Battle Against No. 3 Tufts

In by far the most exciting game of the year, the Middlebury Panthers were outlasted by Tufts University 14-13 in the NESCAC semifinals. On a day full of ups and downs and twists and turns, the Panthers left it all out on the field. Despite the loss, Midd held their heads high and were proud of how ...


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Women’s Rugby Takes NSCRO Nationals

This was a record season for the Middlebury College Women’s Rugby Club. On Saturday April 6, they competed in the Rugby Northeast 7’s tournament. The ladies tore up the field, winning three matches, allowing them to compete against one of the best teams in the nation: Bentley University.   The ...


The Setonian

Track and Field Breaks Records at DIII New Englands

The Middlebury track and field team competed well in the Division III New England Championships on Friday, May 3 and Saturday, May 4.   Previously, Nick Hendrix ’20 said the team would prepare for the meet with a “business as usual” attitude. “There will probably a bit more of an individual ...


The Setonian

Baseball Goes 2-2 Over the Weekend, Prepares for NESCACs

With a series win against the Amherst Mammoths, the Middlebury baseball team (23-10, 7-5) clinched a spot in the NESCAC Championship playoffs for the fourth time in program history and the second time in three seasons.  The Panthers started the week with a 12-3 win versus Union College (18-20, 14-10), ...


The Setonian

Tufts Downs Softball 2-0 in NESCAC Tournament

The Panthers played their last game of the season on Friday, May 3 against Tufts in the NESCAC Tournament. Though the softball season worked hard all season and made it to the tournament, the Jumbos ultimately won the game 2-0, and then went on to win the entire NESCAC Championship.   The Panthers ...


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Men’s Track and Field Triumphs, Women Place Second at NESCACs

The Middlebury track and field team began the first part of the championship season with a bang. On Saturday, April 27, the team competed with a great deal of passion at the NESCAC Championships. The men’s team ultimately captured the gold, while the women’s team came in second to Williams.  The ...


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Women’s Lacrosse Surges Past Bates in Quarterfinals

The Middlebury women’s lacrosse team dominated Bates in the first round of the NESCAC Tournament, winning 15-2. It took more than 40 minutes for the Bates Bobcats to score, while the Panthers racked up 15 points with two halves of impressive play. The Panthers looked to redeem themselves after an ...


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Men’s Lax Earns Huge Upset Win in NESCAC First Round

The Middlebury men’s lacrosse team entered the past weekend as the seventh seed in the NESCAC Tournament. After closing the regular season at 7-8, the Panthers were still confident they could make some damage in postseason play. Heading to second seed Wesleyan University on April 27, Middlebury showed ...


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Women’s Tennis Defeats Amherst and Skidmore

The Panthers wrapped up their regular season this past weekend as they picked up two victories against No. 6 Amherst (9-0) and No. 16 Skidmore (8-1). On Saturday, the Panthers blanked Amherst at home inside the Nelson Recreation Center before heading to Skidmore on Sunday for a 1:00 p.m. match. The ...


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Baseball Goes 3-1 Against Plymouth State and Wesleyan

The Middlebury Panthers (20-9, 5-4) wrapped up a four-game week with a series win over the Wesleyan University Cardinals (14-15, 4-5) in a NESCAC West matchup. In a 9-4 win versus Plymouth State (13-20, 4-9), Middlebury scored four times in the second inning. Plymouth State scored a run and loaded ...


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Despite Mammoth Sweep, Panthers Set to Play in NESCAC Tournament

Middlebury played its last series this weekend; they closed out the season with a five game losing streak.  The team played hard, but they were not able to snag a win from the Amherst Mammoths. The Panthers played twice on Saturday, April 28, losing 4-1 in the first game and 12-4 in the second with ...


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Men’s Tennis Falls to No. 4 Amherst

Middlebury narrowly fell short on Saturday to No. 4 Amherst, who have been on a tear this season and have locked up the No. 1 seed for the NESCAC tournament which starts tomorrow. The Panthers can take away the fact that the match was incredibly close and they missed taking down the upstart Mammoths ...


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Water Polo Crowned National Champions

The water polo team placed first in Division III club nationals hosted at Villanova University in Pennsylvania. Senior Alaina Pribis was voted MVP of the tournament.


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Photos of the Week: Relay for Life Carnival Promotes Cancer Awareness

Relay for Life hosted their annual spring event this past weekend on April 28. This year, the organization hosted a carnival-themed event in Kenon Arena, complete with a dunk tank, bouncy house and lots of games in order to raise money for the American Cancer Society. In the top picture, Amanda Dafonte ...


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Women’s Lacrosse Wins Tight Battle vs. No. 5 Tufts

Fresh off another win against the fifth-ranked team in the nation, the women’s lacrosse team has not looked back, extending their record to 13-1. Rookie Jane Earley ’22, who earned NESCAC Player of the Week, led the Panthers to a 10-9 victory over fifth-ranked Tufts with four goals. Earley clutched ...




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