Notes from the desk: On a world without sports
April 16, 2020
Our senior sports editor writes about a world without sports.
NESCAC promotes Mental Health Awareness Week
By Henry Wilhelm
February 27, 2020
For schools across our conference, this week is NESCAC Mental Health Awareness Week. But what does “awareness” mean? It’s a question the Student Athlete Advisory Committee, or SAAC, asked ourselves as we planned the events for the week. Being aware of your mental health is about taking time to...
WINTER SPORTS ARE HERE
November 21, 2019
Strong seniors to lead indoor track BY JORDAN HOWELL As the cold weather hits and J-Term approaches, so does the indoor track and field season. During the last indoor season, the men placed fifth in the Division III New England Championships while the women captured fourth. In the indoor NCAA Championships, the men tied for sevent...
Football Brings Home the Old Rocking Chair
By LAUREN BOYD
November 8, 2018
The Panther football team took home a big win against the Hamilton Continentals this weekend, pulling off a 35-17 victory in the Old Rocking Chair Classic. Not only did the Panthers improve their Old Rocking Chair Classic record, beating the Continentals 31 out of their 39 meetings all-time, but they al...
Field Hockey Defeats Tufts for Second Consecutive NESCAC Championship
By BENJY RENTON
November 4, 2018
After a three hour rain delay against Trinity during the NESCAC semifinals on November 3, the field hockey team won its second consecutive NESCAC championship and seventh in program history, defeating Tufts 1-0 at home. The top seed in the NESCAC tournament, the Panthers will receive an automatic b...
Field Hockey Cuts it Close in Win Over Jumbos
By CAROLINE BARTLETT
October 11, 2018
With family and friends cheering it on, the Middlebury field hockey team extended its streak to 10–0 on Saturday, beating the Tufts Jumbos 2–1 in overtime. The Panthers took the lead after just four minutes of play, when junior Marissa Baker scored as part of a penalty corner. Tufts managed to...
Men’s Soccer Remains Tied After Double OT
By ERIK ARVIDSSON
October 11, 2018
The undefeated Tufts team rolled into Middlebury for a conference clash against the Panthers last weekend. The Jumbos were welcomed by a classic Vermont day, grey skies and cold temperatures that made the Panthers feel right at home. A crowd of parents, siblings and alumni made for an exciting atmos...
Football Shut Down by Amherst
By LAUREN BOYD
October 11, 2018
The rivalry between Middlebury and Amherst is historically intense. Not only have both teams ended with impressive records the past few years, but they have also been competitively vying for the top spot in the conference with other top NESCAC teams. Two years ago, during the 2016 season, Middleb...
Photos of the Week: Fans Flock to Fall Family Weekend Games
October 11, 2018
BENJY RENTON/THE MIDDLEBURY CAMPUS BENJY RENTON/THE MIDDLEBURY CAMPUS ...
Women’s Golf Takes Bronze at NESCACs
By EMILY BIAN
October 11, 2018
The women’s golf team took to their home tees last weekend in the 2018 NESCAC Women’s Golf Championship/George Phinney Classic. The Panthers were in mid-season form, considering they had competed in four tournaments and invitationals throughout the fall season. The Panthers ultimately placed third, and riva...
