The Bowdoin Orient

The Polar Bears rounded out their cross-country season this past weekend at the Eastern Intercollegiate Skiing Association (EISA) Championships with their best carnival performance this year.

After another solid performance at the Middlebury Carnival, the nordic ski team is looking to ski into the history books this weekend at the Bates Carnival.

It has been a very consistent winter for the nordic ski team, which will look to continue its solid performances this weekend at the Middlebury Carnival in Middlebury, Vermont.

After a record-setting performance in which the Polar Bears placed second overall at the Broomhall Cup, the goal for last weekend at the University of Vermont (UVM) Carnival was to keep up the strong skiing. They did.

When it comes to athletic competition, momentum can play a huge role in success, and one great weekend can snowball into the next weekend and beyond. For the nordic ski team, this phenomenon seems to be true.

The women's tennis team completed its fall season with a solid performance at the New England Women's Invitational Tennis Tournament (NEWITT).

After dispatching D-I Holy Cross in impressive fashion (7-0) in its only dual match of the fall season, the women's tennis team continued its successful fall with a strong showing at the Gail Smith Doubles Tournament hosted by Middlebury College.

At last weekend's West Point Invitational, a tournament comprised of all D-I teams except for Bowdoin and Amherst, the women's tennis team showed that its members have the grit and talent to play at any level.

After a strong showing from five members of the women's tennis team this past weekend at the Intercollegiate Tennis Association's (ITA) New England Championship, the Polar Bears will attempt to maintain the momentum as they travel to the West Point Invitational today.