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April
6, 2001
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Sailing
setting records
After a grueling week of training in Annapolis over spring break,
the Bowdoin Sailing Team has begun its season with a bang. In fact
the women's team is ranked 14th in the country, a first-time achievement.
During their trip, the team sailed in the Owen trophy. Mitch O'Neill
'01, Bowdoin's top skipper, sailed in the A division with crew Melanie
Keene '03.
Stoned
Clowns Bowdoin's
Ultimate team, the Stoned Clown, has made a turn around this year.
The Clown, who previously had few tournaments with a winning record,
emerged from the fall season with a winning record and looks forward
to the coming season.
Rough
start for baseball While
the rest of us are still shaking spring break from our minds, the
baseball team has already played 15 games after a trip to Homestead,
Florida and two victorious double-headers away from campus. The
men took on teams from Ramapo to MIT down South, losing their first
five. "We had a very tough schedule," head coach Mike Connolly said.
"Ten of the teams we've played have very good chances of getting
to the NCAA tournament. We had chance to win every game, but didn't
get it done."
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Senior Spotlight: Maureen Singer Polar Bear rowers ready for the water
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