Last weekend, women’s basketball (24–0; 10–0 NESCAC) completed its regular season with two road wins against Wesleyan University (8–15; 2–7 NESCAC) and Trinity College (17–7; 6–4 NESCAC). Currently third in Division III rankings, this is the third perfect regular season …
Last weekend, the women’s swimming and diving team finished seventh overall at the NESCAC championships held at Colby College. Natalie Garre ’28 became the first Polar Bear in history to win the 500 freestyle at the championships, breaking a conference …
The Nordic ski team finished sixth overall at the Middlebury Carnival this past weekend. For the women’s team, Emma Crum ’26 continued her successful season by skiing her way through the heats on Friday’s sprint races to …
In a show of its NESCAC dominance, the women’s basketball team (22–0; 8–0 NESCAC) coasted to victory last weekend at home against Middlebury College (14–8; 4–4 NESCAC) and Williams College (13–9; 3–5 NESCAC). With these wins, the team secured the …
Last Saturday, the women’s indoor track and field team won the 2025 Maine State Indoor Track and Field Championship. The meet was hosted at Farley Field House and marked the team’s third consecutive state championship win.
Last weekend, the men’s basketball team (11–10; 1–6 NESCAC) picked up a big 79–64 win on the road versus Middlebury College (11–10; 2–5 NESCAC). Shooting 50 percent from the floor and 46 percent from beyond the three-point line, the Polar …
Last Friday, the men’s hockey team (8–9–3; 6–5–3 NESCAC) beat Hamilton College (15–4–1; 11–2–1 NESCAC), currently ranked first in the NESCAC, 7–5 in a dynamic match. The following day, the team went against Amherst College (8–10–2; 5–7–2 NESCAC), earning a …
Last weekend, the Nordic skiing team competed in the Dartmouth Carnival on the same hilly course the NCAA Championship will be hosted on in early March. In Friday’s seven-and-a-half kilometer individual race, Emma Crum ’26 placed second with a time …
The men’s track and field team finished the Maine State Meet with a total of 197 points, finishing in second place behind Bates College with 206 points. On the field, Kane Demers ’26 was named the Field …