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Last week, the men’s squash team (8–5; 4–4 NESCAC) posted a 9–0 shutout victory against Bates College (4–8; 3–6 NESCAC). After the win, the Polar Bears remain ranked 22nd in the nation.
Head Coach Brendan McClintick highlighted the high level …
Women’s track and field jumper Kennedy Kirkland ’27 had quite the weekend at the New England Small College Invitational meet. Not only did she place top five in the 200m and top ten in the 400m dash, but she also …
The women’s basketball team (20–0; 6–0 NESCAC) won both its away games decisively this weekend, beating Hamilton College (13–7; 2–4 NESCAC) 66–50 and Amherst College (14–6; 2–4 NESCAC) 65–54. The weekend’s action preserved the Polar Bears’ undefeated record and marked …
BREAKING BATES
The women’s swimming and diving team took second place in the Colby-Bates-Bowdoin (CBB) meet this past Saturday, beating Bates but falling just behind Colby. Four pool records were set by the Polar Bears, starting with Natalie Garre ’28 …
Last week, the men’s hockey team improved its record to 7–9–1 (5–5–1 NESCAC), ending the week with a dominant 5–1 win over the Middlebury Panthers (8–8–0; 4–6–0 NESCAC) and pulling through in a shootout victory against Williams College (6–8–2; 3–6–1 …
Emma Crum ’26 and the Bowdoin Nordic Ski team reached new heights at the St. Lawrence Carnival as Crum skated past the competition and became the first Polar Bear to win an Eastern Intercollegiate Ski Association (EISA) race in Bowdoin …
Last Saturday, the women’s basketball team (18–0; 4–0 NESCAC) had a season-defining victory over Colby College (9–8; 3–1 NESCAC) to secure its fourth conference win with a final score of 61–56. The Polar Bears never trailed against the Mules, securing …
BROKEN RECORDS
The men’s and women’s indoor track teams competed in the New England Small College Invitational on Saturday in Boston, Mass. Two of the most notable showings from the weekend came from Kennedy Kirkland ’27 and Ian Stebbins ’25 …
The women’s hockey team (13–2–0; 7–1–0 NESCAC) split its two conference games with the Middlebury College Panthers (13–2–1; 7–2–1 NESCAC) this past weekend in Vermont. After falling on Friday night 2–0, the Polar Bears took control of the second game, …
TIME TO BOUNCE
The women’s basketball team (16–0; 3–0 NESCAC) continued its perfect season by dominating over Saint Joseph’s College (11–5) with a final score of 72–37. The foundation for the win was set in the first quarter, where the …
