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After countless practices and hard-fought games, the men’s soccer team’s regular season has come to a close. Just a week ago, the Polar Bears delivered a 1–0 victory against Amherst College (8–4–3; 4–4–2 NESCAC), continuing the team’s five-game win streak.…
The rowing team has had an eventful fall, from the opening of the Steinwachs Family Boathouse to some successful regattas. Over the weekend of October 17, the team had four boats competing in the Head of the Charles regatta in …
SENIOR WEEKEND SUCCESS
The volleyball team (12–8; 4–4 NESCAC) played three home matches last weekend. After dropping the first match 3–1 to Bates College (10–8; 3–6 NESCAC), the team came back strong to beat Tufts University (16–4; 6–3 NESCAC) and …
A new sport is coming to campus: a women’s club flag football team. Flag football, a sport recently gaining national traction, is a safer, non-contact variation of football where, instead of tackling, a defender removes one of the flags that …
The water polo team had a strong season, finishing second in the Collegiate Water Polo Association (CWPA) North Atlantic division, its highest finish since the club last won the division in 2012.
The team was bolstered by a strong first-year …
Nothing was stopping quarterback Soren Hummel ’29 and the Polar Bear offense last Saturday against Wesleyan University. Passing for 211 yards and three touchdowns, Hummel led the football team to its first win of the season, beating the Cardinals 25–17.…
Last Saturday, the football team (1–5) beat Wesleyan (4–2) 25–17 to secure its first win of the season. This was the team’s first win in Middletown, Conn. since 2008.
Despite battling numerous injuries this season, Head Coach B.J. Hammer was …
The last two weekends have been full of success for the men’s and women’s cross country teams. On October 10, the teams competed in Hopkinton, N.H. at the NEICAAA regional race. With nearly 20 teams per race, the field was …
AWESOME BEARS
In the last two weeks, five Polar Bears have been nominated as their respective sports’ NESCAC Player of the Week. Mackay Bommer ’26 won the field hockey award after scoring a goal and the game-winning penalty shot versus …
Lauren O’Donald ’26 stood alone in goal two Saturdays ago as she faced down the final Middlebury shooter with eight seconds on the clock. The field hockey team (9–3; 5–2 NESCAC) had already battled through 60 minutes of regulation and …
