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The women’s hockey season (2–0–0; 2–0–0 NESCAC) is off to a lively start, with the Polar Bears opening the season with 5–1 and 2–0 wins last Friday and Saturday against Wesleyan University.
Both the fast-paced power play on Friday evening …
MEN’S HOCKEY
2024–2025 RECORD: 9–13–3 (7–8–3 NESCAC)
Coming off of a stronger season than the record might suggest, the men’s hockey team is looking to get back to their winning ways. Earning the fourth seed in the NESCAC tournament, the …
NEVER IN DOUBT
Despite a shaky end to its season, the field hockey team (9–7; 5–5 NESCAC) hosted the University of Scranton (17–3) in the first round of the NCAA Division III tournament on Wednesday afternoon. The Polar Bears ran …
Jen Burton, the assistant and pitching coach of the softball team, grew up playing softball in Maine. Although she joined her first formal team in elementary school, playing softball with her dad in the backyard is a tradition as old …
On Tuesday evening in Kresge Auditorium, sports historian Doug Stark spoke to an audience of student-athletes and community members alike in a talk centered around race and sports in Boston. After a brief presentation introducing Black Bostonian athletes of the …
After an exciting 17–9 win over Bates College (2–6), the football team (2–6) is looking to end its season on a high note in Colby-Bates-Bowdoin play. In their victory last Saturday, kicker Caden Perry ’27 played a crucial role in …
GOING THE DISTANCE
Last weekend, the men’s and women’s cross country teams were in New London, Conn. for the NESCAC Championship meet. The women’s team finished in 7th place in the 6k race, with Laura White ’29 continuing her speedy …
Finishing the regular season on a high, the volleyball team (14–9; 6–4 NESCAC) beat both Connecticut College (Conn.) (12–10; 3–7 NESCAC) and Trinity College (12-11; 2-8 NESCAC) in straight sets. The wins were crucial in setting up the seeding for …
On Saturday, the women’s rugby team (5–1) beat the Bishop’s University Gaiters (1–5) in a hard-fought 45–41 match, capping off a successful regular season.
As the Gaiters are in the Canadian league, a different division than the Polar Bears’ Division …
Last Saturday, the football team (2–6) defeated Bates College (2–6) by a score of 17–9 on its Senior Day at Whittier Field. The victory marks the Polar Bears’ third straight win over Bates, the longest streak since the team won …
