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Max Russo ’24 is leaving his competition in the dust this season. Last weekend, Russo broke the school and state record in the 600m at the Maine State Championship and achieved a personal best in the 400m (49.11) at the …
Last Friday, the men’s basketball team (7–14; 1–6 NESCAC) seized its first NESCAC win this season against Bates College (3–18; 0–7 NESCAC) in Morrell Gym. The team is looking to translate this home court energy into road wins at its …
On Monday, the Department of Athletics and the Leadership and Empowerment through Athletic Principles (LEAP) initiative brought former Division I basketball player Kaleb Joseph to campus to talk about mental health and student athletics. In his speech titled “From Pain …
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Last Friday in Morrell Gym, the women’s basketball team (19–1; 6-–0 NESCAC) took down Connecticut College (5-–14; 0–6 NESCAC) 57–42 to maintain its perfect record in conference play. The Polar Bears jumped from a slim lead in the first …
Ginger Arnold ’27 is starting off their first collegiate season on the track and field team strong. Arnold has won the shot-put twice now—at the Bates Invitational and the New England Small College Invite hosted by Middlebury College. They reflected …
The women’s ice hockey team (8–10–2; 3–7–2 NESCAC) is taking to the ice in a doubleheader weekend against Hamilton College (11–4–3; 4–4–2 NESCAC) with a chip on its shoulder.
Coming off a turbulent season last year (7–13–3; 2–12–2 NESCAC), the …
Last weekend, the Nordic skiing team competed in the Maine State Championship, racing against Bates College and Colby College on a challenging course in Bethel. Jori Grialou ’26 won the women’s race for the second year in a row (40:35), …
Last Saturday, the men’s hockey team (11–4–3; 7–2–3 NESCAC) faced off against Colby College (6–9–3; 2–7–3 NESCAC) in front of a sold-out crowd at Sidney J. Watson Arena. Students, alumni and community members raised their rally towels and gasped at …
ICING THINGS UP
On Tuesday evening, the women’s hockey team (8–8–2; 3–5–2 NESCAC) put up a 5-–1 win against the University of New England (UNE) after a string of losses against Middlebury College (8–3–3; 5–1–2 NESCAC) and Wesleyan University (8–6–2; …
The women’s basketball team scored a big win against Colby College (9–9; 1–4 NESCAC) in Waterville last Saturday. The 72–57 victory put the Polar Bears ahead of the Mules with a 5–0 NESCAC record.
The win was spearheaded by Sydney …
