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When former Olympic marathoner Joan Benoit Samuelson ’79 reflects on her achievements, she is acutely aware of how different things could have been.
“Had soccer been available to me in high school, I wouldn’t be here talking to you,” Samuelson …
ACED THE DAY
Women’s tennis opened its season at the MIT Invitational with numerous top results. Caroline Stuhlfaut ’27 advanced to the singles semifinals after a win against Tufts University (6–4, 6–0), Amherst College (6–3, 7–5) and Massachusetts Institute of …
Three members of the sailing team competed in the New England Intercollegiate Sailing Association Singlehanded Championships at Brown University this past weekend. Michelangelo Vecchio ’27 led the Polar Bears in the open division, placing fifth among 34 sailors. Cole Amaral …
Last weekend, the women’s golf team opened up its season at the Polar Bear Shootout tournament hosted at the Brunswick Country Club. The team competed against other NESCAC and New England teams, placing fourth overall.
Along with its overall fourth-place …
This fall, the rowing team is practicing without a boathouse at New Meadows River. Smith Boathouse was knocked down on August 26 to start the construction of a new boathouse with more amenities.
Smith Boathouse was initially built as a …
The women’s rugby team defeated the University of New Haven (2–4) 69–21 on the road last Saturday. The win follows a loss against Dartmouth College (2–0) in an exhibition match the previous weekend—part of the team’s most challenging season line-up …
Alison Smith ’28 is having a scorching start to her Bowdoin volleyball career. Notching an average of 2.75 kills per set and racking up six blocks during the team’s opening weekend in New York, Smith earned NESCAC Player of the …
Women’s volleyball outside and right side hitter Liv Deane ’25 stormed onto the court last Sunday against New York University (NYU) (6–1), leading the team in kills and aces and contributing to the final 3–2 win.
Though the team lost …
Last Saturday, the cross country team hosted its first home meet in two years due to the Pickard Field renovations. The Polar Bears competed alongside athletes from Colby College, Bates College and Tufts University with both the Bowdoin men’s and …
F-HOCKEY LOCKED IN
The field hockey team (1–2–0; 0–1–0 NESCAC) took to the field against the University of Southern Maine (1–3–0) on Tuesday at Pickard Field. Clara Noyes ’27 headed the Polar Bears’s lead with a goal less than five …
