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Pucking it up: The women’s hockey team (9-6-1, NESCAC 3-6-1) swept the Wesleyan (5-9-4, 3-6-1) series this weekend in its first NESCAC series sweep of the season. The Polar Bears dominated the Cardinals 5-2 on Friday after coming out of the first quarter with a three point lead.
Daniel JangKing of the ice: Cody Todesco ’19 faces off against a player from University of Southern Maine in Tuesday’s game. The Polar Bears reigned victorious, continuing a three-game win streak after beating Williams and Middlebury over the weekend.
courtesy of Michelle StapletonPass the mic: Mike Salisbury has wanted to try public address announcing since he was in high school. He began PAing for the football program in 2011 and started announcing at basketball games in 2015.
Ann BasuAnd swish: Hugh O’Neil ’19 faces off against an opponent from Saint Joseph’s on Dec. 5. The Polar Bears currently have a two-game winning streak against strong opponents such as Colby, who they beat 83-77 on Saturday.
Last weekend, both the men’s and women’s swim teams scored a victory over Bates for the first time in five years. Defeating Bates was a key goal for both teams this season and this win demonstrates the teams’ improvement.
For the common good: Camil Blanchet ’18 was one of eleven athletes nominated for the 2018 Hockey Humanitarian Award, an award given annually to a college hockey player who contributes significantly to his team and to his community in general.
Ann BasuFor a cause: Caleb Perez ’20 sells special jerseys and t-shirts. The men’s hockey team is raising money for United Cerebral Palsy of Maine. The men’s hockey team (3-5) will host a fundraiser for United Cerebral Palsy of Maine during its game against Connecticut College (2-3) at home tomorrow.
PJ SeelertIt’s a power move: Meade Avery ’20 competes against University of Southern Maine on Tuesday. The women’s hockey team had its first shutout of the season, winning 3-0. The Polar Bear also beat Saint Anselm 3-2 on Saturday.
Ann BasuBall in their court: Lydia Caputi ’18 dribbles past a UNE player on Nov. 21. The team won 91-59. Currently, the team is on an eight-game winning streak after beating University of Maine-Farmington 109-24 on Wednesday.
Caroline FlahartyWhat a baller: Hugh O’Neil ’19 reaches towards a jump ball in the game against Saint Joseph’s on Tuesday, which the Polar Bears lost 77-58. The men’s basketball team broke its incredible six-game winning streak this week with two losses against Colby and Saint Joseph’s, but rebounded against Bates on Thursday, beating the Bobcats 70-63 to get back into the win column.
