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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 …
UNDEFEATED
Last Saturday afternoon, the women’s rugby team (3–0) traveled to New Jersey and beat Frostburg State (3–1) by a score of 41–20. The Polar Bears got the scoring started three minutes into the game. After a Frostburg try and …
Nicky Pearson, head coach of the women’s field hockey team (5–1; 2–1 NESCAC), won her 400th game last Wednesday with a 3-0 win against Wellesley College (1–6). On Tuesday, the team played against Bates College (7–0; 3–0 NESCAC), a close …
MILESTONE WIN
On Wednesday night, the field hockey team (5–0; 2–0 NESCAC) shut out Wellesley College (1–4) 3–0. The win marked Head Coach Nicky Pearson’s 400th victory as the coach of the field hockey program, only the tenth DIII coach …
Hannah Balmelli ’28 opened her second season on the field hockey team with blistering offensive technique and a strong team mindset. In just the first two games of the season, she scored four goals for the Polar Bears (3–0; 1–0 …
The field hockey team (3–0; 1–0 NESCAC) saw a successful start to the season, with recent wins against Colby College (0–2; 0–1 NESCAC) and the University of Southern Maine (USM) (2–3). The Polar Bears had a 3-2 victory against Colby …
LUCKY NUMBER SEVEN
On Wednesday night, the field hockey team (1–0; 0–0 NESCAC) dominated against the University of New England (UNE) (1–2), winning 7–0. The Polar Bears kicked off the scoring with Andrea Diteodoro ’26 and spread the wealth with …
EVERYTHING’S BIGGER IN TEXAS
The men’s soccer team (7–5–5; 2–4–4 NESCAC), currently ranked 24th in the NCAA DIII, received official word that it would be heading to the NCAA tournament hosted by Trinity University in San Antonio, Tex. The team …
BIGGER THAN A MAMMOTH
Last Sunday, the field hockey team (6–9; 3–7 NESCAC) won against Amherst College (9–6; 4–6 NESCAC), a team ranked sixth in the NESCAC, with an overtime goal scored by Maya Malenfant ’25. The Mammoths kicked off …
