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Anika Ewert ‘26 opened her senior season in dominant fashion, helping lead the softball team (13–2; 1–1 NESCAC) to a winning record and earning both NESCAC and NFCA DIII Softball Player of the Week along the way. The Polar Bears …
During its spring break trip to Florida, the softball team (13–2; 1–1 NESCAC) won ten of its 11 games, marking its most successful trip in the last 19 years. For their first nine games, the Polar Bears were unstoppable. The …
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 …
WEATHERING THE NOR’EASTERS
The softball team (17–17; 4–10 NESCAC) won both games of its Tuesday night doubleheader against the University of New England (UNE) (10–26). The first game started off with four runs, two of which came off a Chloe …
SWEEP EM AWAY
On Tuesday evening, the softball team (14–16; 3–9 NESCAC) swept Colby College (11–15; 5–5 NESCAC) in a midweek doubleheader, winning the first game 5–4 and the second 9–1. In the first game Ellie Sullivan ’27 put the …
Last weekend, the softball team (12–14; 1–9 NESCAC) picked up its first conference win of the year on the road versus Amherst College (12–13; 3–7 NESCAC).
The first game was an offensive back-and-forth, yet the Polar Bears ultimately lost 8–12. …
RAIN RAIN GO AWAY
The women’s golf team traveled to the Jack Leaman Invitational hosted by Amherst College at The Orchards Golf Club this weekend, placing sixth overall. The invitational was shortened due to rain on Sunday, but regardless, the …
SOFTBALL
2024 RECORD: 24–16 (7–9 NESCAC)
Last year, the softball team defeated Middlebury College in the first round of the NESCAC tournament before falling to Williams College in the semifinals. Several players received NESCAC accolades last year, including Anika Ewert …
CLEAN PLATE
The softball team (23–13; 7–7 NESCAC) picked up a key NESCAC win against Wesleyan University (16–18; 6–10 NESCAC) on Sunday afternoon, defeating the Cardinals 4–2 and 7–1. In the first game, Wesleyan was up by two until Sydney …
W(INNING)
The softball team (21–11; 5–7 NESCAC) split its series against Bates College (7–16; 4–8 NESCAC) on Sunday. During its first game, the Polar Bears clinched a 9–1 six-inning game. Bates took an early lead, but Liv Barrett ’26 tied …
