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Goaltender Sarah Peterson ’27 was named NESCAC Women’s Hockey Player of the Week last week after making a total of 61 saves over the team’s (6–0–0; 4–0–0 NESCAC) two-game sweep against Colby College nearly two weeks ago. The victories, which …
The women’s hockey team (2–0–0; 2–0–0 NESCAC) won both conference games against Wesleyan University (0–2–0; 0–2–0 NESCAC) last weekend in its season opener. After finishing eighth in the NESCAC last season (8–14–3; 3–10–3 NESCAC), the Polar Bears entered this season …
GODD(SPEED)ARD
Will Goddard ’25 of the men’s cross country team earned First Team All-NESCAC honors, the first league honor of his career. The conference announced the All-NESCAC awards for cross country on Tuesday night after the conclusion of the fall …
MEN’S BASKETBALL
2023–2024 record: 9–15 (3–7 NESCAC)
At the end of last year’s season, the men’s basketball team bounced back from a losing streak to win three of its last four NESCAC games. Adding five first-year players and led by …
TAKE FIVE
Last weekend, the Nordic skiing team earned a fifth-place finish at the Williams Carnival in Woodford, Vt. Morgan Richter ’24, Emma Crum ’26 and Jori Grialou ’26 finished last Friday’s race in fourth, eighth and 11th, respectively. On …
POLE(R) BEARS
The Nordic skiing team finished third out of eleven teams and with two podium finishes at the Harvard Carnival last weekend. In Friday’s 15k classic race, Emma Crum ’26 and Zachary Ennis ’23 both took third-place finishes. Jori …
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 …
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; …
Defender Sara Ito-Bagshaw ’26 is constantly looking to improve. It is what she loves most about hockey.
“You can always get better.… It’s so much fun,” she said.
Ito-Bagshaw started playing hockey at the age of seven after trying out …
Picking up the pace from last season, women’s hockey forward Gia Massari ’25 glided fiercely through the first three games this season with three goals scored. Massari ended last season with six goals and nine assists. This year, she anticipates …
