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TIME TO GRIND
The women’s tennis team (3–3; 2–0 NESCAC) secured two key conference wins during the first weekend of spring break before flying to California to play three matches. The Polar Bears took down Amherst College (4–3; 1–1 NESCAC) …
The women’s lacrosse team (6–7; 2–6 NESCAC) hosted Williams College (6–6; 3–5 NESCAC) on Saturday, walking away with a last-minute 9–8 victory against the Ephs before falling 10-12 to Babson College (11–2) at home on Sunday. The team also commemorated …
A BURST FOR ITS FIRST
The women’s lacrosse team (5–5; 1–5 NESCAC) earned its first NESCAC win of the season against Bates College (6–5; 2–4 NESCAC) on Wednesday evening. The team came out on top during the first quarter, scoring …
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 …
Over the summer, the Department of Athletics hired Liv Dunn as the new assistant coach for the women’s lacrosse program. Dunn, born and raised in New England, attended the University of New Hampshire (UNH), where she played Division I lacrosse. …
On Saturday, the women’s lacrosse team (8–5; 4–4 NESCAC) defeated Williams College (7–5; 3–5 NESCAC) 10–6 in its fourth conference win of the season. After a string of away games, the Polar Bears will return to Whittier Field this weekend …
Emelia Krakora ’24 is a midfielder and captain on the women’s lacrosse team, recently named NESCAC Player of the Week and currently second on the team in goals (21).
Krakora started playing lacrosse in fourth grade after her older sister …
On Saturday, women’s lacrosse captain Emelia Krakora ’24 scored a last-minute point against Amherst College to secure the team’s first NESCAC win of the season (8–7). The team (5–3; 1–3 NESCAC) went on to defeat Plymouth State University (3–4) 22–4 …
The women’s lacrosse team (6–9; 3–7 NESCAC) will take on top-seeded Middlebury College (15–0; 10–0 NESCAC) in the first round of the NESCAC playoffs tomorrow. The Polar Bears enter the playoffs as the eighth seed and are coming off a …
Attacker Colleen McAloon ’23 is finishing her senior season on the women’s lacrosse team (6–9; 3–7 NESCAC) as one of its leading scorers and with a ticket to the NESCAC tournament. McAloon was a key player last week in the …
