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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 …
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 …
This past May, Head Coach Ben Lamanna was named the Division III Women’s Tennis Coach of the Year by the Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA). With the help of Lamanna’s coaching, the women’s tennis team returned to the national quarterfinals for …
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 …
The women’s tennis team (12–4; 6–2 NESCAC) added two more wins to its record last weekend, beating Colby College (6–8; 3–5 NESCAC) and Nichols College (11–9). The Polar Bears now have only two regular season matches remaining before the NESCAC …
The women’s tennis team (10–4; 5–2 NESCAC) won two matches last weekend, sweeping Hamilton College (6–7; 2–5 NESCAC) on Saturday and securing a tight victory over Amherst College (9–5; 5–3 NESCAC) on Sunday. The team remains optimistic this season and …
Last weekend, the women’s tennis team found success against Kenyon College (8–5) and Case Western Reserve University (8–3) in Cleveland, Ohio. After beating Kenyon 5–2 and bageling Case Western 7–0, the Polar Bears are now ranked 11th in Division III …
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 past two weekends, the women’s tennis team kicked off its season at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Invitational and the Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) New England Regionals hosted at home on the Pickard Tennis Courts. The Polar …
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 …
