The men’s and women’s track teams are wasting no time, as they posted impressive performances in the first two meets of the indoor season. They may not get a lot of fanfare, but the track team is beginning to command recognition as one of the top athletic programs at Hamilton. More ...
Coming off a tough four-game skid, men’s basketball was ready to face last year’s national championship runner up, Williams. Although the Continentals were 10-4 on the season going into Saturday’s game, they were winless in conferance play. More ...
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“We were ready,” said captain Ben Fields ’15 of the swim team’s meet against Union College last Saturday afternoon. “We knew that it was going to be a tough meet, but every year we talk about Union Week, and this year we were more ready than ever.” More ...
The men’s swim team entered winter break confident in the remainder of their season. Aided by a strong victory in their annual invitational, the team’s morale sat at a season high. “It was a great way to go into break having won the invitational… most of the team was back January 1st ready to go,” said captain Ben Fields ’15. More ...
While the majority of Hamilton students were enjoying winter break by relaxing and binge-watching Netflix, the men and women’s squash teams were on the cold Hill squaring off against some of their biggest rivals. More ...
While many students took January off, Hamilton basketball remained hard at work. As of now, both the men’s and women’s teams havewinning records. They have both played close to a third of their seasons while the rest of campus was away. More ...
Tina Choinski is the senior athlete of the week. More ...
The men’s and women’s squash teams recently kicked off their 2014-2015 campaigns looking to improve on last year’s success. So far, both teams have shown signs of their potential but are both looking to establish a signature victory to announce their arrival as contenders in the highly competitive NESCAC. More ...
The energy was high as fans and swimmers alike cheered on their friends and teammates at Bristol Pool last Friday afternoon. Hamilton men’s team racked up 1,068.5 team points for the win and the women conquered with 1,131 team points over the course of two days. SUNY Oneonta came in second, followed by SUNY Cortland, Colby and SUNY Potsdam. More ...