The men’s and women’s rowing teams embraced the frigid weather this past weekend as they raced on the Malden River. As they pushed through icy conditions, both Continental varsity crews picked up their first wins of the spring season. More ...
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Sitting at 6-2 overall and ranked 12th in the latest Division III polls, the women’s lacrosse team is off to a hot start. The team started out the season with a tough 10-9 loss to eighth-ranked Colby on Steuben Field on Mar. 5. Most recently, the team fell to ninth-ranked Amherst 10-6 this past Saturday. Sandwiched in between these two conference losses, the Continentals pulled out a string of six straight wins. More ...
The women’s tennis team entered the spring season as an emerging threat on the national scale. Completing the fall season with an undefeated record, including three 9-0 victories against Oneonta, Union and Cortland, the Continentals were ranked 19th in the Northeast Region of the ITA Rankings. More ...
Long a NESCAC afterthought, the Hamilton softball program entered the season on the verge of a historic breakthrough. The Continentals opened the 2016 campaign with a Florida road trip, playing 15 games against non-conference competition over spring break. Weathering an uneven 10-day stretch, Hamilton ultimately left Florida with a 7-8 record, giving the team important reps before the pivotal conference schedule commences. More ...
After a short fall season which included four matches for the women and five for the men, the Hamilton tennis teams are ready to begin their longer spring campaigns. Spring is the primary season for the tennis squads, and each team will play a 17-match slate, beginning this weekend and extending through the final week of April. More ...
Hamilton’s track and field teams recorded strong showings at last weekend’s Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) Division III Indoor Championships at Ocean Breeze Park in Staten Island, NY. More ...
Hamilton’s varsity women’s lacrosse team looks forward to a season of strong competition and hard-earned success in spring 2016. Since joining the NESCAC, Hamilton has shown a commanding presence in one of the most competitive collegiate conferences in the sport. The spirited competition succeeds from season to season and 2016 is no exception. Hamilton is ready to meet and exceed expectations on the field. The team is confident that their pre-season preparation will start them off with momentum and carry them through to another appearance in the NCAA championships. More ...
Hamilton College’s men’s hockey season came to a heartbreaking conclusion on Saturday in the quarterfinal round of the NESCAC Championship. At 7:21 into overtime, the fifth-seeded Middlebury Panthers scored the winning goal to upset the fourth-seeded Continentals 2-1 and move on to the conference’s semifinals. The Continentals closed the season (13-8-4; 8-6-4 NESCAC). More ...
In the 2015 season, the Hamilton baseball team went 16-14 and posted its first winning record since 1990. The 16 wins included four wins out of 12 games played in the NESCAC, good enough for a tie for third place in the NESCAC West division with Williams. This year’s team looks to build on last year’s success. More ...