Every college team has varying degrees of talent, but a winning team is defined by its growth. Playing upwards of 25 games, virtually every team will experience inevitable ebbs and flows, and those that rebound from adversity are the squads that succeed. More ...
Within the space of 12 hours this past Saturday, the crew team rowed a total of 1.5 million meters. Despite it being their offseason, they reunited from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. to take part in an “ergathon” which raised over $6,200 for the Ronald McDonald House. More ...
While the snow came barreling down on the Hill last weekend, the men’s ice hockey team took on both Bowdoin and Colby in well fought games. More ...
Fighting through a maze of screens designed to impede the path of his defender, Matt Hart ’16 emerges on the perimeter with a sliver of breathing room. He receives the pass, sets himself up to shoot and releases… More ...
The NESCAC squash tournament came to Clinton, NY for the first time in its history on Friday. Hamilton College hosted the three-day conference championship, an 11-team tournament that boasted some of the best squash teams in the nation, from Jan. 31 to Feb. 2. More ...
Hamilton College’s senior swimmers and divers competed in the Senior Recognition meet on Feb. 1 against Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI). While both teams still have a couple meets remaining, this last opportunity to race in a head-to-head match at Bristol Pool this season brought out the best in numerous Hamilton athletes. More ...
As the Clinton weather spiked up to the mid 20s this past weekend, the women’s ice hockey team looked to upset Middlebury, who are undefeated in the New England Small College Athletic Conference. On both Friday and Saturday, the Continentals gave the first place Panthers a run for their money. More ...
Jack Mortell '15 and Ben Fields '15 weigh in. More ...
The Hamilton women’s basketball team has built its foundation upon excellent ball-handling and suffocating defense. That bedrock betrayed the Continentals last Saturday, however, when Hamilton (7-9, 1-4 NESCAC) fell to 15th-ranked Williams (16-2, 3-2 NESCAC) by a 66-49 score at Williamstown, Massachusetts. More ...
Hamilton College is one of the few small liberal arts colleges that possesses facilities capable of hosting track and field meets. This advantage allows the Continentals to avoid the difficulties that arise from winter travel twice a season, when Hamilton invites several teams to compete at the Margaret Bundy Scott Field House. More ...