The halfway point of any season serves as a benchmark for self-evaluation. Thus far, the 10-9 men’s basketball team has shown glimpses of their potential with a run-and-gun offense. With five NESCAC games remaining, Hamilton finds itself locked in a tight six-team race for entry into the conference playoffs. More ...
As snowfall ravaged the Hamilton campus this past Friday, the women of the ice hockey team made the trip down to Hartford Connecticut for a two game series against Trinity College. More ...
For the last month, snow has fallen by the foot and temperatures have plummeted. However, not even the blistering cold could hold back the steadfast athletes on the men’s and women’s swim teams. More ...
Trading baskets, the game came down to the final possession. On a kickout to the corner, sophomore Jack Donnelly’s three-pointer bounced off the back iron, but was rebounded by Matthew Hart ’16, who threw up a miraculous fadeaway from a tight baseline angle to beat Elmira at the buzzer. More ...
Over the past three years, Hamilton sports teams have worked hard at developing a foothold in the Northeastern Small College Athletic Conference. The results have not always been ideal, but across sports, teams are starting to establish more consistency, and playoffs are becoming the expectation rather than the hope. More ...
For much of the season, Samantha Graber ’16 has carried the women’s basketball team with her prolific scoring and rebounding. Honored as the NESCAC’s “Player of the Week” on Jan. 6, she is averaging a team-leading 18.3 points, and her 7.8 rebounds are second on the team. More ...
Hamilton College Women’s Rugby Football Club (HCWRFC) made club sport history last month when the team made it to the second round of the Division II Rugby Playoffs, known as the American Collegiate Rugby Association Playoffs. This is the farthest the team has gone since fall 2008, when it won the Division II State Championship and reached the regional playoffs as part of the New York State Rugby Conference in Premier Division I. More ...
Although no oranges hit the ice at the annual Citrus Bowl, the spirit and Hamilton pride were obvious at Sage Rink as the men’s ice hockey team battled Amherst in their first home game of the season, but ultimately fell 3-1. More ...
A common theme among Hamilton fall sports squads has been an increased level of comfort as teams entered their second NESCAC campaign. Consequently, though Hamilton is still establishing a foothold among the traditional conference powerhouses, the teams have started to see tangible results as a reward of their increased competitiveness. More ...
Women’s Ice Hockey has a big season ahead. Last winter, the girls tied a team record for wins in a season. More ...