The Hamilton field hockey team braved the clouds and blistering wind last Saturday as the senior members played their final home game in Clinton. The Continentals took on the Tufts Jumbos, but ultimately fell 2-0. More ...
On a cruel fall day with temperatures in the low 40s compounded by bitter gusts, Hamilton’s cross-country teams pushed themselves to the limit, capping off their last home meet with third place finishes. The coaches and captains both expressed their joy at the continuation of the positive results that they have experienced this season. More ...
Two weeks ago, the Hamilton women’s soccer team found itself at a crossroads, about to embark on a difficult three-game set against highly-ranked NESCAC opponents. More ...
This season, the Continentals (4-5-3 overall, 2-3-3 NESCAC) have transformed Love Field into their fortress and last Saturday’s emphatic display against the Colby Mules further demonstrated that the men’s soccer team can compete with anyone at home. More ...
In its 48th year, the annual Head of the Charles regatta in Cambridge, MA, the largest crew regatta in the United States, proved to be no less of a thrilling competition for the Hamilton men’s and women’s crew teams. More ...
The SUNY IT Wildcats had not lost in twenty-four matches, countless sets and almost three months. Then the Continentals came to town. On Oct. 15, Hamilton travelled down the road to Marcy, NY to take on the formidable Wildcats, in what looked to be one of their most challenging matches of the season. More ...
A star in the lineup was sophomore Adrian Walsh, who placed second individually in the five-kilometer race with a time of 17:59.5. This time is the fourth fastest recorded by a Hamilton runner in the history of the Hamilton Invitational. More ...
Although they are often overshadowed by the prestige sports of football and soccer, the men’s and women’s cross country teams have quietly been having a great season. More ...
Amid this Saturday’s fog and mist, the men’s rugby team stepped onto Minor Field prepared to dominate. More ...
Although the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee, or SAAC, has existed since 1998, many Hamilton students have never heard of it. Jackie Winter ’14, this year’s SAAC president, admitted that she did not know the board existed until after her freshman year. Forty-six athletes currently represent the 29 varsity sports teams on campus, working to give student-athletes the opportunity to voice their concerns and brainstorm local outreach efforts. More ...