For Head Football Coach Andrew Cohen, strengthening an entire football team is not a feat that can be rushed into; rather it is a step-by-step process that requires tackling one particular play at a time. The second-year head coach is optimistic going forward into Hamilton’s 2013 season, stating, “This year, our immediate goal is to get better every day.” More ...
As a team enters a new season, the loss of graduated leaders, and the lethargy of summer vacation often puts a damper on morale. However, the Hamilton men’s and women’s soccer teams are looking to stay positive and are optimistic about their seasons. While both programs face difficulties going into the 2013 season, they plan to use the need to overcome these challenges as motivation for success. More ...
While many Hamilton students pursue internships in finance or politics during their summer vacations, others choose to follow their passion into the world of sports. Sophomore Katie White spent her summer interning for the Cape Cod Baseball League in Massachusetts. More ...
In a season plagued by injuries and fraught with cold, the Hamilton men’s and women’s crew team was excited to hit the water in the warmth this past weekend. Heading to Lake Whitney to compete in the New York State Collegiate Championships, Hamilton looked to bag some wins at the end of their season. More ...
While both the Hamilton men and women’s track teams finished 10th out of 11 teams at the New York State Championships last weekend, several noteworthy individual performances represented the Conts well. More ...
For the women’s lacrosse team, reaching the NESCAC semifinals in their second year competing in the most competitive conference in Division III is a respectable achievement in and of itself. More ...
Like most Hamilton students, junior Pete McGraw makes an effort to get to the gym several times a week. However, unlike most students, he first has to drive 20 minutes off campus to New Hartford’s Mohawk Valley Mixed Martial Arts & Fitness Center before he can begin his training routine, which can last anywhere from three to six hours long. More ...
Despite two losses to finish NESCAC play, the baseball team has made great strides this season. Their record of 14-21 (4-8 NESCAC) was an improvement from last season’s record of 6-26 (2-10 NESCAC). More ...
Hamilton’s track athletes commenced the postseason with a wide-ranging collection of personal bests and top finishes at the NESCAC Championships. Held at Tufts University, it is the only meet of the season in which track & field athletes from the 11 NESCAC schools participate. More ...
The Hamilton women’s lacrosse team is starting to gain a phenomenal reputation around the NESCAC. For the second consecutive season, the Conts became the only lower-seeded team to advance from the quarterfinals, in the process upsetting third- seeded and sixth-ranked Bowdoin, 10-9. More ...