The rowing program at Hamilton underwent a change at the helm this past year. Head Coach Rob Weber began his first season with the Continentals this fall, and thus far both the men’s and women’s teams have had successful seasons. More ...
Although the men proved they could compete with one of the best teams in the NESCAC, Hamilton football’s record fell to 0-3 this past weekend against Trinity. It was a defense-dominated game, but still the Bantams took control late as they won 19-7. More ...
Most Hamilton varsity sports teams have experienced significant transitions over the past three years, as moving to the NESCAC has presented a challenging jump in competition. However, none have faced quite the same circumstances as the women’s golf team, which did not even exist three years ago. More ...
Few sports require the endurance or intensity of water polo. Several weekends during the fall, the Hamilton men’s water polo team competes against teams from around the state for four eight-minute quarters. So far, this has taken the Continentals to the United States Military Academy at West Point and Cornell University. More ...
The Hamilton cross country teams were able to move up in their mile count standings from week two to week three. More ...
The Hamilton women’s rugby team showed their strength with a convincing 43-12 win over SUNY Cortland on Sept. 27. Advancing to 2-1 on the season, the team can look to continued success after a dominant performance. More ...
Hamilton men’s golf made a statement this weekend. One year after missing the chance to play in the NESCAC championship, the Continentals came in second to Middlebury by a single stroke. More ...
The Continentals have taken advantage of the warm weather this past week, enjoying the sunshine with outdoor practices and matches. More ...
This past weekend the Continentals were hosted by Tufts and defeated by a score of 24-17. Though the football team did not start the season with their desired result, they still have a lot to be excited about. More ...
Last season, the men’s soccer team made significant strides in NESCAC competition by reaching their first postseason. Establishing a foothold within one of Division III’s toughest conferences was undeniably a positive step, but based on this year’s early results, the Continentals look like dangerous conference sleepers, poised to surpass last year’s first-round playoff exit. More ...