Women’s soccer edged in shootout

Hamilton women’s soccer gave Williams a run for their money last Saturday when they played the Ephs in the NESCAC Women’s Soccer Championship quarterfinal. 

Men's soccer misses playoffs despite win

The way the phrase “must-win game” is thrown around by professional sports analysts, the notion of a team desperately in need of a victory has lost some of its significance. On Saturday, Oct. 22, however, Hamilton’s season was truly on the line as they took on Tufts at Love Field in their final NESCAC match-up of the season. 

Athlete of the Week: Meredith Nuber '14

Middle hitter Meredith Nuber ’14 is making a name for herself this season. One would think that scoring 32 kills and making the all-tournament team at the Hartwick College Invitational would be enough for her. 

Men's and women's cross country struggle at NYSCTC

This past weekend, both the men’s and women’s cross country teams ran in the New York State Collegiate Track Conference at St. Lawrence University. Unfortunately, the race proved more difficult than anticipated, with each team falling short of their ultimate goal of finishing first; the women placed 6th and the men placed 7th.

Turnovers prove costly, Hamilton edged by Colby

Last week, football coach Steve Stetson said, “we’re going to alter little” in the team’s gameplan. But right now it appears that the Continentals aren’t going to experience sustained success with their current strategy.

The Continentals simultaneously put together their worst offensive and best defensive showings of the season in their 13-7 loss to previously winless Colby on Oct. 25. The Continentals dropped under .500 for the first time this season and have lost three straight games.

Volleyball claims crown at Continental Classic: Brown '15 named NESCAC Player of the Week

Seven consecutive victories, two tournament championships, one NESCAC Player of the Week honoree and the first program victory over Trinity College since 1993. Not a bad last two weeks for the Hamilton women’s volleyball team.
 

Field Hockey excited for another shot at undefeated Bowdoin

After a couple of close games with Williams and Tufts the field hockey team feels ready to head to Maine for their first playoff game in the NESCAC against number one Bowdoin College. The women’s team has already traveled to Maine over fall break where they experienced a very good Bowdoin team in what was a tough loss.

Mary Lancaster ’12 commented on the Bowdoin loss, “Everyone took our losses to heart and there was a visible depression of team spirits.”

Keeper Gergenti shuts out Tufts in 2OT nailbiter

Hamilton goalie Liza Gergenti ’14 may be all smiles off the field, but on the field, she is a force to be reckoned with.
As a first-year, Gergenti played a crucial role in leading the Continentals to the second round of the NCAAs, and this year she led her team to qualify for the NESCAC tournament.

Field hockey falls to fierce NESCAC foes

Hamilton athletes are known for holding up against the subzero temperatures of upstate New York, yet the field hockey team seems unable to take the heat that the rest of the NESCAC has brought this year.

Despite a phenomenal 2010 season (where the team travelled all the way to the Liberty League semifinals), 2011 has thus far proven to be lackluster.