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Hamilton swims hard but falls to Union on senior day

After a tough loss against Rochester Institute of Technology the previous Saturday, the Hamilton Continentals swimming and diving teams posted excellent performances in both men’s and women’s events on Jan. 20, but unfortunately could not pull out wins against a strong Union squad. This home meet at the Bristol Pool against Union College was the Continentals’ seventh meet of the season and second to last meet before the NESCAC Championships; it was also the meet at which Hamilton honored its 15 seniors. More ...

Men’s basketball defeats No. 9 ranked Wesleyan to remain undefeated at home

Hamilton men’s basketball has played very well over the first two-thirds of the season. Since going on winter break the Continentals are 6-2, including a big win over No. 9 ranked Wesleyan. The Continentals returned early from winter break and began the second portion of their season with two comfortable road wins, the first of which was against York College. The Continentals dominated the Cardinals and scored over 100 points in the 40-point win. The entire team contributed to this performance as players coming off the bench scored a total of 50 points. On New Year’s Eve, Hamilton followed up this performance with a 25-point win against Utica College. The Continentals got off to a slow start and were only up by four at the half, leading 45-41. Hamilton came out of the break on fire and quickly went on a 15-0 run. The great second half was spurred by lights-out shooting. The team shot 21-33 from the floor in the half. More ...

Men’s hockey earns top-10 ranking for strong start in NESCAC play

Men’s hockey began the season on a tear, sweeping the league 6-0-2 before the winter academic break, with progress looking to continue well into 2017. Since the advent of the new year, the Continentals have managed an impressive 6-2-0 in eight games, maintaining their position at first in the conference with an overall 6-2-2 record. Their sole losses were courtesy of the Tufts Jumbos and the Amherst team, the latter of which came to a conclusion with a devastating overtime loss of 2-1. Bolstered by strong offensive performance from both the forwards and defensemen, and backstopped by inspiring goaltending, the Continentals’ season looks to be one of the best yet. More ...

Both men’s and women’s swimming boast wins at Hamilton Invitational

The Hamilton swimming and diving team excelled at the two-day, three session Hamilton Invitational on Dec. 2 and 3, finishing in first place amongst both men and women. After falling in its first meet of the season to Trinity, the Continental men racked 1033 points, almost 300 more than second-place SUNY Cortland, to win the Invitational this past weekend. The Trinity also defeat the women to begin the season, but rallied on the second day of the Invitational to squeak out a half point victory over Cortland, which was the runner-up for the women as well.  More ...

Hamilton College squash team registers crucial victories over Tufts and NYU

This past weekend was incredibly important to the men’s squash team. The Continentals lost their first two matches of the season against Williams and Wesleyan who are ranked 18th and 19th in the College Squash Association team rankings. Hamilton, ranked 28th hosted 23rd ranked Tufts and unranked New York University on Saturday.  Tufts had a lot of momentum going into this weekend after beating 20th ranked Colby 6-3. The Jumbos and Continentals faced off at 2:30 p.m. The top half of the ladder took care of business. More ...

Women’s ice hockey sweeps Colby and improves to 3-2 overall

After an upsetting loss against Morrisville State, the Continentals returned ready to dominate in their third NESCAC game of the season and first game out of a two-day run against Colby. On Dec. 2, the Hamilton Continentals blanked the Colby Mules 3-0 at Colby’s Alfond Rink in Waterville, Maine. With absolute determination, superb skill, and excellent teamwork, the Continentals have managed to outscore their opponents 8-4 throughout four games this season.  More ...

Hamilton athletics committed to continued growth and competitiveness

Regardless of how one looks at it, Hamilton sports are on the rise. The fall 2016 season merely confirms this trend. Men’s soccer made its first appearance in the NESCAC final. Field Hockey attained its highest-ever #11 national ranking finishing second in the NESCAC regular season and reaching the semi-finals. Don’t look now, but Hamilton football has won five of its last 11 games, a drastic improvement after losing 25 straight games. Athletic Director Jon Hind affirms that, “Our teams have been doing better competitively the past few years.” The success appears to be more than coincidental. Hind believes the success is the result of “commitment and dedication put forth by our coaches and student-athletes.” Hind also cites larger factors throughout the athletic department, such as a heightened focus on leadership and fellowship along with efforts to create “a more inclusive and integrated environment among our 29 teams.”  More ...

Women's basketball registers first win against Utica

Hamilton College’s women’s basketball team opened their season on Nov. 19, playing against Bridgewater State University in the Williams College Classic at Chandler Gym. Unfortunately, the Continentals suffered a 54-52 loss, with Bridgewater rallying in the fourth quarter. Hamilton’s women played a strong game, with Halie Serbent ’19 finishing with 11 points and Mackenzie Aldridge ’20 with a team-high 12 points in her first collegiate contest. Serbent was also one rebound away from her first double-double, finishing with a career-best nine boards for the Continentals. Aldridge was four of six from long range and Samantha Srinivasan ’18 had eight rebounds and a game-high four assists. Nicole Bostick ’20 of Bridgewater scored 17 of her 21 points in the fourth quarter; she was eight of nine from the floor in just fifteen minutes off the bench. Sara DaSilva ’19 scored 11 points and Chelsea Saucier ’17 added seven, but the Bears were outrebounded 43-29 and committed nine turnovers. The Continentals led for the majority of the game until the Bears tied the game at 47-47 with 2:34 left. Within the next 30 seconds, the Bears were able to get the lead. Hamilton held leads of 12-5 after the first quarter, 28-20 at the half and 36-30 after three.  More ...

Men's basketball starts hot, wins Hamilton Invitational

It’s hard to imagine a better start to the season for the men’s basketball team. Following a close defeat in their season opener to Catholic University, the Continentals have ripped off a four-game winning streak, culminating in their hoisting the trophy as winners of the Hamilton Invitational Championship last Sunday. At 4 -1, they’ve notched impressive victories over teams like Clarkson University and SUNY Oswego. They’ll look to capitalize on the excellent results from last weekend to build momentum during a challenging month ahead.  More ...

Hamilton dining options insufficient for nutrition needs of athletes

The food offered by Bon Appétit is not sufficient in quantity or quality for Hamilton’s varsity athletes. Hamilton student-athletes work very hard during practice and often end their night with a scarce food selection. While I understand that Bon Appétit tries hard and many of the employees are overworked, there are clear actions that the Bon Appétit administration in collaboration with Hamilton can take to improve everyone’s dining experience.  More ...

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