Brown and Weston lead volleyball
September 11, 2014After a long summer of hard work, Hamilton volleyball entered its season ready to surpass all expectations. More ...
Sports
Tennis building off spring success
September 11, 2014As the novelty of being a NESCAC member wears off, Hamilton’s sports teams have begun to experience more success in one of Division III’s most difficult conferences. The men’s and women’s tennis teams certainly fit that distinction, as both squads enter the season with relatively experienced squads expected to make a dent in the conference standings. More ...
Murray leads football program into new era
September 4, 2014Given the football team’s recent past, many surrounding the program are eagerly looking towards the future. The hiring of new head coach Dave Murray last May began that task, and as the season approaches, it is clear that hitting the proverbial reset button has rejuvenated the players and staff. More ...
Postseason or bust for soccer squads
September 4, 2014This summer, the United States had its passion for soccer rekindled, and everyone quickly declared soccer our summer pastime. The Hamilton College soccer teams will look to keep the Hamilton community‘s passion for soccer alive as they chase NESCAC titles and NCAA playoff spots. More ...
Young stars headline golf teams
September 4, 2014As the autumn breeze and chilly evenings already creep up on the Hill, both the men’s and women’s golf teams are hoping the cold holds off for a few more weeks as they compete in the fall portion of their season. More ...
Rosencrans leads field hockey into 2014 campaign
September 4, 2014Despite the hot and humid weather, sneakers pound on the turf and sticks drive balls to the back of the goal on the lower turf. Field hockey has returned to the hill, and the Continentals are putting in the work for a successful season. More ...
T & F dominate with 11 podium finishes at NYSCTC
May 9, 2014The Hamilton College track and field teams had a strong showing at the New York State Collegiate Track Conference (NYSCTC) Championships at St. John Fisher College in Rochester, N.Y. More ...
2014 World Cup in Brazil: What to watch for
May 9, 2014In a little over a month, regardless of responsibilities or obligations, people around the world will take two hours out of their day to watch their nations’ top players compete in the 2014 FIFA World Cup hosted in Brazil. Lasting from June 12 to July 13, and spanning twelve Brazilian cities including Brasilia and São Paulo, the tournament will feature 32 nations vying for what many consider the highest honor in all of world sport. More than one billion people tuned into the 2010 final in which Spain defeated the Netherlands 1-0 to capture its first ever trophy. More ...
Baseball victorious in season finale
May 9, 2014Amid poor weather and rain delay antics, the Hamilton baseball team managed to battle out a double header against SUNY-IT. The Continentals lost the first game of the day by a score of 6-5. Nevertheless, Hamilton blazed back in the second contest and earned an 8-0 victory with a two-hit shutout performance by Finlay O’Hara ’17. More ...
HCWRFC gets dressed up to scrum
May 9, 2014With just over a week of classes left, one of the greatest spring traditions occurred last weekend. Rugby, commonly played in countries like England, South Africa, and Australia, has become part of the culture in upstate New York. Rain, mud or snow will not stop the women’s rugby team with skillset or popularity on campus. More ...