Hamilton winter sports teams wind down seasons
February 27, 2014Women’s Basketball Track and Field More ...
Women’s Basketball Track and Field More ...
After what many considered a frustrating year, the Hamilton College men’s hockey team finished up their season this past weekend. While traveling to Williamstown, Mass. and then Middlebury, VT, the Continentals clung to a slim hope of making the playoffs going into their final weekend. More ...
Athletics are generally a team endeavor, the equivalent of separate cogs working in unison to produce a functioning machine. However, some sports are inherently more individualistic than others. Swimming falls into that category, and while the record is still a byproduct of multiple swimmers’ cumulative scores, there is more room for individual recognition in a sport where each competitor is focused entirely on his or her own performance. More ...
From down by 22 with 14 minutes to go, to down by three with 20 ticks left, the Continentals were so far, yet so close. After a few fouls to extend the game, the Middlebury Panthers prevailed in the NESCAC Quarterfinals last Saturday. As junior Joe Lin said, “That game was very tough for our entire team to swallow.” More ...
Twenty-two women, 24 games over the course of four months, eight wins, 14 losses, two ties. Hamilton’s women’s ice hockey team battled through adversity to salvage the end of their long season by splitting the series against Colby this past weekend. More ...
Anyone who has tuned into this year’s Winter Olympics has likely had their curiosity piqued by the curling competitions at Sochi. The sport’s esoteric gameplay and rules might make it seem as distant as the Russian port city, but in fact, curling has a strong presence here on the Hill. More ...
This fall, the Hamilton football program will head in a new direction. Following the resignation of head coach Andrew Cohen after two seasons, Athletic Director and Professor of Physical Education Jon Hind has assumed a one-year interim term as his replacement. More ...
In their second and last meet at the Margaret Bundy Scott Field House this season, the Continentals overwhemed the competition on Saturday, with both teams combining for 12 event wins. More ...
Both hockey teams desperately needed wins last weekend in order to contend for playoff positions, and both the men and women came away with one win apiece. More ...
It’s the final minute and tensions are high. Greg Newton ’14 runs past a screen at the left elbow and Hamilton leads Wesleyan for the first time all night. More ...