Sports
As faint droplets pierced through a misty fog last Wednesday at Smith Field, the freshly minted No. 17 Dirty Birds ...
The NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs and a Return to Youth
Long before I considered myself a journalist or writer of any sort, I was a hockey player. Beyond that, I wasn’t ...
Wesleyan Track and Field Dominates J. Elmer Swanson Invitational
Gray skies loomed over Wesleyan’s final regular season meet this past Saturday, April 22. Held on the all too familiar ...
Men’s Lax Upsets No. 3 Tufts, Keeps Win Streak Alive
This past Saturday, the men’s lacrosse team honored its seniors and battled No. 3 Tufts at Jackson Field. In a ...
Women’s Coxswain Antonia Bascombe ’20 Shares Thoughts on Crew
For the last two weekends, both the men’s and women’s crew teams have been hard at work on the water ...
Hot Takes with Hogan: Predicting the Landing Spots of Top NFL Draft Prospects
The NFL Draft is just two days away. Organizations have been working around the clock trying to determine which collegiate ...
Women’s Tennis Topples No. 1 Emory, Outlasts Amherst
Over the past week, the women’s tennis team has been logging plenty of hours on the road. Playing back-to-back Saturday ...
Men’s Lacrosse Bests Trinity, Bowdoin, Extends Win Streak to Twelve
The men’s lacrosse team is in the midst of a great season, currently sitting at 12-1 overall (7-1 in conference play) ...
Baseball’s Offense Soars Despite Uneven Results
Baseball took a break from NESCAC play this past week to face a series of six non-conference opponents. After suffering ...
Men’s Tennis Tackles Tufts and Trin, Tunes for Pivotal Middlebury Match
Just over six months ago, men’s tennis looked like a talented but directionless squad whose top-flight potential went too often ...
