The Babson women's basketball team emerged victorious in the NEWMAC quarterfinals, avenging a regular-season loss to Coast Guard. The Beavers, who had dropped their last two games against the Bears, turned the tables with a strong performance at Staake Gymnasium on February 25. This win marks their fourth postseason victory against Coast Guard, continuing their dominance in the NEWMAC playoffs. The Beavers will now look ahead to the semifinals as they aim for another conference title.
In men's ice hockey, Babson is set to host Plymouth State in the semifinals of the inaugural Little East Conference tournament. The Beavers, ranked No. 13 nationally, finished as the runner-up in the regular season and secured the second seed. They have a strong track record against Plymouth State, having won the last five meetings at the Babson Skating Center. The teams will face off on February 28, with Babson looking to advance to the tournament final.
Beyond the courts and rinks, Babson Athletics has partnered with the FABB Lab to launch the Dam Strong Nutrition Fueling Station. This six-week pilot aims to enhance student-athlete performance and recovery across Babson's 23 varsity programs. The initiative underscores the college's commitment to supporting its athletes' well-being and competitive success.
Additionally, Babson junior David Krol is set to compete in the NCAA Division III Region 3 North/Northeast Diving Championships. Krol, who has qualified for the regionals for the third consecutive year, will participate in both the 3-meter and 1-meter events in New London, Conn., from February 27-28. His participation marks a significant achievement for Babson diving, as he continues to build on his previous postseason experiences.