This Week's Features
Middlebury Squash Athletes Earn All-NESCAC Honors
The Panthers celebrate notable individual achievements in squash while women's swimming prepares for the NCAA Championships.
Men's Hockey Falls Short in NESCAC Championship Match
Middlebury's men's hockey team reaches the finals but loses to Williams, while the women's team battles in a marathon semifinal.
All Stories This Week
skiing-m--photoAdicoff & Wolter ’22 Claim Gold In Sprint Classic VI at Paralympics
Jake Adicoff (Bowdoin '19) and Peter Wolter '22 claimed gold in the 1.5K Sprint Classic at the Paralympics on Tuesday, March 10. This marked the first of four events in the games for Adicoff, as Wolter served as his guide in the visually impaired category.
squash-m--photoGabe Feinstein Named All-NESCAC First-Team Selection
Gabe Feinstein of the #17 Middlebury men's squash team secured an All-NESCAC First-Team nod.
squash-w--photoAnand & Burnham Tabbed to All-NESCAC First Team
Aanvi Anand and Lindsey Burnham of the #16 Middlebury women's squash team were announced as All-NESCAC First-Team selections, as unveiled by the conference on Tuesday.
swimming-&-diving-w--photoFour Panthers Set to Compete at NCAA Swimming & Diving Championships
Four members of the #25 Middlebury women's swimming and diving team have been selected to compete at the NCAA Championships. The four-day competition begins on Wednesday, March 18 at the IU Natatorium in Indianapolis, Indiana.