Ranked Number 11, Women's Basketball Keeps Rolling
The Mammoths have rolled through January, boasting a 16-2 record and No. 11 national ranking.
Luke Padian '24
Field Hockey Suffers Season-Ending Loss to Bowdoin
To kick off the NESCAC tournament, field hockey faced Bowdoin on Saturday, Oct. 30. In a tough defensive match, the Mammoths were unable to pull off a victory, ending their season with an 11-5 record.
Strong Defense Lifts Football Past Bates in Season Opener
Led first by an electric offensive start and then stalwart late-game defense, the football team claimed a 28-20 comeback victory over Bates College in its season opener on Sept. 18.
Upsets Abound in First Two Rounds of March Madness
“It’s March, expect the unexpected!” exclaimed the CBS announcer as No. 15 seed
Oral Roberts University upset No. 2 seed Ohio State in the first round of this
year’s NCAA Men’s Division I Basketball Tournament. Commonly known as March
Madness, the tournament is one of the most
Former NFL Star Colin Kaepernick Joins Wave of Sports-Focused SPACs
Former NFL quarterback and current civil rights activist Colin Kaepernick
announced on Feb. 9 that he had formed a SPAC named Mission Advancement Corp. A
SPAC is a shell company — a corporation that exists only on paper — that buys
private companies with the sole purpose of taking them public. SPAC
A November Masters Like None Other
It’s November, and we are watching golf in Augusta, Ga. What is the world we
live in? The Masters, perhaps the world’s most prestigious golf tournament,
happened this fall after Covid-19 bumped it from its usual April start. But due
to the recent stress that this 2020 induced,