A Message from the Senior Giving Committee
On March 28, students awoke in the morning to find campus covered with signs about “17% Day” and “Completing the Pie.” For those who had been reading their email, it was clear what…
Women’s Hockey Finishes Fifth: Will travel to Bowdoin for NESCAC quarterfinals next weekend
Heading into the NESCAC tournament, the women’s ice hockey team is sitting right in the center of the pack in fifth place out of nine teams. This past weekend, the Camels needed to…
Pay Attention to CC Squash
The men’s and women’s squash teams may be two of the most overlooked teams on campus; however, this is probably because only a select number of students on this campus understand the sport…
Women’s Hockey in Playoff Contention
While the majority of campus was at home enjoying the pleasurable relaxation of a month-long winter break, the women’s hockey team was skating, shooting and scoring its way to four victories. Two of…
Women’s Hockey Hitting Stride: Sit in the middle of NESCAC going into winter break
This season, the women’s hockey team is heading into their final weekend of play prior to winter break with a 4-5 record (3-3 in NESCAC). Currently tied for fifth place out of nine…
In Response to “Down, But Not Out: Women’s soccer takes new approach this season”
In the October 4, 2010 issue of The College Voice, an article was published in the sports section entitled “Down, But Not Out: Women’s soccer takes new approach this season,” by Mike Flint….
Tennis Teams Serve Up Success
The men’s tennis team has undergone some large transitions in the past year, including hiring new coach Chris O’Brien last February, and these changes appear to be paying off. On Friday, September 10,…
Men’s and Women’s Basketball Look to Start Strong to Improve Upon Last Seasons’ Standings
The Men’s and Women’s Basketball teams are gearing up for an exciting season of play. Since November 1, each team has faced a grueling preseason with a focus on the work necessary to…
Volleyball Competes in NESCAC Tournament: Takes Down Wesleyan, Trinity Before Losing in Semis
The Connecticut College women’s volleyball team packed the stands at Luce Fieldhouse for their final league game against fellow Connecticut school and rival Wesleyan on October 30. Although not accurately reflected in their…
Camel Sports Update: A Look Into the Success of Conn Athletics
This fall the Camel sports teams have made an impact in the NESCAC across the board. With eight teams competing, there has been a large amount of sports action on campus. Men’s Cross…
Volleyball Burns Through NESCAC: Camels Second in Conference With 18-4 Record
The Connecticut College Women’s Volleyball team is on fire – it is as simple as that. They have won their past five matches to contribute to an overall record of 18-4 this season,…
Trevor Prophet ’11 Garners Award After Performance in Amherst Game
Trevor Prophet, a junior from Nashua, New Hampshire, is a member of the Men’s Varsity Soccer and Tennis teams. This past week he was named NESCAC Men’s Soccer Player of the Week after…
Coach Wuyke Inducted Into Hall Of Fame
Coach William Wuyke, Director of Connecticut College Fitness and Wellness Center, will be inducted into the Venezuelan Athletic Federation Hall of Fame on October 9, 2009 for his accomplishments as a track and…
Blue Game of the Week: Women’s Soccer vs. Bowdoin on Friday
This year, Connecticut College’s chapter of S.A.A.C. (Student-Athlete Advisory Committee) is providing incentives for students to get out and support Camel Athletics with the “Blue Games.” Each sports team will pick a home…
Player of the Week
Winslow Crane-Murdoch ’13, a rookie member of the Connecticut College Men’s Soccer Team, reflects on game-winning goal against Bates Bobcats and 1-0 victory.
