For Women’s Hockey, No Shortage of Offense
The 2010-2011 season for the Connecticut College Women’s Ice Hockey team was successful. Their 12-11-2 record was the first winning season since joining the NESCAC, setting a new mark for the team. Despite…
Order On the Court!
Then, I wake up one morning and flip on SportsCenter to hear that the NBA is cramping my style. Owners and players have reached a new collective bargaining agreement to play a 66-game…
Men’s and Women’s Swimming and Diving Expecting Improvement at NESCACS
On Saturday, November 19, the men’s and women’s swimming team traveled to Vermont to face Middlebury College and Tufts University. The men swept the competition with a score of 181-107 over the Panthers…
The Curse of the “Dream Team”
In 2009, when the Philadelphia Eagles signed superstar quarterback Michael Vick fresh off of his 21-month visit to prison, the City of Brotherly Love did not know how to react. Since the first…
Men’s and Women’s Basketball Improving Level of Play
With the end of the NBA lockout nowhere in sight, college basketball ratings have seen quite a boost and will surely increase as time passes. With the winter sports season well on its…
Men’s Hockey Brings Depth
Last year’s season for the Camel men’s ice hockey program did not turn out to be what they had hoped for. The Camels finished the 2010-2011 campaign with a record of 7-14-3 (6-12-1)…
Mutai, Dado Capture NYC Marathon Titles
When people think of the word “marathon,” they think of the ING New York City marathon. The first New York marathon was organized in 1970 and included a mere 170 runners. It is…
Volleyball Makes Seventh Consecutive Trip To NESCAC Playoffs
On Nov. 4 in Brunswick, Maine, the Connecticut College women’s volleyball team lost to Middlebury College, three sets to none, in the quarterfinals of the NESCAC Tournament, hosted by Bowdoin College. Middlebury entered…
ESPN, Stay Away From Hockey
As a hockey fan, it’s often hard to watch ESPN’s SportsCenter. After the NHL’s lockout of the 2004-2005 season, ESPN decided not to pick up the television rights to air national hockey league…
Ending Homophobia in Athletics
In order for a sports team to be successful, there must be a strong team dynamic of camaraderie and support both on and off the field. Athletes need to know that when they…
Aaron Davis Masters Mind and Bod
Aaron Davis ‘14 is known across campus for being a bit of a mini-superhero, mastering his passions in running, dancing and singing. Davis runs track and cross-country, majors in dance and sings in…
In Defense of Our Camel Pride
No article in recent days has ignited debate on The College Voice’s website as “Where is our Camel Pride?” by Nick Rodricks ’12 has. And with good reason: Rodricks’ article lambasts the student…
This World Series Was One For The Ages, Folks
There is a loss of interest in the MLB playoffs when big-market teams get knocked out. When Mariano Rivera doesn’t have the chance to face David Ortiz with a full count and…
Men’s XC Runs Toward Bid to Nationals
In Division III men’s cross-country, the top two teams at each regional meet are awarded a chance to compete at the national championships, with an additional two, possibly three, at-large bids given to…
NFL Midseason Awards
MVP- Aaron Rodgers (Green Bay Packers): The man is a statistical anomaly. Through seven games, Rodgers has amassed 2,372 yards through the air, with twenty touchdowns and a mere three interceptions. His 125.7…
