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From Wolverine to Camel

September 23, 2014• Sports

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Player Profile: Livi Block ’18

September 23, 2014• Sports • 2 Comments

Livi Block ’18 is one of the new members of the Women’s Soccer team. With her top speed and clear vision on the field, she helped lead...

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Player Profile: Zach Punt ’15

September 23, 2014• Sports

Men’s soccer captain Zach Punt ’15 has led the Camels to a strong start this season. A tenacious defender, Punt is involved on and off...

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Soccer Preview: Men’s Soccer

September 23, 2014• Sports

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Women’s Field Hockey Gets Fresh Start

September 23, 2014• Sports, Uncategorized

The Women’s Field Hockey team is off to a fresh start this year. In addition to nearly half the team being made up of first-years,...

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16 Teams, 4 Rounds, 1 Cup: The road to the Stanley Cup

April 28, 2014• Sports, Uncategorized

With the NHL Playoffs underway, 16 teams will vie for the Stanley Cup in a grueling two-month tournament, which is considered by many to be...

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The State of Our Tiger Woods

April 28, 2014• Sports, Uncategorized

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Women’s Track Runs the Show

April 28, 2014• Sports, Uncategorized

The “Laps to Go” sign is set to its highest possible value in anticipation of the first event of the day. The gun for the 10K is about...

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The Every-Four-Year Fan’s Guide to the World Cup

April 28, 2014• Sports, Uncategorized

Every four years, the World Cup is watched by almost a billion people in homes, bars and other public venues. Around the globe, the...

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Sailing on to Nationals

April 28, 2014• Sports

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Suits and Gowns: Why Rugby is more fun in a Suit

April 28, 2014• Sports

There are few activities that accompany themselves like rugby and drinking. Perhaps bocce and cigars. Shoes and socks. Maybe, even, Tinder,...

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Player Profile: Chad Sawyer ’15

April 14, 2014• Sports, Uncategorized

Chad Sawyer is a chief contributor to the Connecticut College Men’s Lacrosse team. A junior Economics major and Sociology minor, he...

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