Sports

Fantasy Football Stock Market

October 22, 2012• Sports • One Comment

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Men’s Soccer Makes Late Push

October 22, 2012• Sports

To the casual observer, the Connecticut College Men’s Soccer team’s season thus far looks mediocre at best. The Camels have won just a...

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Fran Shields, Athletic Director

October 1, 2012• Sports

Ben Schachtel Perched atop a tall bookshelf in the corner, a mud-caked hat seemed out of place. The rest of the office was clean, save for...

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The NHL Has Done it Again

October 1, 2012• Sports

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Wiffle Ballers Stay Luce

October 1, 2012• Sports

By Alex Cammarata & Marina Stuart Team Stay Luce defeated team New London Arboritos in the final round of Connecticut College’s first...

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Sports, Among Other Things, a Humbling Experience

April 30, 2012• Sports, Uncategorized

Perched at the base of the astounding Table Mountain, looking out from our balcony at the beautiful nighttime scene of the city, my fellow...

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Conn Bids Head Athletic Trainer Cathy Horne Farewell

April 30, 2012• Sports • One Comment

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The Connecticut College NFL Mock Draft

April 17, 2012• Sports

As a Cleveland Browns fan the most exciting day of the year does not take place in January or February but in late April during the NFL...

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A Guide to a Career in Sports

April 17, 2012• Sports

The Kraft Sports Group, in accordance with Gillette Stadium, hosted a Sports and Entertainment Career Fair on Saturday April 14, in...

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Senior Doug Wright Ready for Championship Season

April 9, 2012• Sports

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Conn College Sailing: A Breeze Ahead

April 9, 2012• Sports • One Comment

You see and hear about it around campus. A mention on a tour, a t-shirt of a popular beer brand modified to include the words “CAMEL...

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Fenway Park Turns 100: A Reflection on “America’s Most Beloved Ball Park”

April 9, 2012• Sports

For the past two years, Connecticut College has been busy preparing for and celebrating the centennial year. Since most of Conn’s...

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