Softball goes 1-3 on the week
The Colby softball team started off this past week with an 8-0 win against Thomas College on Thursday, April 19, which brought the Mules’ record to 8-16 overall.
The Colby softball team started off this past week with an 8-0 win against Thomas College on Thursday, April 19, which brought the Mules’ record to 8-16 overall.
It was a busy week for the softball team as they played six games—two against the University of Maine at Farmington (UMF), one versus Thomas College and three more against Tufts University.
Colby softball took on Bates College in three close games this past weekend.
Colby softball has a .500 record with two wins and two losses under its belt since returning from its spring break trip to Florida.
Natalie Biedermann ’12, Cassady Roberts ’13, and Jim Ryan ’14 competed at the NCAA Championships this past weekend.
Four alpine and one nordic skier qualified for the NCAA Championships.
The Colby alpine ski team closed out its season this weekend with a two-day race series at Middlebury College.
The Colby alpine ski team had a consistent weekend of racing at Jiminy Peak for the Williams College Carnival.
This past weekend, Dartmouth College hosted the fourth series of Carnival races. At the end of the weekend, the Mules were in seventh place in the overall team standings.
Beginning with an intensive dry-land training program in November, the Mules have since left their mark on the slopes of Sunday River, Attitash and Stowe.
A brutal loss to Bates College ended the field hockey season this week.
Colby field hockey had a bittersweet week, losing to Williams College a few days after their victory against St. Joseph’s College on Tuesday night.
The men’s golf team took on Bates College in the season-ending Sid Farr Invitational this past weekend.
Taggie Martin ’13 drove the Mules into contention by shooting the lowest round of the day.
The men’s golf team hosted two matches at home this weekend, placing second in the Colby Classic on Saturday and winning the Colby Invitational the following day.
The Mules finished in seventh place, and two of the five Colby players scored in the top 20 for individual results.
Colby's cross country teams competed at the Class Relays at Bates this past weekend.
Colby softball had a week packed with double-header games against Husson University, the University of Maine at Farmington (UMF) and Tufts University. The Mules came out of the six-game stretch with three wins and three losses.
With two tough losses to top-ranked opponents, Colby women’s tennis had a tough week.
The Mules moved up in the New England Small College Athletic Conference (NESCAC) standings this week after the women’s tennis team took exciting victories in two out of its three matches.
Colby women’s tennis was off to a promising start after the team’s spring break trip to Orlando, Fla.
This past week, the top Division I alpine teams from all over the country traveled to Mt. Mansfield in Stowe, Vermont for National Collegiate Athletic Association Championships. Of the 18 men who qualified from the East, three were Mules— Brian Morgan ’12, Marc Massie ’13 and Jim Ryan ’14.
This past weekend marked the last carnival series of the season for the alpine team. Hosted by Bates College, the races— consisting of slalom on Saturday and giant slalom (GS) on Sunday—took place at the nearby Sunday River course.
Strange weather patterns and snow conditions plagued this weekend’s carnival at the Middlebury Snowbowl, but the Colby alpine ski teams still turned in strong performances that propelled them forward in the rankings.
This weekend, each member of the Colby alpine ski team traveled for four-and-a-half hours to spend a total of four minutes racing down the slopes.
The Colby golf team was busy this weekend with three days of play in a row.
The Colby Mules kicked off the golf season with an impressive start this weekend: two consecutive wins and a hole-in-one.