For Release: April 21, 2008

MEN’S LACROSSE WINS TWO

The Middlebury College men’s lacrosse team picked up two more wins last week to improve to 11-1 on the season. A win over Tufts in the regular season finale this Saturday would lock up the top seed for the upcoming NESCAC Tournament for the Panthers.

Middlebury jumped out to a 6-0 lead and fought off a late surge by Skidmore, winning 8-5 in a non-conference match-up on Wednesday afternoon. It was the first ever men’s lacrosse contest between the two schools, which are separated by less than 90 miles.

Middlebury started their 6-0 run in the first quarter off a feed by junior Mike Stone (Boston, Mass.) to sophomore Pete Smith (Wilton, Conn.) who collected the pass in front of the Skidmore net for the goal at the 11:07 mark. Stone increased the lead later in the quarter cutting in from the left side for a 2-0 advantage. Senior Frank Granara (Norwell, Mass.) capped the first quarter scoring with 2:42 left with another doorstep goal off an assist by junior Tom Petty (Newburyport, Conn.). Junior Matt Ferrer (Darien, Conn.) kept the run going with a goal early in the second quarter before Chris Teves’ (Wellesley, Mass.) driving shot from 10 yards out with 8:19 left in the first half built a 5-0 lead heading into intermission.

Stone finished run with 6:55 remaining in the third quarter driving left from the dodging spot for the six goal advantage. Matt Levesque ended a 38:43 scoring drought for the Thoroughbreds on a man-up goal at the 6:17 mark in the quarter. Levesque tacked on the next two goals for Skidmore, including his third goal of the game with only :02 remaining in the third, cutting the Panther advantage to 6-3 heading into the fourth.

The Thoroughbreds kept the pressure on when Tyler Arnot’s tally cut the lead to 6-4 with 9:35 left to play. Smith answered for Middlebury less than a minute later, with a driving shot that got past Skidmore goalie John Capitani for a three goal lead. With 4:34 left in the game, Cory Barkoff muscled his way deep into the crease, fending off a pair of Panthers and slipped one past Middlebury’s Pete Britt (Summit, N.J.), cutting Middlebury’s lead to 7-5. With 2:13 left in the game, Smith’s third goal gave the Panthers an 8-5 advantage. In the final minute, Britt stopped a shot by Levesque and the Panthers maintained possession as time expired, sealing the win.

Smith led the Panthers with three goals, as Stone netted a pair and assisted on another, while Levesque’s three goals topped the scoring for Skidmore. Britt made 12 saves on the day for Middlebury as Capitani stopped 15 shots for the Thoroughbreds.

Middlebury earned a huge road win on Saturday, as they topped Wesleyan 11-8. Middlebury, ranked seventh nationally, took over sole possession of first place in the NESCAC as the two teams entered the game tied for first at 6-1. The Panthers also remained undefeated on the road this year with an 8-0 mark.

Middlebury gave up the first goal in the game, but scored seven of the next nine for a 7-3 lead early in the third quarter. Middlebury never let the Cardinals get closer than two at 10-8 on a Chris Jasinski goal with 8:13 remaining but a goal by senior Jim Cabrera (Old Greenwich, Conn.) off his own rebound with 6:24 to go completed his hat-trick and gave the visitors some breathing room at 11-8. Wesleyan's best opportunity in the last five minutes came when Jasinski hit the pipe.

Middlebury broke a 2-2 tie on a Granara goal in front off a terrific centering pass by Smith, who had three assists in the contest. That was the final goal of the first quarter as the team packed five goals into the opening 5:50 of the game. Middlebury extended its lead to 6-3 at halftime with Cabrera, Stone and Teves getting goals, the last with :03 to go, again with a lightening pass from Smith setting it up.

When Stone opened the third-period scoring at 14:12, Middlebury had a four-goal cushion. Wesleyan fought back from as much as a 10-5 deficit with three consecutive goals by juniors Dan Latzman and Russ Follansbee, as well as Jasinski.
• Men’s lacrosse record: 11-1
• Up next: 4/26 vs. Tufts – 12:00

WOMEN’S LACROSSE CLINCHES TOP SEED

The Panther women’s lacrosse team clinched the top seed for the upcoming NESCAC Tournament for the eighth straight season as the Panthers picked up a 19-6 win over Wesleyan on Kohn Field. Middlebury wraps up its regular season with a pair of games next week, before hosting the NESCAC semifinals and finals on May 3^rd and 4^th on Kohn Field.

Trailing 1-0, Middlebury scored the game’s next five goals in a 4:25 span to take a 5-1 lead. Senior Katherine Entwisle (Lower Gwynedd, Pa.) scored a pair during the run, while senior Mimi Schatz (Baltimore, Md.) assisted on three of the tallies.

Elise Kaye answered with a free position goal for the Cardinals at 20:21, before Middlebury ran off seven straight goals to take a 12-2 lead into the intermission. Schatz and senior Reid Berrien (Westport, Conn.) each scored twice during a run that gave the Panthers a comfortable margin.

Wesleyan scored three of the first five goals in the second half to cut the lead to 14-5 with 17:19 remaining. The Panthers answered with a three-goal run to put the game away, as they emerged with a 19-6 win.

Entwisle ended the game with six goals, first-year player Sally Ryan (Mountain Lakes, N.J.) netted four, while Berrien scored three. Schatz had a pair of goals and four assists on the afternoon. Kaye and Laurel Sticklor each scored twice for the Cardinals.

It a battle of the seventh and eighth ranked teams in the nation, #7 Middlebury earned a 16-10 victory over #8 Union on Wednesday. The Panthers jumped out to a 12-4 lead and never looked back as they outshot Union 38-19 on the afternoon.

Middlebury came out firing, jumping out to a 3-0 lead in the game’s first 5:02 of play, with two free position goals. Union answered as Allie Cuozzo hit Kristin Joyce for a quick-stick goal just 16 seconds later.

The Panthers came back with three more tallies, including two more free position goals, to make it a 6-1 game at the 19:52 mark. Union netted two of the next three before the Panthers closed the half on a 5-1 run to take a 12-4 lead into the intermission.

Sophomore Dana Heritage (Cheshire, Conn.) scored her fourth goal of the game to open the second half, before Union went on a run over the next six minutes, netting three of four goals to make it a 14-7 game with 13:08 remaining.

Middlebury gained some breathing room with a pair of goals in 42 seconds, including the team’s fifth free position goal of the game, to take a 16-7 lead with 9:30 left to play.

Union scored the game’s final three goals to make it a 16-10 contest. Heritage paced the Panthers with four goals, Shatz and Entwisle scored three apiece, while sophomore Lindsay Winstead (Chevy Chase, Md.) and Berrien each netted a pair. Ryan dished out three assists in the win.

Junior goalie Blair Bowie (Washington, D.C.) made seven saves over 52 minutes.
• Women’s lacrosse record: 9-2
• Up next: 4/22 vs. Skidmore – 4:00, 4/26 @ Tufts

MEN’S TENNIS WINS THREE MATCHES

The #9 Middlebury College men’s tennis team picked up three wins last week to end the regular season with a 14-4 mark. The week began as Middlebury picked up an 8-1 win at Skidmore. The Panthers swept the doubles matches before winning five of six singles contests in straight sets. Middlebury returned home to earn a 7-2 win over #18 Amherst on Saturday. Middlebury won all but the #1 and #2 singles matches en route to the victory. The week ended as the Panthers made it four straight wins with an 8-1 win over 14th-ranked, The College of New Jersey. Middlebury swept all six singles matches, falling only in the #1 doubles slot.

For complete match summaries, see: http://www.middlebury.edu/athletics/sports/mens/tennis/
• Men’s tennis record: 14-4
• Up next: 4/25-27 – Host NESCAC Championships

WOMEN’S GOLF WITH SOLID FINISH AT AMHERST

The Panther women’s golf team finished tied for third among 10 teams competing at the Jack Leaman Women’s Golf Tournament hosted by Amherst. Boston University won the event with a 690, while Middlebury came in with a 701.

Leading the team with a second place finish overall was first-year Courtney Mazzei (Larkin Valley, Calif.), who fired a two-day total of 163. Junior Julie Ellenberger (Concord, Mass.) placed fourth with a 168, followed by rookie Jessica Bluestein (Tucson, Ariz.) with a 183, senior Karen Levin (Morton Grove, Ill.) shot a 192, while first-year player Elizabeth Hirsch (New City, N.Y.) came in with a 195.
• Women’s golf competes at Amherst
• Up next: 4/26-27 @ Williams

BASEBALL WITH A BUSY WEEK

The Middlebury College baseball team played a pair of mid-week games before hosting a three-game NESCAC West set with Amherst on Forbes Field. The week began as the Panthers saw their four-game winning streak come to an end, falling 7-6 to St. Michael’s. Middlebury trailed 6-0, but battled back to tie the game at six before the Purple Knights won it with a run in the ninth.

Leading 1-0, St. Michael’s plated three runs on three hits in the second inning to take a 4-0 advantage. A two-run triple to right center by Matt Beauliu sparked the inning for the Purple Knights.

St. Michael’s added a pair in the fifth with an RBI single by Beaulieu and a SAC fly from Ben Yodzio to make it a 6-0 game.

Middlebury got on the board in the sixth with four runs on a pair of hits. A bases loaded walk by sophomore Erich Enns (Lansdale, Pa.) and a SAC fly to right by junior Dave Miranowski (St. Paul, Minn.) drove in two of the four runs.

The Panthers tied the game in the bottom of the eighth with a pair of runs on three hits, leaving the bases loaded. Miranowski singled to left to score junior Peter Bourdon (Simsbury, Conn.), while senior Nick Lefeber’s (Branford, Conn.) double to left drove in Enns to tie the game at 6-6.

St. Michael’s scored an unearned run in the ninth, as Tim Pilczak reached on an error and later scored on a triple to right center by Beaulieu. Middlebury had a runner reach second base in the bottom of the ninth, but could not get the equalizer.

Mike McDonough picked up the win in relief for St. Michael’s, while Colin Dudunake earned the save. First-year pitcher Scooter Scott (Marlboro, Vt.) suffered the loss in relief for the Panthers, allowing an unearned run over one inning. Miranowski ended the day 2-3 with a pair of RBI for the Panthers, while Lefeber doubled.

Middlebury broke open a 6-6 game with two runs in the eighth and three in the ninth for an 11-6 non-league win over Skidmore. The loss snapped a seven-game win streak for the Thoroughbreds, who fall to 13-9, while the Panthers improve to 9-10.

Middlebury pounded out 15 hits and took advantage of six Skidmore errors. Miranowski was 3-5 with three runs, while Lefeber was 2-5 with a double and a two-run two-out single in the ninth.

Junior Mark Shimrock (Lansdale, Pa.), senior John Lanahan (Jacksonville, Fla.), rookie Donald McKillop (Poway, Calif.) and junior Tim Dillon (Dracut, Mass.) all had two hits for the Panthers. Sophomore Matt Lowes (Houston, Texas) earned his first win of the season with one inning of shutout relief.

In game one in Vermont, Middlebury scored 14 runs on 14 hits and took advantage of seven Amherst errors as the Panthers picked up a 14-8 win over the Jeffs in game one of a three-game NESCAC set.

Trailing 1-0, Middlebury struck for seven runs on seven hits in the bottom of the second inning. Enns plated Lanahan with a single up the middle for the first run, while Dillon followed with an RBI double down the right field line to score McKillop. Two batters later, Shimrock cleared the bases with a three-run double to left center to make it a 7-1 game.

The Panthers struck for four more runs in the third inning, all of them unearned on a pair of Amherst errors. Lefeber plated a pair with a two-run single up the middle, while senior Gabe Broughton (Barrington, R.I.) drove in Lefeber with a single through the right side. Shimrock drove in the final run of the inning with a single up the middle to make it an 11-1 lead after three innings of play.

Amherst rallied in the fourth, as Josh Card plated Mike Neff with a ground-rule double down the left field line. The next three runs would come on an error, wild pitch and a ground out. Middlebury answered in the bottom of the inning with a homer to left center by Enns and an unearned run to hold a 13-5 lead.

The Jeffs chipped away at the lead with two in the sixth on a two-run bomb by Josh Card and one in the seventh on an RBI single from Evan Bruno. The Panthers scored the final run of the game in the bottom of the seventh on a SAC fly from Peter Bourdon.

Senior Jack Britton (Carmel, Calif.) earned the win for the Panthers on the hill, striking out 10 batters over six innings of work. Junior Matt Joseph (Alexandria, Va.), senior Tom Sullivan (Saugus, Mass.) and McKillop closed out the game.

Lanahan went 3-4 with two runs scored, while Shimrock was 2-6 with four RBI. Nick Lefeber was 2-5 with two runs scored and two driven in, while Enns was 2-3 with a homer, two runs scored and two RBI.

Amherst scored a pair of late runs for an 8-7 come-from-behind win over Middlebury in game one on Saturday, while pounding out 21 hits in game two for a 14-8 win.

With the game tied at one, Middlebury scored a pair of unearned runs in the second inning to take a 3-1 lead. The Panthers struck for two more in the third to grab a 5-1 advantage. A two-run double by McKillop drove in Lanahan and Shimrock in the fourth to give the Panthers a 7-1 lead.

Middlebury starter Nick Angstman (Williston, Vt.) worked into the fifth inning, before being relieved by senior Justin Wright (W. Simsbury, Conn.), who was seeing his first action of the season. Amherst plated five runs on four hits in the inning, taking advantage of three Middlebury errors.

Trailing 7-6 in the seventh and final inning, Amherst rallied as Evan Bruno singled up the middle, as McKillop came on in relief of Wright. A SAC bunt moved Bruno to second before Jose Espinosa was hit by a pitch. One out later, a walk to Brian Merrigan loaded the bases for Brendan Powers, who ripped a two-run single up the middle to give Amherst its first lead of the game.

Middlebury threatened in the bottom of the inning, but left two runners on base as they fell 8-7. Max McKenna earned the win with three scoreless innings of relief, while Jeff Keenan picked up the save. McKillop suffered the loss for Middlebury.

McKillop was 2-3 with two doubles and two RBI for Middlebury, Dillon went 3-4, while Shimrock was 2-4 with two driven in.

The Amherst bats came out swinging in game two, as seven straight players had hits, including four doubles, after two were out in the first inning. Middlebury starter Christian Hansen (Laramie, Wyo.) was chased from the game and relieved by junior Steve Shortle (Rutland, Vt.), as the Jeffs took a 5-0 lead after a half an inning.

Trailing 6-0, Middlebury scored four in the sixth to make it a 6-4 game. A three-run double to center by McKillop was the big blow for the Panthers, driving in three unearned runs.

Amherst gained some breathing room on a two-run shot to center by Neal Allar in the seventh and a similar homer from Angus Schaller in the eighth. The Jeffs tacked on three more in the ninth to lead 14-4, before Middlebury plated four runs in the bottom of the inning to make it a 14-8 final.

Keenan earned the win for Amherst, while James Cetkovski earned the save with one earned run over 3 1/3 innings of work. Hansen suffered the loss for the Panthers.

Lefeber paced the Panthers with a 3-5 game.
• Baseball record: 10-12
• Up next: 4/23 @ Plattsburgh, 4/25 @ Hamilton, 4/26 @ Hamilton (2), 4/27 vs. Castleton – 4:00

TRACK & FIELD COMPETES AT DARTMOUTH

The Panther track and field teams took part in a five-way outdoor meet at Dartmouth over the weekend. Middlebury turned in some impressive performances, as they competed against Division I schools Dartmouth, UNH and UVM. The women’s 4x100 relay team comprised of senior Elizabeth Huntley (Coralville, Iowa), junior Jen Katz (Winchester, Mass.) and sophomores Laura Dalton (Simsbury, Conn.) and Anjuli Demers (Dracut, Mass.) set a new school record, placing third with a time of 49.54.

First-year athlete Hannah Meier (Charlotte, Vt.) earned a win in the 5000, finishing with a time of 18:22.91. Just behind her in second place was junior Alexandra Krieg (Wellesley, Mass.), finishing with a time of 18:25.02. Demers earned a third place finish in the 200 (26.15), rookie Sophia Spring (Croton-on-Hudson, N.Y.) was third in the 1500 (4:44.81), while classmate Katy Magill (Boxford, Mass.) placed third in the 400 hurdles (1:05.85). Senior Ceara Danaher (Simsbury, Conn.) earned a third place finish in the 3000 steeplechase (11:28.12), junior Kelley Coughlan (Port Jefferson, N.Y.) was second in the triple jump (35’5.75”), first-year athlete Elizabeth Faust (Upper Saddle River, N.J.) came in third in the triple jump (25’.25”), while senior Jennifer Currie (Milton, Vt.) came in third in the hammer (151’11”).

On the men’s side, first-year athlete Connor Wood (Chicago, Ill.) finished third in the 400 (50.42), while senior Ian O’Reilly (Meriden, N.H.) placed fifth in the 800 (1:53.84). Other top finishers for the men included senior Patrick Sedney (Underhill, Vt.) in the pole vault (12’11.75”) and senior Greg Bassell (West Nyack, N.Y.) in the hammer (128’3”).
• Track& Field competes at Dartmouth
• Up next: 4/26 @ NESCAC Championship (Hamilton)

SOFTBALL WITH ANOTHER BUSY WEEK

The Middlebury College softball team played six games last week, struggling at the plate as they dropped five. Union improved to 16-3 on the season as they took a pair of road games at Middlebury by scores of 5-2 and 12-0 in five innings.

Union pitcher Ginny Sack picked up both wins on the afternoon, allowing two runs on seven hits, while striking out five batters. Union struck for four runs in the first inning of game one, behind a two-run triple by Catherine Kielb. An RBI double by Lindsay Larabee and a run-scoring single from Bridget Graham later in the inning made it a 4-0 game.

Middlebury answered with a pair in the bottom of the inning, as first-year player Ali McAnaney (Northbrook, Ill.) plated classmates Geena Constantin (Pelham, N.H.) and Megan Margel (Ridgewood, N.J.) with a two-run double.

Union scored the game’s only other run in the fourth on a sacrifice fly by Kielb. Kaknis went 3-4 to lead Union, while Megan Bordino, Graham and Larabee each had a pair of hits. Margel went 2-3 for the Panthers, while McAnaney had a double.

Union led 4-0 in game two before scoring eight runs on eight hits in the fifth inning to picked up a 12-0 win in the five-inning contest. A two-run double by Alexandra King and a two-run single from Kaknis sparked the inning. First-year player Carlie Crawford (Mount Vernon, Wash.) and McAnaney singled for the Panthers.

Morgan Simpson fired a complete-game five-hitter and Becky Sansone smacked a two-run home run Friday as Williams picked up a 4-1 win over Middlebury.

Simpson carried a shutout into the seventh Friday, losing it on a bases-loaded groundout. Her teammates gave her a 1-0 lead in the first. With two outs, Katie Powers roped a double off the fence in left followed by an RBI single to left by Libby Copeland-Halperin.

Williams added three in the third off Constantin. Joey Lye walked and Sansone followed with a long drive to center field that cleared the fence for a two-run home run. Copeland-Halperin and Simpson followed an out with back-to-back singles, and Taryn Goodman scored the third run with a groundout for a 4-0 lead.

The Panthers threatend to make it a game in the seventh. Margel led off with a single, followed by a single from Constantin. After an out, an error loaded the bases. Junior Amelia Magistrali (Torrington, Conn.) scored a run with a groundout to third, but Lye went into the shortstop hole to field a grounder off the bat of senior Brittany Burke (Medfield, Mass.), and her throw just nipped the runner to end the game.

Constantin took the loss for Middlebury, allowing eight hits and four runs, all earned, over four innings. She walked one and fanned two.

Trailing 2-0 in game one on Saturday, Middlebury got on the board in the fourth on an RBI single to center by Burke, scoring Crawford. The Panthers scored a pair of unearned runs in the fifth inning, taking a 3-2 lead on a SAC fly by Margel.

With two outs in the sixth, Magistrali and rookie Emily Burbridge (E. Greenwich, R.I.) singled, before sophomore Kristin Maletsky (Kinnelon, N.J.) belted a three-run shot to give the Panthers a 6-2 advantage. The homer was the fourth of the season for the sophomore.

Burke went the distance, earning the win over seven innings of work. C. Crawford went 2-4 for the Panthers, while Burbridge was 2-3 with two runs scored.

Trailing 3-0 in game two, the Panthers struck for a pair in the third inning. Maletsky double to right and later scored on a fielder’s choice from C. Crawford, while an RBI ground out by Margel scored rookie Leslie Crawford (Mount Vernon, Wash.).

The Panthers tied the game in the sixth as Burbridge singled through the left side, scoring Margel and knotting the game at three. Williams came back in the bottom of the seventh and scored the game-winner on an RBI double.

McAnaney took the loss for Middlebury, as Burbridge had a pair of hits.

Amherst scored two runs in the bottom of the seventh inning to pick up a 3-2 come-from-behind victory over Middlebury on Sunday. Middlebury played a textbook first inning to jump out to an early 2-0 lead, with the Panthers’ rookie class providing all of the offense. Burbridge led off with a single through the left side before C. Crawford and Margel executed a sacrifice bunt and singled to right field, respectively. After Margel stole second to set up second and third with one out, Constantin doubled to center field for a pair of RBIs.

Constantin was just as effective on the mound in the early going, holding the Jeffs scoreless through three innings. Amherst got its first run in the fourth when Emily Neill led off with a double and was driven in by an RBI-single from Kelly King two batters later to cut the hosts’ deficit in half.

Amherst starting pitcher Alex Chang-Graham settled down after the first inning and got into a rhythm, striking out the side in the top of the third before a 1-2-3 inning in the fourth. The Panthers threatened with runners on first and third in the sixth inning and again with runners on base in the seventh, but Chang-Graham got out of her jams.

The pitching duel kept things exciting throughout the game, and it wasn’t until the seventh inning that Amherst was able to tack on its second run. Emily Bularzik singled up the middle with one out and advanced to second on a passed ball. Jackie Tyler followed up with a single to center field and advanced to second base on the throw in from the outfield, as the Jeffs suddenly had a pair of runners in scoring position.

With runners on second and third, Sam Presnal sent a dribbler back to the mound. Constantin checked Bularzik at third before firing to first, but the throw got away and allowed Amherst to score the tying run, still with only one out in the inning and now with Tyler standing on third. Neckes took over from there and sent a deep fly ball to right center, allowing Tyler to cruise in for the game-winning run.

In addition to going 2-3 at the plate, Chang-Graham picked up her seventh win of the season by allowing just two earned runs on seven hits for the complete-game victory, striking out five and walking none along the way. Constantin struck out three and scattered 10 hits in 6.1 innings and did not walk a batter, as she picked up the loss to move to 3-5 on the year.

Burbridge and Constantin each had two hits for Middlebury.
• Softball record: 11-16
• Up next: 4/22 vs. G. Mountain (2) – 4:00, 4/23 @ Plymouth St. (2), 4/25 vs. Hamilton – 5:00, 4/26 vs. Hamilton (2) – 12:00

WOMEN’S TENNIS ENDS REGULAR SEASON

The Panther women’s tennis team ended its regular season with a 10-4 record after playing two more matches last week. Middlebury ended its home regular season with a 9-0 victory over Hamilton. The Panthers cruised to straight-set wins in all singles matches, while sweeping the doubles contests.

Middlebury ended up its regular season with an 8-1 loss at #3 Amherst. #11 Middlebury led each doubles match, but ending up dropping all three. Junior Clare Burke (Summit, N.J.) was the lone singles winner, picking up a 3-6, 6-3, 10-8 victory.

http://www.middlebury.edu/athletics/sports/womens/tennis/
• Women’s tennis record: 10-4
• Up next: 4/25-27 – Host NESCAC Championships

MEN’S GOLF HOSTS FIRST COLONIAL CUP

The Middlebury College men’s golf team hosted the inaugural Colonial Cup competition against Williams. The two-day Ryder Cup style event featured nine holes of alternate shot play on day one, followed by nine holes of two-man best-ball play. Day two was head to head competition as 10 golfers competed for each school, vying for 20 overall points. The Panthers won the event, coming away with a 13-7 victory at the Ralph Myhre Golf Course.

Senior George Baumann (Mequon, Wis.) earned 3/3 possible points on the weekend to lead the team. Coming in with 2.5 points for Middlebury were junior Michael McCormick (Oak Park, Ill.), Harrison Bane (Marblehead, Mass.) and rookies Jim Levins (Rutland, Vt.) and Brian Cady (Rye, N.Y.).

Earlier in the week, Middlebury opened up its spring season with a fifth place finish at the 11-team Palamountain Invitational hosted by Skidmore. The host school won the event with a 600, while Middlebury earned a 644.

McCormick led the Panthers at the tournament, placing ninth overall with a two-day total at 156. Bane finished 15th for Middlebury with a 159, followed by Cady, who shot a 164. Levins (165) and Bauman (172) rounded out the Middlebury golfers.
• Men’s golf competes twice
• Up next: 4/26-27 @ NESCAC Championship (Trinity)

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