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March
2, 2001
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Men's
hockey heads to semis The
playoffs started on a good note for the men's hockey team last weekend.
They dealt fourth-seeded Trinity (15-7-2) a 4-3 overtime loss on
Saturday, and advanced to today's 4:00 semifinal against second
seed Amherst (17-4-3).
NESCAC
champs The
Bowdoin women's basketball team has had a stellar week-they've been
crowned NESCAC champions and have advanced to the next round of
the NCAA Division III tournament. Also, Bowdoin players received
some individual awards: Kristi Royer '03, who leads the team in
scoring, was named to the First Team All-NESCAC Women's Basketball
Team, while Lora Trenkle '04, the freshman star, was named to the
Second Team.
High
tension at swim meet A
recent article in the New York Times entitled "Basketball's Troubles"
discussed the reasons for the sport's dropping attendance and general
fan disinterest in recent years. During the 1998-1999 season, television
viewer ship plummeted 15%. Last season, the trend continued with
another 15% slash in ratings.
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Squash competes at the Howe Cup Senior Spotlight: Dave Baranowski
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