The Smith College Swimming and Diving team travelled to Worcester, Massachusetts last Friday to compete in a triple dual meet with Babson College, Brandeis University and Worcester Polytechnic Institute.
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Sydney Guiliano ‘18Contributing Writer Ask any Patriots fan and they will tell you that there’s only one quarterback (QB) they need in their lives and…
As the leaves outside die and the air gets colder, the approach of winter slows everything down – everything except the Smith Athletic Teams.
On Monday, Oct. 9, Boston geared up for two afternoon games, a high stakes baseball game and a start-of-the-season hockey game.
After the Smith field hockey team’s win against its Pioneer Valley rival Mount Holyoke this past weekend, the team is 8-8 for the season. Smith field hockey team has played six of the national top 15 teams and their schedule ranks among some of the toughest in the nation. Led by a core of upperclassmen, they returned 10 out of 11 starters and have seen significant contributions from returners and first-year players.
Madeline Hubbard ‘19Sports Editor This past weekend, Smith College Athletics welcomed seven athletes, an administrator and a team to the Smith Hall of Fame.…
On Tuesday Nov. 14, from 5 p.m. to 6, the Smith College Swimming and Diving Team will participate in the Ted Mullin Hour of Power to raise awareness and money for Sarcoma research.
Madeline Hubbard ‘19Sports Editor The Ladies Professional Golf Association brought a new set of rules into effect this summer prohibiting the players from wearing a…
One of the most famous head-to-head matchups in the history of sports was, arguably, the “Battle of the Sexes” tennis match between tennis stars Billie Jean King and Bobby Riggs on Sept. 20, 1973.
According to the National Institutes of Health, a Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) is any type of brain injury that leads to temporary or permanent brain impairment.
The most commonly diagnosed type of TBI is a concussion, which can be caused by any sort of blow to the head, either during athletics or daily life. The Brain Injury Research Institute approximates that around 1.6 to 3.8 million concussions are diagnosed each year as a result of sports. Although concussions have been studied in detail in the past, biological differences between the way concussions present in males and females are only just beginning to come to light.