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Capulet or Montague? Hatfield or McCoy? Coke or Pepsi?
Kenyon or Denison?
As the NCAADIII Swimming and Diving Championships draw near, it is time to, once again, return to the age old question of who will be victorious in the watery tournament. On March 16, Kenyon President Sean Decatur and Denison President Adam Weinberg exchanged some playful banter about the upcoming event on Twitter. Continue reading
Tim Connolly ’16. Photo courtesy of Martin Fuller.
Denison Basketball came to visit on Wednesday, but don’t worry, both the Lords and the Ladies crushed them. Here are the results from the rest of last week’s contests:
Wednesday:
Men’s Basketball vs Denison University: WIN 72-69
Women’s Basketball vs Denison University: WIN 61-52 Continue reading
Katie Kaestner ’16, courtesy of Martin Fuller
Kenyon hosted the Total Performance Sports Camps (TPSC) Invitational this weekend at the Steen Aquatic Center, which explains why some of you might have seen random swim teams from other schools walking around. The Lords and Ladies held their own against the competition, some of whom came from Division I schools. Our other winter teams were off campus this weekend, but also had their fair share of successes. Here’s what happened:
Wednesday
Men’s Basketball vs. Oberlin College: WIN 65-45 Continue reading
It’s December, which means it’s officially time for winter sports. Our teams were off for most of last week like the rest of us, but here are the results from the week before to get you caught up.
Also, a huge shout-out to Men’s Soccer. They finished their stunning season on November 23rd, when they fell to the OWU’s Battling Bishops in the Sweet Sixteen round of the NCAA championships. The Lords had 18 wins this season, which ties their win record set in 1996 and is the most wins they’ve ever earned under current Head Coach Chris Brown. Congratulations!
November 18
Men’s Basketball vs. Ohio Wesleyan University: Loss 86-95 Continue reading
Sam Clougher ’17
For some of our teams, this week marked the end of the season. For others, this week marked the beginning. And one of our three teams to advance to the NCAA championships is still fighting. Here’s what happened this week:
Wednesday:
Field Hockey vs. Messiah College (NCAA Tournament): Loss 0-2 Continue reading
The Kenyon Thrill 