HARTFORD, Conn.—No. 7/9 Babson College scored six runs in the top of the fifth inning on its way to defeating Trinity College, 10-3, in the championship game of the NCAA Tournament Hartford Regional on Sunday evening at Murren Family Field at DiBenedetto Stadium.Full Story
THE SERIES
• Babson and Trinity will meet for the second day in a row with a trip to the NCAA Super Regionals on the line on Sunday. The Beavers, who are 6-11 all-time against the Bantams in a series that dates back to 1992, need one win to advance to the round of 16 for the third year in a row, while the hosts must win twice to advance. Full Story
HARTFORD, Conn.—Senior Michael Genaro (Greenwich, Conn.) allowed just one run over eight innings and junior Jake Oliger (Newtown, Conn.) drove in the go-ahead run in the top of the eighth as No. 7/9 Babson College defeated Trinity College, 4-1, at the Hartford Regional on Saturday afternoon.Full Story
THE SERIES
• The Beavers are 5-11 all-time against the Bantams in a series that dates back to 1992 although the programs have not met since 2013. The game is also the first for Babson against a NESCAC opponent since taking on Bowdoin on March 20, 2018. Full Story
HARTFORD, Conn.—Senior Nicholas Browne (Mount Laurel, N.J.) and junior Jake Oliger (Newtown, Conn.) both homered and sophomore Tyler Bell (Abington, Mass.) allowed just one earned run over six innings as No. 7/9 Babson College defeated Keystone College, 7-3, in the opening game of the NCAA Tournament Hartford Regional on Friday at Murren Family Field at DiBenedetto StadiumFull Story
LEADING OFF
• Babson received one of 16 Pool C at-large bids and will return to the NCAA Tournament for the third year in a row and fifth time overall.
• The Beavers will face Keystone in their tournament opener, while the host Bantams will take on Salve Regina.Full Story
CAMBRIDGE, Mass.—Babson College track & field seniors Matthew Dynan (Reading, Mass.) and Angelina Raffone (Westbrook, Conn.) wrapped up a busy week of competition at the MIT Last Chance Meet on Thursday night at Henry G. Steinbrenner '27 Stadium.Full Story
Senior Reflection: Women's Lacrosse's Lexi LenaghanWhen transferring into Babson my junior year, I was looking at the school for obvious reasons; the academics and the outstanding network that came with a degree from here. What I did not realize was the immense sense of community and shared interest in competition that came with being a student-athlete here.Full Story
Mares, Paul, Tango Earn NFCA All-New England Softball HonorsLOUISVILLE, Ky.—For the first time in program history three Babson College softball players received All-New England honors when the National Fastpitch Coaches Association (NFCA) announced its all-region teams on Wednesday evening.Full Story
Bornhorst, Gianelos Named to GCAA/PING Mid-Atlantic All-Region TeamNORMAN, Okla.—For the first time in program history the Babson College men's golf team had two players earn all-region honors in the same season as junior Chris Bornhorst (West Newton, Mass.) and first-year Nicholas Gianelos (West Chester, Pa.) were named to the Division III Golf Coaches Association of America (GCAA)/PING Mid-Atlantic team on Tuesday night.Full Story
SWARTHMORE, Pa. – Babson College men’s track & field senior Matthew Dynan (Reading, Mass.) was the lone Beaver competitor at the Swarthmore Last Chance Meet on Monday Night.
To the facility workers, trainers, coaches, and faculty, and to my friends, siblings, parents, and extended family, I thank you for the past four years at Babson.
BABSON PARK, Mass.—No. 6/6 Babson College will make its third straight NCAA Division III Tournament appearance after receiving one of 18 at-large bids when the 58-team field was announced on...
NEW HAVEN, Conn.- The Babson College men’s and women’s track and field teams had three athletes compete on the final day of the NEICAAA Championships at Southern Connecticut State...
NEW HAVEN, Conn. - The Babson women's track & field team kicked off competition at the 2019 NEICAAA Championships with a pair of events on Friday afternoon at Southern Connecticut State University...
BABSON PARK, Mass.—Babson College junior Sean Harrington (Walpole, Mass.) was named to the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) Google Cloud Academic All-District Team for...
WESTWOOD, Mass.—Following its second consecutive regular season conference title, seven members of the Babson College women's lacrosse program were honored when the New England Women's and Men's...
WESTWOOD, Mass.—Five members of the Babson College men's lacrosse team received all-conference honors when the New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) announced its postseason...
Growing up, my parents instilled two characteristics into my siblings and me: to work hard and to be kind. I always valued these two traits above any others, but it was not until coming to Babson that...
BABSON PARK, Mass.—Senior Patrick Callahan (Vicksburg, Mich.) tossed a complete game and juniors Matt Johnston (Portola Valley, Calif.) and Thomas Allison (Kingwood, Texas) both homered as...
When transferring into Babson my junior year, I was looking at the school for obvious reasons; the academics and the outstanding network that came with a degree from here. What I did not realize was the immense sense of community and shared interest in competition that came with being a student-athlete here.
To the facility workers, trainers, coaches, and faculty, and to my friends, siblings, parents, and extended family, I thank you for the past four years at Babson.
Growing up, my parents instilled two characteristics into my siblings and me: to work hard and to be kind. I always valued these two traits above any others, but it was not until coming to Babson that I realized the value in trust. Whether it is trust in your teammates, trust in your coach, or trust in the process, Babson field hockey taught me how valuable it is to have trust in someone and to be trusted.
When asked to write a reflection about my time as a Babson athlete, I struggled to decide on what part of my career to focus on. There are so many amazing things I took from my time on the cross country and track teams, but when it all boils down there is one attribute that I am thankful for above all else: grit.
Babson volleyball provided me the opportunity to learn to love a sport again. Reflecting back on my three years at Babson, I often wonder what kind of person I would be without having played for this program.
Coming into the preseason my freshman year I didn't really know what to expect, other than I was going to have to keep my head down and work hard to earn a spot on the team. I was nervous to be at the bottom of the food chain again, but was beyond excited to compete at the collegiate level and meet my new teammates.
It’s taken me four years to fully understand, and I’m sure I’ll appreciate it more as I grow older and am an alum, but I’ve learned that Babson hockey is not just four years of your life. It’s much more than that.
As I entered my freshman year at Babson, I was filled with anticipation and excitement surrounding the countless learning opportunities I would soon experience. What I didn’t expect, though, was that some of the most important lessons I’d gain throughout college would come from varsity athletics, and that many of those lessons would be more valuable than anything I could have gained in the classroom.
As I returned back to campus this fall, I had one thing on my mind and that was winning a NEWMAC championship. I had high hopes for my team. We were veteran heavy and returning 13 players from the previous year, when we went 18-9 overall. My teammates and I all shared the same goals and knew getting to where we wanted to be was not going to be easy.
I frequently reflect on my red-eye flight to Babson the night before move-in: August 27, 2015, United flight 1976 from Phoenix to Newark, and then a quick hop from Newark to Boston the morning of August 28, move-in day. I did not swim in high school, but was a swimmer for most of my childhood before taking four years off from the sport.
The biggest thing I learned from playing volleyball at Babson College was how to embrace the struggles that life throws at you. A consistent theme that Coach Neely preached throughout my three years with the program was having to “deal with adversity”, whether it be manufactured intentionally or having occurred naturally.
Babson men's swimming & diving senior Adam Kershner had the opportunity to share his knowledge of the airline industry when he taught a senior seminar class this spring.
Thanks to the Babson Entrepreneurial Leadership Academies, softball junior Katie Gademsky was able to spend her winter break in Tanzania for the second year in a row.
Thanks to the Babson Entrepreneurial Leadership Academies, men's soccer junior Austin Mankouski had the chance to use what he learns at Babson to influence the lives of children in Tanzania.
Thanks to the Babson Entrepreneurial Leadership Academies, Babson softball sophomore Elizabeth D'Agostino had the opportunity to immerse herself in the culture of Tanzania.
As part of the Babson Entrepreneurial Leadership Academies, Babson women's soccer and track & field sophomore Emily Smith traveled over 7,000 miles to Tanzania for the experience of a lifetime.
BABSON PARK, Mass.—After concluding her career as the most decorated player in program history, Babson College field hockey senior Ashley Tango (Reading, Mass.) had the opportunity to attend a U.S. Developmental Team trial on January 20-22 in Lancaster, Pa.
The Babson men’s and women’s swimming & diving teams spent the early parts of 2019 in the Sunshine State during their annual winter training trip. Sophomore Celine Nie compiled a video montage that chronicled their experience.
My name is Kayla Schinik and I am a junior on the Babson softball team. Having such a huge passion for traveling and exploring different cities and cultures, I chose Babson knowing that I would be able to study abroad one semester while also playing a sport. This past semester I had the opportunity to study abroad at the University of Sydney in Australia. Australia was my top pick because I believed it would be great for me to go (very) far away to meet new people (and ironically some that live in close proximity at Babson that I otherwise may have never met), explore a continent that I'd never been, and experience a completely different side of the world. That was the best decision I have ever made.
After a successful four-year All-American field hockey career at Babson College, Reading’s Ashley Tango was chosen to be one of nearly 100 prospective field hockey players to try out for the United States national team.
Hi! My name is Victoria Casey, and I am a junior on the Babson College softball team. This past semester I had the opportunity to study abroad at the University of Sydney in Australia. It truly was one of the most incredible experiences and it taught me so much about myself and about life.
My name is Brett Bottomley and I am a senior on the Babson men's lacrosse team from Mercer Island, Washington. During the fall semester, I was an exchange student at the Singapore Management University (SMU) in Bras Basah, Singapore.
Babson College goaltenders Matt Pompa and Bryan Botcher both knew when they arrived on campus for the 2015-16 season, playing time would come at premium. All-everything senior Jaime Murray was at the helm, after all.
Babson men's cross country foreign exchange student Nando Baumann has lived in Switzerland his entire life, but this semester he has had the chance to experience life at Babson.
Babson women's cross country and track & field junior Stephanie Rodriguez might be more than 3,500 miles away from her home in Guatemala, but her bond with her family is as strong as ever.
Dynan Competes at Swarthmore Last Chance Meet
