The Hampden-Sydney soccer team’s regular season ended on October 25th on an emotional Senior Day at Miller Field. Going into the final day of the season, the Tigers needed a win and some help to qualify for the playoffs. To do that, the Tigers would have to best the conference leading Roanoke College Maroons. After a high energy first half, the teams were knotted at zero with chances at both ends. However, the Tigers went ahead on a Bryan Wharton goal in the 74th minute that slotted right under the …

October has proven to be a good month for Tiger football as the team sought to bounce back from their rare non-conference loss to Huntington to end the month of September. After a bounce back win against Catholic to start the new month, the team put on a show for the alumni against fellow ODAC foe Bridgewater on Homecoming weekend.  After a slow start that left both teams scoreless through the first quarter, the Tigers were the first the get the offense going with a Kirk Rohle touchdown run to …

Huntingdon gives football squad rare out of conference loss
The end of September saw an occurrence Tiger football fans are very unfamiliar with: a non-conference loss. The Tigers quest for another perfect season ended on the 24th with a heartbreaking 34-27 road loss to Huntingdon College, the first regular season non-ODAC loss since the Tigers dropped a 2007 decision to Johns Hopkins. The Tigers started the game slow, putting together only one scoring drive that put six points on the board off of a Travis Lane scramble late in the first. …

Soccer
The Tiger soccer team opened up ODAC plays on September 14, with a 1-0 loss to Virginia Wesleyan, but the team was able to rebound three days later with a 2-0 win over visiting Greensboro College. The Tigers then hosted Ferrum College and defeated the Panthers 4-0 with goals from Alex Thexton, Curran Blackwell, and Robert Stephens. The Tigers then fell in their second conference game to Washington & Lee, 2-0. The Tigers were able to rebound from these setbacks with a 2-1 win on the road at Randolph and …

As the Hampden-Sydney Cross Country team has begun to kick off their season, we have seen glimpses of greatness.  The runners have shown that they have been working hard this offseason and certain runners have propelled themselves to the top of the pack.  Andrew Stoddard ‘14, Yonathan Ararso ‘13, Andrew Craver ‘13 and Ned Belliveau ‘14 have set the bar high and led the team powerfully.
“Right now, we have a good base of lead runners and a good group of fresh legs,” said Captain Andrew Craver. “I expect big things …

Two games into the season, the Football Tigers have looked nothing short of dominant after a pair of back-to-back routs to open the year.  With the offence producing at an incredibly high rate and the defense keeping opposing scores low, there’s good reason for the Tiger fans to be excited about the season, even in its infancy.
Opening their season on September 3rd, the Tigers welcomed in-state foe Averett University to Everett Stadium for a 63 – 9 win that saw some impressive play on both sides of the field.  After …

The Hampden-Sydney soccer team started the 2011 season off on September 3rd with an 8-0 beat down of Berkley (NJ) and finished the weekend up with a 5-1 rout of future ODAC conference foe Shenandoah University. After such a high-powered start to the season, the Tigers were riding high, but they would be brought back down to earth after two consecutive losses to Mary Washington and Maryville (TN).
Despite the setbacks, the Tigers are looking to duplicate the success of last season, where they made it to the ODAC Championship before …

“I feel that the Hampden-Sydney Golf team can compete this year for the ODAC Championship,” said John Prengaman, Head Coach of the Hampden-Sydney Golf team.
After finishing third in the conference in 2010, the Golf team looks to take full control of the conference in the upcoming year. “Expectations are high” and the team looks to embrace the opportunities that lie ahead this season.
Led by returning golfers Ronnie Fultz, Sean Gatz, and Rick O’Connell, the team is loaded with proven talent and top-notch competitors. Fultz, a senior and co-captain, is a …

Fall Sports here at Hampden-Sydney are starting back up, and here are a few things to watch for on each of the Tiger teams.
Football
The Tigers look to return to the NCAA playoffs and reclaim the ODAC championship after rival Washington & Lee captured the title last season. However, the Tigers look primed and ready to bring the trophy back to Hampden-Sydney. Senior preseason All-American QB Travis Lane and senior WR Sean Cavanaugh lead a potent offense. While the fearsome defense, led by senior linebacker August Berling and safety Kenny Fryman …

The long dreary months of winter have finally subsided and spring is here. This means different things to all: flowers blooming, unpredictable weather, and seasonal allergies but for the sports fan this time means one thing: baseball. Last year’s Fall Classic was no surprise with the New York Yankees defeating the Philadelphia Phillies four games to two and ending their eight year streak without a ring. This year promises to be an exciting one with a flood of young talent making their presence known in the Major Leagues. 
Let’s start with …