Men’s Ice Hockey Roars Back For Double OT Thriller Over Wesleyan In NESCAC Quarters
#17 Men’s Squash Concludes Campaign At CSA Championships
#13 Women’s Squash Finishes Fourth In CSA Kurtz Cup
#17 Men’s Squash Tallies 5-4 Triumph Over #20 Rochester in Hoehn Cup
#13 Women’s Squash Stumbles Against #16 Williams
#17 Middlebury Battles in Tightly-Contested Match With #16 Navy at CSA Team Championships
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Men’s Ice Hockey Advances After Double Overtime Thriller

Middlebury's men's ice hockey team secures a dramatic victory over Wesleyan, while both squash teams conclude their seasons at the CSA Championships.

Men’s Ice Hockey Roars Back For Double OT Thriller Over Wesleyan In NESCAC Quarters

Middlebury's men's ice hockey team secures a dramatic victory over Wesleyan, while both squash teams conclude their seasons at the CSA Championships.

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The Middlebury men's ice hockey team triumphed in a double overtime thriller against Wesleyan in the NESCAC Quarterfinals on March 1, overcoming a 2-0 deficit late in regulation. With just over ten minutes remaining, the Panthers scored twice in 37 seconds to tie the game, ultimately winning 3-2 when Tyler Wishart netted the decisive goal in the second overtime period. The Panthers' victory sets them up for a semifinal matchup against top-seeded Colby on March 6.

In men's squash, the #17 Panthers concluded their season at the College Squash Association (CSA) Divisional Team Championships, finishing fifth in the Hoehn Cup. After a narrow 5-4 loss to #16 Navy in the quarterfinals, where Naum Lekovic secured a key victory, Middlebury bounced back with a 5-4 win over #20 Rochester in the consolation semifinals. However, the Panthers fell to #19 Franklin & Marshall 6-3 in the consolation final on March 1, marking the end of the season for seniors Kian Kardestuncer, Charlie Clifford, and Caleb Boateng.

The #13 Middlebury women's squash team also wrapped up its season at the CSA Kurtz Cup, finishing fourth after a series of tightly contested matches. The Panthers started strong with an 8-1 victory over #20 Denison in the quarterfinals, but faced a setback against #16 Williams in the semifinals, losing 6-3. In the third-place match against #14 Georgetown, Middlebury fell just short in a 5-4 nailbiter, despite strong performances from the Schwarz sisters and the Ronda siblings throughout the tournament.

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